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Schools, 1991

77 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 4

EDUCATION School captain says expect helping hand

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 1991 · page 11

MORIAH COLLEGE’S, highschool captain Rachel Ash told primary school children not to be afraid of going up to the “big…

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School's back — with gasmasks ready

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 February 1991 · page 6

Jerusalem: WITH SCHOOL bags on one shoulder and gas-masks on the other, Israel’s high-school students returned to…

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Tertiary success for Moriah pupils

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 1991 · page 20

TWELVE months after they graduated from Moriah College, the vast majority of the HSC class of 1989 was engaged in…

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School and uni students You must read this

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 1991 · page 4

THE EDUCATION department of the JNF has launched “Heart to Heart” — young people in the Diaspora write to young people in Israel…

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Crowded life for young teacher

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 29

THOUGH he is still only 34 years of age, Yemenite sabra David Hezi has already lived a crowded life, typical of Israelis. David is the latest addition to Moriah…

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EDUCATION The efficiency of dayschools In March, the Australian Institute of Jewish Affairs and the Association of Principals of Jewish Schools of Australasia will host the second National Conference on Jewish Education in Australasia. In the following article Michael Cohen examines some of the issues and challenges facing our Jewish dayschool system in the next few years

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 February 1991 · page 15

IN MARCH, the Sydney Jewish community will host the Second National Conference on Jewish Education in Australasia, jointly…

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Luchtvaart School voor een gulden naar KLM

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 25 February 1991 · page 4

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Education Moriah “lighthouse to other schools”: minister

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 March 1991 · page 23

MORIAH College’s achievements in the 1990 Higher School Certificate (HSC) “are a lighthouse to other schools, whether…

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Yeshiva pupils sent letters

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 March 1991 · page 9

YESHIVA College Primary School and Girls’ High School students participated in the recent “heart to heart" letter campaign…

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New teacher for Mount Sinai

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 March 1991 · page 9

DIANNE LEVI has been appointed Mount Sinai College’s senior primary teacher and Year 6 teacher…

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NEWS Rationalise — or be rationalised Responding to Michael Cohen, Joe Gersh argues our day school resources must he rationalised to meet growing economic demands

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 March 1991 · page 6

I AGREE entirely with Michael Cohen that the Jewish day school movement is the single most critical element in the…

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School effectiveness vital to student future

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 March 1991 · page 9

THE EFFECTIVENESS of a school can mean the difference between a student turning out as an educated, balanced individual…

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Life/Families Dealing with the underachiever and the school a Family Matter

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 March 1991 · page 18

MOST PARENTS want their teens to make it to the head of the class. Unfortunately, some adolescents lack the motivation to…

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TES postpones $4 million school expansion

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 April 1991 · page 3

THE EMANUEL School (TES) has postponed its $4 million expansion, TES president Ted Waxman announced this week…

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Ninth state school introduces Hebrew

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 April 1991 · page 6

ST IVES South Primary School will become the ninth state school to introduce Hebrew language classes within three years…

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Icecream funds for united schools Israel campaign

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 April 1991 · page 9

MOUNT SINAI College pupils responded to a call by Masada College High School students to join in a united campaign to raise money for Israel. In spite of the fact that Mount Sinai is a primary school and the campaign was conducted by and for highschool students, Mount Sinai pupils sold popcorn, icecreams and iceblocks to raise the sum of $213…

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School leavers win cash prize

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 April 1991 · page 9

JEWISH students in their final year of school are among 500 school-leavers who have each won $2000 for academic…

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유학 정보 The William Blue Hotel Management School을 찾아서

Taeyangju Nyusu = The Dae Yang Chu News · Friday 26 April 1991 · page 9

세대의 변천에 따라 새로운 산업이 날아나고 각 광을 받는다는 것이 인제는 일반 상식화 되어 가고 있다. "무엇이던지 잘하면 돼!" 하는 소리가 나이든 사람들의 입에서 인제는 서슴치 않고 나오고 있는…

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US debates schools'state aid

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 May 1991 · page 13

Washington: THE ISSUE of extending federal aid to parochial schools is expected to dominate the debate over President Bush’s new…

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Highly qualified teacher for new post at Moriah

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1991 · page 14

New York, where she won the Moses Gitelson Essay Award. She has worked as an education professional with the…

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