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Schools, 1987

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School children “inspect” Moriah

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 July 1987 · page 22

Year 3 and 4 children from Bondi Beach Public. School recently studied life at Moriah College as part of a social studies project, Are All Schools Like Mine? Visit to Moriah’s Queens…

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Youth Scene Bush Dance at School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 July 1987 · page 22

Several hundred Masada College pupils and parents participated in a lively bush dance at the school last week organised by Parents’ Auxiliary president Rene lchilcik. Enthusiastically bounding along (above) are Brian Romer…

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Teacher’s Aliya

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1987 · page 38

David Howard, Moriah College High School Jewish Studies teacher, has resigned to make aliya with his family. A widower with two…

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Teacher Pledge on Ussr Jews Meets with Jews

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1987 · page 12

Britain’s re-elected Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has pledged to continue raising the issue of discrimination against Soviet Jews at every opportunity and to encourage other Western nations to do the same…

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Hebrew teachers in USSR face shortage of books

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1987 · page 4

Teachers who defy Soviet law by teaching Hebrew arc facing a critical shortage of books, former Prisoner of Zion Yosef Begun said last week…

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TEACHERS Massive cuts to Vic schools

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1987 · page 5

The Victorian government has announced massive cuts in education funding which could destroy up to 1,000 teachers'…

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EDUCATION Qld teachers face cuts

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1987 · page 4

The Queensland Education Department has cut public education funding so severely that teachers are expected to…

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The Negev As a School Arye Eliav, rescuer of Jews, builder of communities, planner of regions, is as it again. Now he is hard at work devising, designingand realizing an educational centre in the southwest which aims to bring the Negev and the young people of Israel together. Philip Gillon reports

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 July 1987 · page 13

ARYE (LOVA) Eliav stands beside a map hanging on the wall of the dining-room in his small prefabricated cottage in Nitzana, pointer in…

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Nine O’clock Bell Poems about School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 July 1987 · page 18

Everyone is sure to find lots of familiar situations in this collection of over 100 poems about school. Best friends and bullies, teachers and homework,…

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“Back to School”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 July 1987 · page 20

Parents are invited to come back to school at Mount Sinai College during Education Week. On Wednesday, while…

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Yeshiva Gedolah teachers in Perth

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 August 1987 · page 11

MELBOURNE: Yeshiva Gedolah executive director Avrohom Procei and rabbinical students Shalom Moishe Paltiel and Sholom Ber Minkowitz were in Perth…

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P&F gives $30,000 for new school fund

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 August 1987 · page 11

Moriah College Parents & Friends (P&F) Association president Betty Levy has presented a cheque for $30,000 to the college board for the New High School Building Fund…

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Hebrew HSC subject at two State schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 August 1987 · page 4

Hebrew will be available as an examinable subject in two New South Wales State schools from 1988. Director of the NSW…

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Teachers bone up on science

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 August 1987 · page 17

REHOVOT. - Summertime, for junior high and high school students, means a long vacation. But for many of their teachers it is the only time…

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Black market education Susan Bellos considers trends in the budget-starved school system

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 August 1987 · page 17

FUNNY THINGS are happening in education these days. Recently there was an outcry in the press that the Ministry of Education was doing…

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New School for Doncaster Area

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 August 1987 · page 9

MELBOURNE: Either Mount Scopus or Yeshiva College may establish a Divisional School at the The North…

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School Segregation

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 August 1987 · page 22

Sir, — I enjoyed reading Susan Bellos’s article of August 15, titled “Black market education.” Since I was quoted there, I would like to…

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Study on private school principals

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 August 1987 · page 9

The role and work of private school principals in NSW is the topic of a doctoral study by The Emanuel School (TES) headmaster Tom Wiedenman…

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Mt Sinai, Illawarra teacherminister

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 August 1987 · page 3

Mount Sinai College has appointed a new full-time Jewish Studies director…

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Moriah teachers return after Year in Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 August 1987 · page 39

Selwyn and Liora Sack have rejoined the Moriah College teaching staff after a year’s professional enhancement study in Israel. Selwyn Sack teaches…

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