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Schools, 1997

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school sport Lani features in boys' soccer team

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 March 1997 · page 34

MASADA College student Lani Moxham is the first female student from Masada and the only female student to play in an indoor soccer…

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schools Young MDA established at Masada, Moriah

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 March 1997 · page 18

WHEN news of the suicide bus bombings in Israel was aired last year, Moriah College and Masada College Year 10 students wanted to help…

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Hebrew pupils double at St Ives

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 March 1997 · page 16

THE number of pupils taking Hebrew at St Ives Primary School through Academy BJE has more than doubled from…

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... Just for kids... Favourite Fun Book Two With school holidays coming up, parents will be scratching around for something to keep the kids stimulated and entertained. Karen Booth takes a look at some of the better children's books and videos recently released on to the market. Compiled by Laurine Croasdale (ABC Books) RRP$14.95

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 March 1997 · page 29

WITH puzzles, games and activities galore, this book will be a sure-fire winner…

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school sport $ 1.7m boost for school sport

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 March 1997 · page 33

SCHOOL sports in NSW will benefit from a $1.7 million boost under a…

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schools Computer whiz off to Switzerland

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 March 1997 · page 16

MORIAH College’s multi-award-winning computer whiz Bradley Baetz has done it again. Having won the National Technology Challenge in his region and the Information…

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Ruim eenderde jongeren vindt school nutteloos

Dutch Weekly · Tuesday 1 April 1997 · page 12

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Universal School of Commerce 안내 세미나 개최

Taeyangju Nyusu = The Dae Yang Chu News · Tuesday 1 April 1997 · page 8

시드니 대학과 공동으로 실시되는 Universal School of Commerce의 교육 시설 안내 및 교과 ê³¼ 정에 대한 세미나가 지난 4월 4일 본교(L12/222 Pitt St Sydney, Tel. 9283 1088) 에서 유학 관계 인…

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Herzl's children Book Review Title: Princes Without a Home: Modern Zionism and the Strange Fate of Theodor Herzl's Children 1900-1945 Publisher: International Scholars Publications, 1994, 513 pp

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 1997 · page 14

LIKE their Illustrious parent, Theoder Herd's children (and grundson) were graced with intellgence, sensitivity, charm and good looks. They were…

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When schools close

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 1997 · page 12

WHEN two Jewish preschools prepare to close their doors, the community needs to take note. When the closures are planned while the community’s numbers are growing, there is cause for concern…

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schools Yeshiva students celebrate benefactor’s birthday

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 1997 · page 16

YESHIVA College’s 550 students celebrated benefactor Harry Triguboff’s birthday at the Dover Heights campus recently. In keeping with the mood of Purim, school…

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Purim in Sydney Masada College Pre-school and Primary

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 1997 · page 26

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Purim in Sydney Moriah and Mount Zion Pre-schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 1997 · page 25

Sarah Rosin, Kayla Fleischer, Benjamin Westheimer, Sarah Baskin. Romy Galombik, Jessica Chimes…

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No ORDINARY School

Tharunka · Tuesday 8 April 1997 · page 27

Few schools can readily be described as vibrant. Few schools, though have optional attendance. Few schools have a large proportion schools, students undergoing medical treatment for illness and injury. The school of the Sydney children’s Hospital caters tor students of all ages, abilities, backgrounds, and situations, within…

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Purim Around the Schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 1997 · page 34

Tami Aaron and Talia Bloom at Yeshiva Ladies College. Yael Abeshouse, Alisa Newman and Jessica Holloway at TES…

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school sport Moriah College Sport Update Moriah students in swim squad

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 1997 · page 34

EIGHT Moriah College students competed in the Combined Independent Schools carnival at the Homebush Aquatic Centre. The students were: Nicole Darrell, Rebecca…

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Masada parents return to school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 1997 · page 16

MASADA College Year 7 parents returned to the classroom when the school conducted a “Back to School” evening recently. In a simulation of a morning at school,…

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schools Theatre scholarship for Moriah student

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 1997 · page 16

MORIAH College Year 10 student Ari Lander has won a scholarship for a term of workshops with the Australian Theatre for Young People. A keen actor, he competed against…

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Friese jeugd vaak stoned op school

Dutch Weekly · Monday 14 April 1997 · page 3

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Pupils see Jupiter

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 April 1997 · page 18

MOUNT Sinai College Year 5 pupils caught a glimpse of the largest planet in the solar system…

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