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Schools, 1984

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EDUCATION Migrants support teachers on language class sizes '

Tribune · Wednesday 1 August 1984 · page 4

SYDNEY: Over 300 people representing 40 ethnic organisations called on Premier Wran to end the government's…

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EDUCATION Language teachers keep their powder dry

Tribune · Wednesday 8 August 1984 · page 5

SYDNEY: Intensive Language Unit (ILU) teachers in the Liverpool region (in Sydney's western suburbs) have resumed…

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Pupils from near and far

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 August 1984 · page 15

Mount Sinai College was established to cater for Jewish children living in Maroubra and neighboring suburbs. Now, only four…

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“In touch with each child's needs...” Teachers are a dedicated team

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 August 1984 · page 15

Much of Mount Sinai’s success is due to its excellent team of dedicated teachers headed by Sandra Molloy. Each teacher has…

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Primary school offers program for talented

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 August 1984 · page 9

A comprehensive Talented and Gifted (TG) Children Program is being offered this year at Moriah College Primary School…

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Hawke government breaks policy on private school funding

Tribune · Wednesday 22 August 1984 · page 3

Last week's announcement of federal government plans for education funding were typical of the Hawke style of…

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Singapore Colloquium World’s top scholars at Asian-Jewish talks

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 August 1984 · page 3

Nobel Prize Laureate, Professor Rosalyn Yalow will be one of the many distinguished international academics attending the forthcoming Asian Jewish Colloquium in Singapore…

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School will mount own JCA drive

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 August 1984 · page 22

All members of the Masada College board will take part in a special North Shore telephone campaign for the Jewish Communal Appeal…

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Vic. schools offer Talmud

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 September 1984 · page 9

The Victorian Department of Education has formally accepted two Jewish subjects to be…

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Sydney’s Islamic School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 September 1984 · page 7

Teachers of the Koran will be flown from the Middle East to staff the first Islamic School in…

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Gay teachers under threat in Queensland

Tribune · Wednesday 12 September 1984 · page 15

BRISBANE: The Queensland Teachers Union (QTU) has accused the Minister for Education, Lin Powell, of…

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School Magazine

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 September 1984 · page 22

Moriah will increase the content of its publication, Contact, to provide a more comprehensive report of…

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Marxist Summer School and Festival

Tribune · Wednesday 19 September 1984 · page 6

Great plans are already under way for the 1985 Marxist Summer School (Jan 12th-20th). We hope to incorporate a festival atmosphere with lots of music and entertainment, good food,! cultural displays, stalls, films, videos and parties. We have lots of…

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Yankee Girls Teach at School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 October 1984 · page 22

Two American youth workers have brought the Yeshiva a “young and lively” spirit, according to Jewish studies director, Rabbi Yankel Lieder…

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JCA support by school goes on

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 10 October 1984 · page 4

Moriah College president Robert Simons this week pledged the full and continued support of the college to the current Jewish Communal Appeal campaign…

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Schools can join asbestos suit

Tharunka · Thursday 18 October 1984 · page 41

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday: Virtually every elementary and secondary .school in the nation can join an almost $1 billion class-action suit against manufacturers to recover the cost of removing…

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8th.MARXIST Summer School & FESTIVAL Political Songs for the 80’s & 90’s competition

Tharunka · Thursday 18 October 1984 · page 37

This is a unique opportunity for songwriters to have political songs of today or tomorrow published Tribune newspaper, the widest-read socialist weekly in Australia and performed before a left…

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TES computers linking school to home

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 October 1984 · page 9

The Emanuel School (TES) will be linked via computer with students’ homes, with the communal groups and with overseas organisations in an…

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Readers Write a Forum of Opinion by Jewish Times Readers Jewish school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 October 1984 · page 6

I refer to Dr S. Cohen’s letter (AJT, 4/10/84) regarding Rabbi Hirsch’s comments on the situation…

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Visiting Therapist Jewish teacher in Who’s Who book

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 November 1984 · page 23

American Jewish occupational therapist, Rhona Reiss, wants more people to understand her profession. She returns to Chicago ir…

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