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Schools, 1990

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Masada pupils speak out Tara Waingarten asked Masada College students why the school is special to them

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 October 1990 · page 14

Ruth Layman, Year 6: I started at Masada in pre-school and I believe the school is special. It’s the only Jewish day school on the…

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SA Teachers get raw deal

Tribune · Wednesday 31 October 1990 · page 12

The South Australian government last week proclaimed a new regulation enabling it to ignore any decision the Teachers' Salaries Board (TSB) made on the issue of Advanced…

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Steeds meer 50-plussers naar school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 5 November 1990 · page 12

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QLD Teachers on the move

Tribune · Wednesday 7 November 1990 · page 12

Mass meetings of Queensland school teachers have voted overwhelmingly to empower the Queensland Teachers Union Executive to call a one-day stoppage if pay claim negotiations…

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Tallit, candles for Year K pupils

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 November 1990 · page 32

THE 90 children of Moriah King David Preparatory School’s Year K recently received their first tallit (for the boys) and Shabbat candles (for the girls) at a special assembly which has become an annual event at the Rose Bay school…

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Teacher salaries standoff resolved

Tribune · Wednesday 14 November 1990 · page 4

The South Australian Teachers' Salaries Board (TSB) last week refused a government request to delay a…

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Bialik school car fire-bombed

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 November 1990 · page 3

A CAR was fire-bombed in the grounds of Bialik College’s East Hawthorn campus in Melbourne on Sunday night…

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Sephardi shufe venue for school educational tours

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 November 1990 · page 12

THE SEPHARDI Synagogue has, to its board’s surprise and delight, been the venue for group tours in recent weeks…

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School Holiday Entertainment Thou shalt dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 November 1990 · page 10

WITH more than 600 tickets already sold and a target of 1000, a dance party set for the Convention Centre’s Banquet Hall at Darling Harbour is shaping as the biggest and most professional held by a Sydney Jewish community group…

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Billy Blue design, management schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 November 1990 · page 35

THE BILLY Blue School of Graphic Arts provides two intensive and practical full-time courses and one part-time course. The aim of the courses is to prepare students for employment in the fields of advertising, publishing and the graphics…

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Continuing Education Latest skills Education doesn’t end with the last days of school, but continues throughout life. Particularly in these days of increased leisure time, more and more people are taking advantage of the huge range of formal learning provided by an increasing number of organisations and institutions. Whether you want to learn flower arranging, computer programing or English literature, there’s something for everyone in this selection of continuing education courses

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 November 1990 · page 33

CLARENDON is a government approved college, an accredited member of ACIBC (Australian Council…

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Scuba school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 December 1990 · page 29

THE AUSTRALIAN Scuba Diving School, based in Mosman, next door to the cinema, runs PADI diving courses for…

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School Holiday Entertainment Creative arts for summer fun

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 December 1990 · page 28

FOR children from five to 12, school holidays can be creative and stimulating with classes in painting, puppet-making, craft,…

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SCHOOLS Moriah student paper

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 December 1990 · page 6

MORIAH College students have produced their first “in house” periodical, Moriah Messenger. Distributed to all Moriah High…

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School Dux

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 December 1990 · page 32

WHEN SEVENTEEN-yearold Bryan Gaenslcr went up to receive his trophy at the tenpin presentation, few knew that he…

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