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Schools, 1989

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Schoolkinderen in Den Haag kunnen niet fietsen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 4 September 1989 · page 9

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more Theatre Hilarious Picture of Mick Schooldays Fit for Everyone Catholic Schoolgirls Seymour Centre, Broadway

Tharunka · Monday 4 September 1989 · page 24

In my youth I was a protestant schoolboy, but that did not stop me from enjoying Casey Kurtti’s Catholic Schoolgirls immensely. The play follows several phases in the…

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Hungarian pupils enrolled here

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 September 1989 · page 3

For the first time in decades, a group of 30 Hungarian Jews are enrolled this year in schools sponsored by the Jewish Agency’s Youth Aliya…

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JMT Jewish school students organise

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 September 1989 · page 23

JEWISH STUDENT organisations have been established at a number of Sydney highschools. The roof body for these groups…

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MUSIC High marks for Moriah concert School Concert by Moriah Primary Science Theatre, NSW University

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 September 1989 · page 27

THIS IS the first of an occasional series of reviews of major student productions — a broadening of AJT policy under which this…

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Forum A Place of Hope Ahuzat Yeladim, a special school that offers hope for a normal life to children from emotionally deprived homes, is Wizo Australia’s largest and most cherished project in Israel. Nicole Gershov describes the school, which is now under severe financial threat

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 September 1989 · page 15

AHUZAT Yeladim offers a home and the chance of new life to Israeli children from physically or emotionally deprived backgrounds…

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Schoolboy's music to be featured

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 September 1989 · page 7

MUSIC COMPOSED by 14-year-old Adrian Banner will feature at this year’s North Shore Temple Emanuel Selichot Service on September 23…

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THEATRE Creativity at Masada Rough Magic Masada High School Drama Department Room 9, Masada

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 September 1989 · page 26

LAST WEEK Moriah Primary, this week Masada High, next year... At least Masada’s major…

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Teachers chalk up better wages and conditions

Tribune · Wednesday 27 September 1989 · page 4

Teachers around Australia are deep into campaigns and negotiations to restructure ' their awards, involving new…

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Readers' Letters Schooling of Quality

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 September 1989 · page 11

Sir, - With reference to criticism often heard of the quality of schooling in Israel, we would like to inform your readers of our personal…

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'Gemengde' leiding voor Friese school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 2 October 1989 · page 12

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Schoolboy nostalgia A Sydney reunion has been planned for alumni of the Jewish High School of Budapest. Walt Secord reports

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 October 1989 · page 27

ACCORDING to Sydneysiders George “Yehuda” Feher and Irwin Imhof, the Jewish High School (Zsido Gimnazium) of…

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Scrolls in the dark A bitter dispute is raging amongst Biblical scholars over hundreds of unpublished Dead Sea Scrolls kept in a basement in the depths of the Rockefeller Museum in Jerusalem

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 13 October 1989 · page 9

AS EVERY TOURIST to Israel knows, the Dead Sea Scrolls are to be found in the Israel Museum. What the guides often forget to tell…

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Israeli textile school graduates mix fashion with technology Textiles and fashions are a major source of export income to Israel, but where does the new talent come from to staff and develop the industry?

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

FOR ALMOST 20 years, the professional backbone of Israel’s homegrown “shmatte trade” has come from the Shenkar College…

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Teachers' troubled wage campaign

Tribune · Wednesday 18 October 1989 · page 4

Government and private sector teachers in Victoria and New South Wales start rolling strikes on October 26 in…

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Back to school — as teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 28

TWO FORMER Masada College students returned to the school recently as student teachers — and once again found themselves under the watchful eye of their former teacher Gloria McCarthy, who is the…

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Jewish schools too expensive

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 October 1989 · page 12

There is a vital need to extend services for the ageing in our community. Communal benefactor David Burger (AJT 13/10/89) is…

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Schools celebrate succot together

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 October 1989 · page 24

ONE HUNDRED and thirty children of Moriah/King David Prep School and Mount Sinai College last week celebrated…

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Letters Schools not too expensive

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 November 1989 · page 12

John Temple draws attention to a reported statement from communal benefactor David Burger that “there is no excuse for…

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Hebrew teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 November 1989 · page 9

THE FIRST official delegation of Hebrew teachers from Israel has begun teaching in Moscow under the auspices of the…

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