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Schools, 1985

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EDUCATION Teachers back sacked Bega colleague

Tribune · Wednesday 13 March 1985 · page 5

The NSW Teachers Federation has begun a series of rolling stoppages around the state in support of sacked Bega High School maths teacher Dick O'Neill. Daily advertisements in Sydney newspapers list the schools…

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WA teachers fight the heat

Tribune · Wednesday 13 March 1985 · page 15

PERTH: The WA State School Teachers Union has urged the Burke government to install air conditioners in all new schools…

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School Honors Hero

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 March 1985 · page 1

The first tree in The Emanuel School (TES) Avenue of Righteous Gentiles was planted by Adam Reviczky, son of Colonel Imre Reviczky, who saved thousands of Hungarian and Romanian Jews during…

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EDUCATION Behind the NSW teachers' dispute

Tribune · Wednesday 20 March 1985 · page 4

In this special Tribune article, Richard Walsham, a vice-president of the NSW Teachers Federation and executive…

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Pupils give to Moses campaign

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 March 1985 · page 9

Masada College pupils have contributed $200 from their own pockets for the United Israel Appeal’s Operation Moses campaign…

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Senior citizens at King David School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 March 1985 · page 21

Last Thursday was family day at Moriah College’s King David Preparatory School, when grandparents of pupils were special guests…

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Language teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 April 1985 · page 9

The Sydney Language School for Children, Pennant Hille, is seeking teachers to…

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New teacher at Mt. Sinai

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 April 1985 · page 21

A South African woman with more than ten years’ experience in the education field, is the new head…

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TEACHERS Teachers' staffing campaign renewed

Tribune · Wednesday 10 April 1985 · page 5

After a small break in its campaign while discussions took place, the NSW Teachers Federation has renewed its campaign to have sacked Bega High School teacher, Dick O'Neill, reinstated, and for the federation to have…

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QUEENSLAND Teachers next on Job's hit list

Tribune · Wednesday 10 April 1985 · page 4

The Queensland government, having taken on the unions in the recent ETU dispute, has turned its attention to yet another union…

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School’s Carnival “best”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 April 1985 · page 24

Masada finished fifth in the recent Primary Schools Ku-ring-gai District swimming carnival. Top swimmers from 18…

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US philosophy teachers for TES seminar

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 April 1985 · page 6

Two American academics will visit Sydney next month for a “critical thinking seminar” at The Emanuel School (TES)…

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BOOKS Essential for Education Ministers Teachers' Work by R W Connell. George Allen and Unwin, 1985, $7.95

Tribune · Wednesday 24 April 1985 · page 11

Few people would have trouble thinking of a way to end a sentence which began: "Teachers should..."…

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Jewish wrestlers win NSW schoolboy titles

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 May 1985 · page 23

Pupils from Yeshiva and Moriah Colleges are among a number of Jewish boys who won medals in the NSW Schoolboys freestyle wrestling…

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Teacher goes on busman’s holiday

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 May 1985 · page 19

Moriah College deputy principal and director of Jewish studies, Max Wahlhaus, is headed for his first extended leave in 14 years, but it will be a…

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SCHOOL’S 25th YEAR

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 May 1985 · page 19

Vaucluse High School celebrates its 25th anniversary next month, with an open…

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Living under Joh -- Girl students and women teachers in Queensland

Tribune · Wednesday 15 May 1985 · page 8

The Queensland government's antidemocratic legislation which has been condemned across Australia is not a sudden aberration. It is the logical…

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Teachers’ sanctions

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 May 1985 · page 2

The country’s education system faces disruption this week,with both elementary and high-school teachers taking work sanctions…

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Istanbul School’s 70th YEAR

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 May 1985 · page 12

ISTANBUL: The Jewish high school in Istanbul has celebrated the seventieth anniversary of…

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TEACHERS O'Neill not reinstated by Industrial Commission

Tribune · Wednesday 22 May 1985 · page 5

SYDNEY: The NSW Industrial Commission on Tuesday refused to order the reinstatement of the sacked…

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