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Schools, 1985

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School’s Quiz Helps Appeal

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 August 1985 · page 34

Moriah College on Tuesday, August 20, will stage its first high school general knowledge quiz to help raise funds for the current Jewish Communal Appeal (JCA)…

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American teachers here for Holocaust course

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 August 1985 · page 12

The first group of 31 American public-school teachers who plan to teach the Holocaust arrived at the Ghetto Fighters’ House at Kibbutz…

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Migrant Teachers Still seeking permanency after 10 years

Tribune · Wednesday 14 August 1985 · page 4

Some industrial campaigns just drag on and on and on. Teachers in the NSW Adult Migrant Education Service (AMES) certainly have that feeling in their long-running campaign to get permanency for all teachers in AMES…

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Yael Dayan talks to Sydney pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 August 1985 · page 22

Yael Dayan, journalist, author, daughter of Moshe Dayan and the Zionist Federation of Australia’s (ZFA) scholar-in-residence, last week spoke with Jewish dayschool students about her life, her father, military and economic pressures and political trends in…

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Moriah farewells Israeli teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 August 1985 · page 4

Establishing a Jewish studies resource centre for use by other schools as well…

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Moriah’s new teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 August 1985 · page 11

Four teachers from Israel joined the Moriah College staff last week…

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A secret Russian Jewish teaching founded school in Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 August 1985 · page 6

Chamah is an organisation dedicated to bringing religious instruction to Russian Jews and while that may sound simple, the task is…

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School’s thank you at dinner

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 August 1985 · page 5

The Emanuel School (TES) will pay tribute to those who have “given significant support towards the establishment of the school” at the TES Founders’ Dinner on…

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NSW Premier to open new school site

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 August 1985 · page 3

NSW Premier Neville Wran will officially open Moriah College's Queens Park campus on Sunday, September 22. Mr Wran will unveil…

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Pupils’ present helps aged “breathe easy”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1985 · page 3

A ventilator to ease the breathing problems of the aged has been bought with funds raised by pupils of Moriah College’s King David Preparatory School in their first Jewish Communal Appeal (JCA) project…

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More pupils at P’matta classes

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1985 · page 6

Parramatta Synagogue’s Sunday School has increased its pupil numbers by 300 per cent in the past year. Rachel Blasenstein, wife…

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More schools join IS tour

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1985 · page 5

Following the success of the recent Moriah College Israel Study Tour (1ST), Masada College, St Ives, and Jewish students in Perth are likely to join the…

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School Honors Founders Tes Dream a Reality

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1985 · page 3

The founders and supporters of The B Emanuel School (TES) “turned a dream into a reality” 12-year-old Melissa Solomon told guests at its gala Founders’…

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Sacked teachers are taken back

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1985 · page 2

The country’s schools opened as scheduled Sunday following an agreement reached Friday between the Education Ministry and the…

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Teachers’ Murder To the Editor of The Jerusalem Post

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1985 · page 47

Sir, — Regarding the tragic murders of the two young teachers, I believe that, if the political and religious leaders of the Arab and Jewish…

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Thursday, Aug. 29, 1985 School Ritual

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1985 · page 24

THE NEW school year is being inaugurated with the customary, and by now rather tiresome, ritual drama: teachers…

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Jewish Education’s Schools “Trouole”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1985 · page 21

Some Sydney secondary schools are denying access to Jewish Board of Education teachers, according to Board president, Frank Levy…

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Jewish schools not “foolproof”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 September 1985 · page 7

The Jewish dayschool movement came under careful scrutiny at South Head…

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Young Beduin flock to schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 September 1985 · page 18

BEERSHEBA. - This year there are more Negev Beduin enrolled than ever before, in more classrooms and with increasing parental…

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ABORIGINES Arukun Aborigines demand teacher's resignation

Tribune · Wednesday 18 September 1985 · page 12

Last month, the Aboriginal community at Arukun took an unprecedented step. On August 26, when the…

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