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Schools, 1998

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Carmel School tops triathlon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 March 1998 · page 21

PERTH’S Carmel School under-20 team won first place in the 1998 Triathlon State Championships. Carmel entered four teams and two individuals in the gruelling event, which took place in 40 degree heat,…

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schools Hebrew at state schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 March 1998 · page 21

BEFORE-school Hebrew classes have begun at Woollahra Public School through Academy BJE. Hebrew classes have been…

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Lack of NZ passport didn't stop Dutch woman going on school board

Dutch Weekly · Monday 16 March 1998 · page 20

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Herzl takes honours School SPORT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 March 1998 · page 45

HERZL house took the honours at the Moriah College prize-giving, winning the shields for swimming, athletics and Sports House of the Year. Captains Amy Sekel and Joel Spiro accepted the awards. Juliet Vesely and Adam Ezra were named Sportswoman and…

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school sport Cowan takes double honours

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 March 1998 · page 45

COWAN house won both The Emanuel School’s primary and high school swimming carnivals held at Heffron Pool and the University of NSW respectively…

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schools Compiled by Sharon Labi Speaker series

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 March 1998 · page 21

YESHIVA Ladies College Year 11 and 12 students have arranged weekly guest speakers who inspire discussion on a variety of issues. Sephardi Synagogue Rabbi Michael Chriqui recently…

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Hebrew teacher shortage worries Jewish dayschools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 March 1998 · page 10

A JEWISH dayschool principal has warned that the availability of qualified Hebrew teachers in the Diaspora has reached a critical level. Moriah College principal Roy Steinman said…

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schools Masada students revive SRC

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 March 1998 · page 19

TWENTY-FOUR Masada College students have reestablished a Students Representative Council at the high school. "This year’s prefects decided the time was right to re-establish the Council, as they felt there…

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Schools urged to adopt “non-discriminatory” admission policy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 March 1998 · page 3

THE NSW Jewish Board of Deputies has called on all Jewish dayschools to adopt a “non-discriminatory” admission policy…

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The Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 March 1998 · page 39

Terri Cohen, Rachael Benda, Taryn Gnesin, Tali Fester. Simon Jankelowitz, Guy Rob, Jamin Heitner. Aviva Waks, Rachel…

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Preparing for school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 April 1998 · page 19

ST IVES Jewish Happy Kids — the only Jewish longdaycare centre on the north shore — is to introduce a school-readiness program catering for 4-6-year-olds. Director Heather Rubin said the centre is licensed…

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schools Dux of Killara High

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 April 1998 · page 19

LINDY Lowenstein scooped the pool at Killara High School’s prize-giving. She completed her HSC at the school last year, and was awarded the G.J. Bradford Prize as dux of the school along with academic…

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Reaching the hearts and minds of young and old Masada College students Nicole Milner, Caryn Schnitzer and Brad Kady, with teacher Karen Moss, attended the UNIFEM International Women’s Day breakfast. This is an extract of the speech given by Caryn and Brad

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 April 1998 · page 19

THERE have been many improvements to women's lives in the last decade. There are an increasing number of women in the…

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School Holidays Holiday survival tips

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 April 1998 · page 33

IF THE words "Mum/Dad I'm bored" ring in your ears each time the school holidays roll around, then read on…

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school Dayschools link up

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 April 1998 · page 19

MORIAH College and Melbourne’s Yavneh College discussed Jewish festivals via a satellite video conference link recently. A group of students from Years 7-12 at Moriah sat in a studio at Telcen — an organisation which specialises in interstate and international video link-ups. The Melbourne students were at the Kollel Beit…

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Moeder moet op school in Elspeet rok dragen

Dutch Weekly · Monday 13 April 1998 · page 13

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Pesach at school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 April 1998 · page 23

The Moriah, Mount Zion and Hillel preschools and Moriah King David Prep School Year 2 all held Pesach seders…

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schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 April 1998 · page 23

Vaucluse Primary School Hebrew-language pupils performed a Hebrew item on Grandparents Day, with 250 parents and grandparents attending a Grandparents Assembly, enjoying a picnic with their grandchildren and inspecting their work…

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