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Schools, 1989

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Welcome to Carmel School — Perth

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 March 1989 · page 6

The children of Carmel school in Perth have just commenced fundraising for their own project in Galil Australia…

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The Community a plan to reform elementary schools has come under fire Can schools be ‘effective’?

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 31 March 1989 · page 18

SLIGHTLY OVER 20 years ago, our country was engaged in a fierce debate about its educational system. The immediate background to the…

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Judaism in schools: The fight against secular suspicion

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 31 March 1989 · page 19

Carl Schrag talks to officials and rabbis about their efforts to enrich Jewish education in Jerusalem's non-religious educational network…

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Holocaust scholar’s tour for Yom Hashoah

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 April 1989 · page 8

ISRAELI HOLOCAUST historian Professor Yisrael Gutman will visit Sydney and Melbourne next month to participate…

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School prize honors Goldsteins

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 April 1989 · page 5

A PRIZE for communal service will be presented annually by the Jewish Communal Appeal (JCA) to students at each of the four…

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Education Ministry director-general quits over controversial school reform plan

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 April 1989 · page 4

Shimshon Shoshani, the directorgeneral of the Education Ministry, resigned last week after his boss, Education Minister Yitzhak Navon,…

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School swimming meets Masada scoops the pool

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 April 1989 · page 29

THE MASADA College Swimming Team (at 355 points) edged out Moriah (325) and Maccabi (313) recently to take out the 5M…

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School honors Goldstein

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 April 1989 · page 27

MORIAH COLLEGE will pay a special tribute to “Mr Community”, Hal Goldstein, at the school’s annual Parents’ & Friends’ Debutante Ball, to be held this year at Darling Harbor. Mr Goldstein…

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A town where they care about schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 5 May 1989 · page 18

Kfar Sava has what is considered to be one of the best educational systems in the country KFAR SAVA MAYOR Yitzhak Wald was one of “the few Labour…

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Parents and teachers on the march

Tribune · Wednesday 10 May 1989 · page 4

SYDNEY: Parents and teachers from all state electorates in NSW marched last week to meet their local members and tell them how education cutbacks are affecting their particular constituents. However, state parliament closed its gates against the throng,…

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Holocaust scholars cannot prevent commercialisation

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 May 1989 · page 8

HOLOCAUST scholars cannot keep the Holocaust for themselves, Professor Yisroel Gutman said in Sydney last week…

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Of roads, graves and scholars

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 May 1989 · page 4

TEL AVIV - Fifteen years after plans were drawn up, the widening of one of the city’s most notorious bottlenecks is finally under…

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Siren blast as Mount Sinai pupils pay tribute

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 May 1989 · page 26

A SIREN at Mount Sinai College stopped children and teachers in their tracks for two minutes last week…

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Schoolboy athlete’s trifecta

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 19 May 1989 · page 32

MICHAEL MISSON completed the trifecta in the Associated Schools Athletic Championships at Sydney Athletic Held at the…

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Mews Report Rabin explains school closure on West Bank ‘Hostile elements take pupils hostage’ claim is dismissed as ‘one big evasion'

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 May 1989 · page 2

Defence Minister Yitzhak Rabin has charged that the government's many efforts to reopen schools in the West Bank have been frustrated…

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Planned agricultural schools exchange with Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 2 June 1989 · page 7

A SENIOR TAFE lecturer in the New England area is attempting to organise an exchange program between three NSW and three…

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ATTENTION aLL Teachers aND StuDents

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 2 June 1989 · page 14

We have beautiful full Colour posters for Your class room - for free. "The Clean Sir solution to…

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Bar-Ilan to train Soviet Yiddish teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 June 1989 · page 3

Bar-Ilan University is on the way to becoming Israel's main “Yiddish connection" to Soviet Jewry, with four professors going to Moscow…

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The Jerusalem Foundation in Action Dekalim School offers a special of special education

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 June 1989 · page 6

In only three years of operation, the Dekalim School for. Autistic Children has become an example of how special education programmes should be handled. The school brings together 32 children, aged 3-18, under one roof,…

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Mayer Andorn, Teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 June 1989 · page 23

Sir, - I read “Anna’s Diary” in your issue of May 6 with great interst. Anna’s husband, Maier Andorn, was my classroom teacher for…

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