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Schools, 1985

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Australian Screen Studies Association Assa National Conference 1984 School of Humanlties, Griffith University, Nathen Qld 4111

Filmnews · Tuesday 1 January 1985 · page 4

Griffith University is a nice place for a conference. Built in a large and otherwise untouched area of bushland, its chunky concrete…

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Jewish Education 1984 Prize List 120 awards to Educ. Board pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 January 1985 · page 6

More than 120 awards were presented at the recent NSW Board of Jewish Education prize…

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Dance teacher visit

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 January 1985 · page 3

An Israeli dance teacher will be “imported” from Israel by the NSW Jewish Board…

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Sinai farewell for first teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 January 1985 · page 5

Mount Sinai College, Maroubra, has farewelled its foundation head teacher, Sandra Molloy. School president, Steven…

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School- en college-gelden fors omhoog

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 25 January 1985 · page 5

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EDUCATION Teacher unions plan action

Tribune · Wednesday 30 January 1985 · page 4

The NSW Teachers Federation Annual Conference last December resolved to focus attention on the staffing levels in…

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New campus “approved” Moriah Parents Inspect School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 January 1985 · page 3

Moriah College’s new primary school campus at Queens Park, Bondi Junction, was “an eye-opener” and “a tremendous step forward for the College and…

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EDUCATION Schools disaster on day one

Tribune · Wednesday 6 February 1985 · page 5

"There is an acute crisis in the NSW secondary public education system," NSW Teachers Federation president Ivan Pagett said last Thursday. "Education Minister Rod Cavalier is attacking teachers and threatening sackings…

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Start of a new school year Bronfman Accepts Apology on Nazi

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 February 1985 · page 1

VIENNA: World Jewish Congress president, Edgar Bronfman, last week accepted the apology of Austrian Chancellor, Fred Sinowatz, for his government’s welcome of a Nazi war criminal, despite having said…

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World Wizo Calls for School Funds

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 February 1985 · page 5

World Wizo has initiated an emergency collection to raise two and a quarter million dollars in two months to keep its schools in Israel open. Many of Wizo’s 660 Israeli projects are under…

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Schools celebrate new year for trees

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 February 1985 · page 20

Jewish dayschools throughout Sydney celebrated Tu B’Shvat, New Year for Trees, with traditional tree planting ceremonies last week…

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EDUCATION Sackings threaten school Chaos

Tribune · Wednesday 20 February 1985 · page 4

Threats of dismissal have made teachers, parents and the entire Bega community more determined than ever to resist attempts by the NSW Education Department to shift Bega High School maths teacher Dick O'Neill…

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New Faces at Yeshiva School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 February 1985 · page 25

Two new teachers have joined the Jewish Studies department of the Yeshiva College. They are Navah Avnit and Bilha Kotzer…

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SACKING Teacher's sacking shuts schools

Tribune · Wednesday 27 February 1985 · page 4

The NSW school system is poised on the brink as the state education commission refuses to budge from its plan to sack Bega…

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BOOKS Youth unemployment in the eighties Double Depression: Schooling, Unemployment and Family Life in the Eighties. By Ian Watson. George Allen and Unwin, 1985. $7.95

Tribune · Wednesday 27 February 1985 · page 11

"Society is what you make it really. Either you can be a bum and sleep under a park bench or you…

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Top marks for Ramah pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 February 1985 · page 14

For the fourth consecutive year, Ramah Hebrew Academy students have topped the…

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Student growth boom at Masada schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 February 1985 · page 17

Masada College, the north shore Jewish dayschool, now has more than 600 pupils, principal Stan Lifschitz said last week. The high school has 155…

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Readers Write a Forum of Opinion by Jewish Times Readers Moriah’s teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 March 1985 · page 6

I am writing in reply to the letter, Moriah’s Neglect (AJT, Letters, 21/2/85). I am a Year 12 student of…

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Wa School’s New Director

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 March 1985 · page 22

PERTH: Chaim Perez has been appointed Jewish studies director at the Carmel School…

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School geeft werklozen hun geld terug

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 8 March 1985 · page 10

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