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Schools, 1995

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Junior Carnival fun Higher School Certificate results: Top Jewish students

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 January 1995 · page 1

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Volunteer teachers needed

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 January 1995 · page 7

THE CONTINUED flow of refugees and migrants from the former Soviet Union has led to a need for additional English teachers for the coming…

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Surviving school By the way

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 January 1995 · page 28

Aren’t kids smart these days. All those young people — 1000 of them — who scored more than 98.1 in the HSC and the thousands more who…

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1994 Prizegiving Round Up School not book The lost explorers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 January 1995 · page 21

THE MAIN feature of Masada College Primary’s annual presentation evening was a takeoff of the Lost Explorers, including the lost tribes and Yiddish anecdotes. More than 100 children appeared on stage, dancing, singing…

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Our Town School notebook BJE concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 January 1995 · page 18

MORE THAN 200 parents and friends attended a concert given by the Academy BJE students of Lindfield East Public School…

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The Emanuel School Randwick New Principal: David Solomons

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 February 1995 · page 28

Enrolments: Enrolment levels have increased to 448,32 up from 1994. Fees (per annum): Years K-2 $4200…

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Moriah College Senior Primary School: Queens Park Junior Primary School: Rose Bay HEADMISTRESS: Donna Delbaere

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 February 1995 · page 28

Enrolments: The school is at capacity enrolment levels, with every year from Year K-6 over full, Ms Delhaere said. Fees (per term): Fees have risen two percent…

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D a Y S C H O O L S ’95 What’s new in dayschools in ’95 MASADA School’s back for more than 3000 Jewish students attending dayschools in NSW. Enrolments for most schools are up on 1994 and Dannielle Michaels has summarised the main innovations and changes. PRIMARY Lindfield Principal: Stan Lifschitz

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 February 1995 · page 28

Enrolments: There are approximately 350 pupils enrolled this year, which is down on 1994. Fees (per term):…

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School note book Hospital gift

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 February 1995 · page 30

MASADA College 1994 Year 10 Geography class presented the Hornsby Hospital…

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First day jitters School notebook

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 February 1995 · page 18

EMOTIONS ran high as hundreds of youngsters were dropped off at school…

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Back to school bash

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 February 1995 · page 24

NORTH Shore Synagogue held a “Back to School Bash” for post-bar/batmitzvah members. More than 25 youth gathered for a sausage sizzle and participated in table tennis, card games and backgammon. At the conclusion of the evening, a number of youth agreed to form their own committee and discussed a range of future activities which will hopefully…

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New after-school care

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 February 1995 · page 24

MASADA College Primary School has introduced an after-school care program, with Angie Evans looking after the children every weekday from 3.30-6.30pm…

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School notebook Day camps declared a success

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 February 1995 · page 24

YESHIVA Boys High School principal Rabbi Michael Gourarie solved the school holiday blues with a voluntary summer camp for students during the recent vacation…

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School notebook Tea and sympathy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 February 1995 · page 19

MANY PARENTS have stood on windy corners or in the summer heat waiting for their children to emerge from school. The Emanuel School’s P&F has instigated a…

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Our Town School note book Year 7s venture north

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 1995 · page 22

MASADA COLLEGE Year 7 students “got to know each other” at a three-day camp at Wiseman’s Ferry recently. They participated in a wide range of…

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Country school Holocaust program

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 1995 · page 10

A GROUP of students from Broadford Secondary College in country Victoria have spent months researching the Holocaust as part…

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School notebook TES at TAFE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 1995 · page 18

TWO EMANUEL School students have undertaken a Joint Secondary School TAFE course at Randwick TAFE. Although they are vocational courses, they…

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Schools crisis dwarfs fund

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 1995 · page 3

COMMUNITY LEADERS and educators, while continuing to hail the new Foundation for Jewish Education, warned this week that it should…

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School notebook Moriah’s JNF team

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 1995 · page 23

MORIAH COLLEGE has named Amelia Klein, Joshua Ratner, Nadia Reed and Giselle Haber as its team of Jewish National Fund conveners for 1995. Together with other…

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NSW Jewish schools supported

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 1995 · page 6

JEWISH Communal Appeal Chairman Peter Wise has entered the funding for Jewish education debate citing differences between…

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