Around the schools Yeshiva Year 2 fair
YEAR 2 pupils at Yeshiva College held a “minibeast” fair to mark the completion of a unit of work focusing on insects, spiders and other small creatures…
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Israeli windsurfer wins bronze medal News Results Profile Schools
ATLANTA: Israeli athletes came to Atlanta with dreams of Olympic gold, but in the final week of competition, were elated over bronze…
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The manager of the Australian netball team, Marilyn Melhouish (left), attended the Moriah College High School assembly to thank the college for allowing the team to practise in the Moriah gymnasium. She presented Moriah sports captain Daniel Moldovan (centre) with a…
Continued on Trove, page 33 →Around the schools TES Information evening Moriah's computer whiz
MORE than 120 parents and students attended a Year 6-into-Year 7 evening al The Emanuel School to examine the choice of available programs. TES deputy principal Jan Hart explained the various high school options, with specialist faculty reports given by…
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AMID the star-studded musical celebration of the closing ceremony, one sombre moment stood out For the first time in a century of…
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MASADA College Primary School held its athletics carnival at the NSW Academy of Sport, Narrabeen. Several track and field records were broken. It was the first time that a combined carnival was held…
Continued on Trove, page 33 →Around the schools Giris win Eisteddfod drama
A TEAM of three Moriah College Year 10 students won first prize in the City of Sydney Eisteddfod under-19 creative drama section. Joanne Smaller, Kerri Jacobs and Daniela…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →Sport News Results Profile Schools Maccabi elections: The race is on Passions high ahead of NSW Maccabi elections
ONLY two positions are being contested in NSW Maccabi’s executive elections, which will take place at Monday night’s annual general…
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Moriah students second A TEAM of three Moriah College Year 9 students came second in the 1996 Performing Arts Improvisation Competition, judged at Scots College…
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EXCITEMENT, fun and an eye on the 2000 Olympics were the themes of newly elected NSW Maccabi president Charles Kaplan’s debut before the membership of Jewish…
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VISITING JCA Women’s Campaign emissary Shoshana Cardin took time from her busy schedule to address a specially convened meeting of Year 11 students from three dayschools — Moriah College,…
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Maccabi Seagulls Under-6, back from left: Malcolm Kofsky (coach), Dylan Tooch, Michael Sach, Jonathan Buchen, Davi Kofsky, Guy Gilead; front: Ari Lurie, Devon Vituli, Jeremy Morgenstern, James Fester. Absent: Jessica Lurie. Maccabi Seagulls Under-9: Back from left: Colin Metz (coach), Joshua Horry, Joshua Metz,…
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MASADA College and Academy BJE will hold a special Rosh Hashanah children’s service at North Shore Synagogue on September 12. Conducted by Masada spiritual dean Rabbi David…
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SEVERAL records were smashed by Masada College athletes at the High School’s annual athletics carnival. The carnival was held at Bannockburn…
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Bodies fall upon the ground Piling up in great big mounds German people shout hooray But Jewish people sit and pray…
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BEST-SELLING American Jewish author Herman Wouk told Moriah College Year 10 students that he was envious of the kind of education they are receiving. Mr Wouk—on his first visit to Australia as a guest of…
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NSW Governor Gordon Samuels was on hand at a recent ceremony in Government House to award veteran sports administrator Louis Platus the Order of Australia Medal (OAM), which recognised his decades of dedication to the development of Jewish sport in Australia. Platus is now preparing to attend his eighth Maccabiah Games in Israel next July…
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MOUNT Sinai College should expand to build a high school for students who cannot get into Moriah. This suggestion was made at the…
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