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Schools, 1986

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School's Appeal

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 November 1986 · page 13

Mount Scopus Memorial College’s month-long appeal was launched last week with a briefing for appeal workers at the home of appeal committee president, Roy Tashi…

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Move to bar hard drinks to pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 November 1986 · page 7

A ban on the sale ot alcoholic drinks at cafes and kiosks near public schools is to be sought by the Education Ministry following the…

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School S’ships

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 November 1986 · page 10

The Adolf Basser Scholarship Committee has awarded six half scholarships for students…

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School art for Herzog

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 November 1986 · page 18

Mount Scopus art teacher Sara Warner and pupils Karen Mieszelewicz and Ayelet Chen with the volume of student art work presented during President and Mrs Herzog’s visit to Mount Scopus College, Melbourne…

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Education Tafe teachers resist attacks

Tribune · Wednesday 26 November 1986 · page 5

MELBOURNE: Victorian Technical and Further Education (TAFE) teachers took stopwork action last…

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Video Views Catering for the School Holidays

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 November 1986 · page 19

With the holiday period fast approaching, video producers are releasing many movies, ranging in…

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Scholarships aid 24 pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 December 1986 · page 7

Trustees of the Chaim Kopilovicius Memorial Scholarships scheme have made their first allocation of funds to help needy students at Jewish dayschools…

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Masada pupils raise $6,000

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 December 1986 · page 14

Masada College Primary School pupils raised a record $6,185 this year in their annual Jewish Communal Appeal project. The amount was the highest by any Sydney dayschool…

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Jewish studies teacher training program

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 December 1986 · page 5

MELBOURNE: A fulltime Jewish studies teacher-training program will be…

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PHILIPPINES Moving in on the teacher unions

Tribune · Wednesday 10 December 1986 · page 7

The American Federation of Teachers (AFT), and the International Federation of Free Teachers' Unions…

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Youth Scene Moriah pupils give to high school appeal

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 December 1986 · page 12

Anita Bloomfield, an eight-year-old Moriah primary pupil, wanted to raise funds for the college’s new high school building appeal…

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Moriah College President Hits Back Dramatic “growth pattern” in high school enrolments

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 December 1986 · page 4

Moriah College High School enrolments have “experienced a dramatic growth pattern over the past decade”, according to its president, Robert…

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Teacher from NZ

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 December 1986 · page 4

A Jewish Studies’ teacher from New Zealand’s only Jewish day-school has completed a…

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The Arts and Emterimment a teacher’s joy MUSIC

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 December 1986 · page 16

EVEN IF one lives not in New York but in Holon, it counts for something in the music world to have taught Pinhas Zukerman, Shmuel…

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The Community School time-bomb

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 December 1986 · page 13

AS THE children of Mikhman village in Galilee file into class today, they will pass a big sign in red letters fixed to the entrance of their…

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