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Schools, 1987

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Officers’ School May 15, 1986

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 14 October 1987 · page 11

After a mixed-up week of not being sure whether I was in or out, I’m here. This week we’re going over weapons training…

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One doesn’t lightly start a new school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 October 1987 · page 5

No one lightly enters the high-risk, multiple-headache business of starting a school. But seven years ago Peter and Sheila Philippsohn, along with other Jewish parents in the Kingsford-Maroubra district, saw no alternative…

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Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 October 1987 · page 22

Today Wizo runs 11 schools for approximately five thousand pupils. The Wizo schools can be grouped into 3 main types: Agricultural, Vocational and Special Education. Nahalal Agricultural Secondary School: (Sponsor: Wizo Canada)…

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Grannies at School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 October 1987 · page 22

Melbourne’s Mount Scopus College recently opened its doors to grandparents of students in the Smorgon Family…

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Mad Max goes back to school

Filmnews · Sunday 1 November 1987 · page 9

From the start of the next school term in February, students at Canberra's Lake Ginninderra College will have a unique…

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Accolades for Masada pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 November 1987 · page 22

A group of Masada College students was placed second in the City of Sydney Eisteddfod drama competition recently. The section contested…

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Moriah pupils excel in contests

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 November 1987 · page 16

Moriah College students have excelled in two major chemistry and science competitions…

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Masada Teachers Back at School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 November 1987 · page 16

Masada College teachers had the opportunity recently to learn and develop their teaching skills at a special…

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New Yeshiva Boys’ High School to Open in 1988

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 November 1987 · page 5

Yeshiva College will open a boys’ high school in Sydney next year…

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Teacher of the masters Musical notes

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 November 1987 · page 19

ILONA FEHER -- the violin teacher whose famous pupils include Shlomo Mintz, Pinchas Zuckerman, Shmuel Ashkenazi and others - is…

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Investment plan for school fees

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 December 1987 · page 23

Pymble-based investment adviser David Cowan has come up with a plan which, he claims, can drastically reduce the cost of school fees to parents with children at…

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Youth Scene Two schools raise top funds for JCA

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 December 1987 · page 10

Two Jewish dayschools, members of the Jewish Communal Appeal (JCA) family of communal organisations, this year raised $14,858 in JCA projects. In a time-honored…

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Readers' Letters Tora Scholars and the Holocaust

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 December 1987 · page 15

Sir, - Apropos of the British Chief Rabbi, Sir Immanuel Jacobovits’s (B’nai B’rith lecture (December 5), perhaps a possibly more profound…

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Rock around the school by new TES band

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 December 1987 · page 14

The majority of teenagers have a love of pop music, so when a school raises funds for musical instruments, it is unusual that the money will purchase equipment for a rock band…

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Masada given Federal overseas student school classification

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 December 1987 · page 3

Masada College is the first high school in Australia to be designated suitable for overseas students. This was announced by Masada College president…

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School Scene Reward for veteran

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 December 1987 · page 14

Veteran Project Heritage volunteer Joe Cohen was given a surprise reward for his…

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