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Schools, 1995

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Jewish teachers shine

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 November 1995 · page 20

NSW Jewish country teacher Debra Eustace is one of 10 teachers in NSW to receive an award for excellence in teaching. An English, Drama, Public Speaking,…

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School notebook Tribute to Rabin

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 November 1995 · page 20

MOUNT SINAI College pupils together with Israeli Consul-General Mordechai Yedid planted a tree last week in the school grounds as a living tribute to assassinated Israeli Prime…

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Moriah pupils befriend ethnic community leaders

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 November 1995 · page 34

IN AN extension of the Jewish Communal Appeal Project Heritage Living Historians program, Moriah College’s 93 Year 6 children have made friends with representatives of the…

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Bedden op school voor zwerfjongeren

Dutch Weekly · Friday 24 November 1995 · page 5

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SPORT Yeshiva students hone basketball skills School SPORT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 November 1995 · page 45

YESHIVA Primary School, together with the Australian Mini Basketball Academy, held a two-week basket-ball camp recently at which…

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Teacher’s award

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 November 1995 · page 34

Yeshiva College teacher Wendy Barel was nominated by her students for the National Excellence in Teaching Awards, which she won recently…

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School notebook A native experience

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 November 1995 · page 34

MASADA College pre-school pupils had their first encounter with Australia’s original inhabitants when they spent an afternoon with Aboriginal spokesperson Malverdi and his…

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Moriah pupils first tallit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 December 1995 · page 17

A RECORD 120 Year K Moriah King David Prep pupils took part in their first tallit presentation at South Head Synagogue recently. The boys received a blue bag enclosing…

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Colo Vale pupils grieve for Rabin

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 December 1995 · page 2

YEAR 5 and 6 pupils from Colo Vale Primary School surprised guides at the Great Synagogue recently when they presented the shule with a…

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Spot Abrahams takes first Maccabi cycle event News Results Profile Schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 December 1995 · page 40

IVAN Abrahams won the inaugural Maccabi Tour De Com Tech cycle race at Heffron Park last Sunday-week, but had only three seconds to spare from runner-up and pre-race favourite David Levine. Abrahams, who is a regular cycle competitor, completed 20-kilometre ten laps of the Heffron…

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Our Town Just for laughs Schools Notebook Listings What's On Out & About

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 December 1995 · page 15

Ron Zines has been blessed with a rubber face which can be moulded into just about every character under the stin. SHOSHANA LENTHEN spoke to this hardworking commercial actor…

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School note book AUJS advances in 1996

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 December 1995 · page 17

THE 1996 Australasian Union of Jewish Students NSW committee has been elected with Michael Poliak voted president. The vice-presidency went to Kevin…

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Off to school at Preshil TITLE: School gratters: The Preshil Alternative in Education AUTHOR: Naomi Nosh White PUBLISHER: Mandarin Press 19S5 Reviewer: Bernard Bechter

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 December 1995 · page 31

IN THE years before the consolidation of the Jewish day school system, many Jewish parents interested in avoiding what they perceived as the rigidity and conservatism of the…

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Schooljeugd gooit lunch liever weg

Dutch Weekly · Friday 8 December 1995 · page 16

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Our Town Schools Notebook Listings What’s On Out & About Israel's first Arab ambassador

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 December 1995 · page 15

For the first time in lsrael’s history, an Arab Israeli will be representing Israel in an ambassadorial position abroad. Abraham Rabinovich spoke to this history-making ambassador, Ali Yehie, who this…

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School SPORT Mount Sinai hits wins in T-ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 December 1995 · page 34

MOUNT Sinai College (MSC) last week defeated The…

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School is “cool”

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 December 1995 · page 26

AFTER attending an orientation day at Moriah College and The Emanuel School, the children of Moriah/Mt Zion Preschool were so excited they couldn’t wait till next…

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Sport News Results Profile Schools Springbok rugby star for Aussie 15th Maccabiah team fundraisers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 December 1995 · page 36

SOUTH AFRICA’S Jewish Springbok rugby hero Joel Stransky is coming here next month to fundraise for Australia’s 15th Maccabiah team…

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Bisdom Roermond schaft ijzeren schoolregime af

Dutch Weekly · Friday 22 December 1995 · page 40

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School Notebook

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 December 1995 · page 18

Killara High School’s 1996 Jewish prefects, from left: Candice Jodeikin (school captain), Rodney Halprin, Claudia Rubin, Natalie Shoolman and Anya Sieradzki with Ku-ring-gai Mayor Richard Geddes…

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