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Schools, 1989

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Pupils abroad make annual pledge to funds

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 January 1989 · page 22

WE ARE REMINDED daily by phone calls and letters from social workers that there are many eldery throughout the country who…

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News Report Schools in areas closed again after rioting 31 intifada deaths in December

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 January 1989 · page 2

A total of six Palestinians died in the territories over the weekend and over 30 were wounded, ending a month with the highest casualty toll…

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“Sunday School” now on

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 13 January 1989 · page 3

THE NORTH Shore Temple Emanuel has switched its “Sunday School” to a Saturday. This was announced last week…

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Pacific School Games

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 18 January 1989 · page 15

m Un Calédonien de 1 7 ans, paraplégique, Pierre Fairbank, a participé aux épreuves réservées aux handicapés, aux Pacific School Games de Sydney en…

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Hawke farewells Israel tour school prizewinners

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 January 1989 · page 30

AUSTRALIA’S JEWISH community has contributed immeasurably to the nation’s intellectual, commercial, cultural and political…

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Primary schools to teach Hebrew

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 January 1989 · page 7

What’s going on Around Town? Stay informed with the Times! HEBREW AND Jewish culture will be taught at Rose Bay and…

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Sydney teachers to train with Israeli Jewish Studies expert

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 January 1989 · page 5

A TOP Israeli educator will be in Sydney this year to conduct in-service seminars for Jewish Studies teachers. Moriah College principal Lionel Link…

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The light on the hill David Cox wagged school to watch experimental films in the 1970s. He's still enthusiastic. This is his response to the Cantrills' Projected Light

Filmnews · Wednesday 1 February 1989 · page 10

There is a political message bubbling away beneath the surface of Projected Light--it is "Make films before the entire…

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The gender agenda in our schools A Gender Agenda

Tribune · Wednesday 1 February 1989 · page 9

Terry Evans' subtitle for this book is "A sociological study of teachers, parents and pupils in their primary schools". It is this and more…

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Real Estate Bond, EIE sign space for language school

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 February 1989 · page 38

THE AUSTRALIAN Airlines building in Cavill Avenue, Surfers Paradise, is again fully leased following a major refurbishing program by the Witan Group which purchased the property in 1987 for…

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Changes needed to keep teachers

Tribune · Wednesday 8 February 1989 · page 7

The basic question in the debate about restructuring is what the wages system should look like, and what system of pay and reward we should be aiming for…

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Thanks to teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 February 1989 · page 8

I would like to express my sincere thanks to Donna Delbaere for helping to foster the Yiddish language at Moriah College in…

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Youth Back to School

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 February 1989 · page 19

Last week, children throughout NSW returned for the ’89 school year, more than 50 per cent of Jewish children to Jewish day schools. For some, it was their first day in “real” school, an exciting and nervous occasion, worthy of…

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YOUTH School fundraising helps people in need

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 February 1989 · page 28

REPRESENTATIVES of the Australian Jewish Welfare Society and the Montefiore Home last week showed students of The Emanuel School how their fundraising efforts helped people in need. Part of the money the students raised in their 1988 Jewish…

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Daily Hebrew classes start at state school

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 February 1989 · page 3

MORE THAN 60 pupils of Bellevue Hill public school registered on Monday for the first daily elementary class in Hebrew…

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Masada pupils to Canberra for balloon ascent

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 March 1989 · page 31

MASADA COLLEGE Year 10 students will learn something about hot air and the political process when they travel to…

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Wizo’s Israel schools in financial trouble

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 March 1989 · page 19

THE RECENT RECESSION in Israel has created an increased demand for Wizo programs and services. This is particularly acute…

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TEACHERS vs Metherell the Battle for State Schools Continues

Tharunka · Tuesday 7 March 1989 · page 14

The tertiary sector isn't the only educational sphere where major changes are under way and serious concerns about their consequences are being vocalised. The undermining of free and accessible education inherent in many of the White Paper's proposals, now being carried out…

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School children pit skills against senior citizens

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 March 1989 · page 19

MORIAH College primary and high school students will next Tuesday night (March 14) pit their knowledge and skills against…

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The decline of the teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 March 1989 · page 19

IN THE spring of 1951, Shmuel Michaeli, a new immigrant from Yugoslavia who could barely speak Hebrew, walked into Gymnasia…

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