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Schools, 1985

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Masada's best Dayschool pupils score well in major contests

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1985 · page 7

Pupils of two Sydney Jewish dayschools have won major awards and scored impressively in various state, national and international competitions…

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Schools talk on Zionism

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1985 · page 7

MELBOURNE: Principals and heads of Jewish Studies Departments of most local Jewish dayschools met here…

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Schools’ Captains

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1985 · page 18

Vaucluse and Blakehurst High Schools will have Jewish school captains next year…

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Israel's university students Have boycotted the opening of the academic year in protest at an increase in fees. The strike has highlighted the economic difficulties of the universities as well as that of the students. The Post’s Mark Segal hears the views of one of the country’s leading academics. Dollars and scholars

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1985 · page 17

YEHUDA BEN-SHAUL sits down to talk about the crisis in higher education with protesters and mocking posters practically outside his…

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Strong support for Aboriginal school

Tribune · Wednesday 6 November 1985 · page 15

ADELAIDE: Almost 200 people attended last week's public hearing of the Parliamentary Standing…

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Masada pupils hear how AJWS assists needy

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 November 1985 · page 4

The Australian Jewish Welfare Society (AJWS) helps between 400 and 500 Jewish families every month, and the demand for assistance is…

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‘Uprising’ of the Diaspora Jewish educators The Post’s Charles Hoffman reports on the sharp divisions which have arisen between teachers, school principals and rabbis in the U.S. and the World Zionist Organization’s Department of Education and Culture

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 November 1985 · page 36

INCOMPETENCE, waste, irrelevance, arrogance duplication, corruption, intimidation... What could possibly be the target…

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School building named for Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 November 1985 · page 4

The Emanuel School (TES) will name its administration building after…

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Makor teachers’ exhibit

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 November 1985 · page 8

The Makor Library and Resources Centre has put together an exhibition aimed…

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Heritage helpers part of school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 November 1985 · page 8

Volunteers working at the Moriah/King David Preparatory School under the Project Heritage scheme are now very much part of the school, Sally Seyman,…

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BRIEFS Qld teachers elect first female president

Tribune · Wednesday 27 November 1985 · page 5

The recent presidential and vice presidential elections in the Queensland Teachers Union (QTU) saw two…

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Teachers Nswtf progressive landslide

Tribune · Wednesday 27 November 1985 · page 4

Progressive and left candidates won a landslide victory in the elections for presidential officers in the NSW…

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High marks for teacher trainees

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 November 1985 · page 5

Three post-graduate students intending careers in teaching Jewish Studies have achieved distinctions at the Sydney College of Advanced Education (SCAE)…

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Belsen residents agree to name school after Anne Frank

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 December 1985 · page 4

BERGEN, West Germany (AP). Forty years after Anne Frank died in Bergen-Belscn concentration camp, townspeople have set aside some…

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Finding the right school for immigrant children

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

THE RECENTLY published booklet, The Israeli Educational System, produced by the Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel,…

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TEACHERS Federation call to reassess staffing campaigns

Tribune · Wednesday 18 December 1985 · page 5

The NSW Teachers Federation has called for a review of its staffing campaigns. While not abandoning long sought after…

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Pupils’ “Trial”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 December 1985 · page 26

Pupils entering Mount Sinai College next year enjoyed an orientation day at the school where they met their teacher, Janine Isman, and fellow pupils, as well as having a morning’s “trial” lesson. Picture shows…

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Ex-Moriah teacher new headmaster at Mt Sinai

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 December 1985 · page 5

A specialist in children’s literature and former Moriah College teacher, has been named the new principal at Mount Sinai College…

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High-school fees could cost parents up to $1,400 a year

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 December 1985 · page 7

Parents of high-school pupils may have to pay as much as $1,400 per annum in tuition starting next year if the Treasury recommendation to…

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