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Schools, 1999

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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 March 1999 · page 21

MADELAINE'S Birthday Adventure”, with special guest Miffy, sing-a-long songs and dance numbers, April 15, 11am, $7, children under 18 months free. 9130 3344…

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Euro in schoolboek gaat 117 miljoen kosten

Dutch Weekly · Monday 29 March 1999 · page 2

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Emanuel School students achieving at university

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 1999 · page 21

THIRTY-three out of 35 of The Emanuel School’s 1998 graduates have succeeded in pursuing the university course which was their first choice. The students selected a wide range of…

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Schools Swimming carnival School Sport

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 1999 · page 21

YESHIVA Ladies College held a swimming carnival at Heffron Park. House captains dressed in school colours and led their…

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school holidays

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 1999 · page 19

MADELINE’S Birthday Adventure”, with special guest Miffy, sing-a-long songs and dance numbers, April 15, 11am, $7, children under 18 months free. 9130 3344…

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School Sport

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1999 · page 21

Masada College student Julia Heyman was selected to represent the Hills Zone in softball and touch…

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schools Torah celebration at Tibby’s

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1999 · page 21

MORJAH College students, parents, teachers and staff attended a Smorgasbord of Torah” at Tibby’s Restaurant recently. Organised by Rabbi Aryeh Solomon, the evening…

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Seder at school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1999 · page 41

MASADA College held Pesach seders for its preschoolers, kindergarten and Year 1 and 2 pupils last week. Poppy Cottage children performed Pesach songs for their parents and grandparents and…

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school holidays

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1999 · page 19

“MADELINE'S Birthday Adventure”, with special guest Miffy, sing-a-long songs and dance numbers, April 15, 11am, $7, children under 18 months free. 9130 3344…

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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 April 1999 · page 23

Moriah College Year 3 pupils attended a Pesach seder at the school. From left: Johanna Deutsch, Daniella Phillips, Aimee Greenstein, Natalie Horowitz, Nathalie Blanket, Ella Lobelson, Nicky Bentley. Eighty-five Vaucluse Public School pupils attended a demonstration seder at the Burger Centre…

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JNF targets schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1999 · page 24

BRINGING Israel to Sydney’s Jewish dayschools through a range of activities, including English and Hebrew lectures on Zionism, environmental activities and…

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schools Toys, technology and tradition at new Emanuei preschool

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1999 · page 23

Pictures, page 34 A MIX of toys, technology and tradition characterises The Emanuel School’s new preschool — the Kornmehl Centre…

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youth Empowering Australia’s youth Emanuel School student Alexander Symonds participated in the Federal Government’s National Youth Congress in Canberra. The experience has inspired him to strive for a career in politics. This is his report

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 1999 · page 21

THE last weekend of March — the date of the 1999 National Youth Congress in Canberra — will remain forever etched in my…

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School Sport

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 1999 · page 20

Emanuel School swimmers Shaun Greenblo, Cherie Silver and Natalie Coleman were selected to represent Combined District School Sports Association and the…

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Anzac Day at The Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 1999 · page 40

THE Emanuel School held an Anzac Day ceremony for Years 3-12. They were addressed by Joe Barrington, a former Spitfire pilot who has written a book…

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international Searching for answers in a climate of hate On Hitler's birthday, two teenagers destroyed the lives of 12 students and a teacher. Matthew Dorf reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 1999 · page 13

WASHINGTON: April 20 is Adolf Hitler’s birthday. And on April 20 last week, two heavilyarmed students — members of the so-called Trenchcoat Mafia — killed 13 people before…

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schools Kornmehl Preschool opens

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 1999 · page 20

THE Emanuel School’s Kornmehl Preschool was formally opened by NSW Governor Gordon Samuels last week. It is the first time Emanuel has had a preschool on site…

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Pupils celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 1999 · page 3

Moriah-Hillel Preschool pupils enjoyed a full day of activities in celebration of Israel’s 51st anniversary. Highlights included a visit to a “Tel Aviv coffee shop” and a simulated flight to Israel. From left: Sarah Katz, Jenna Isacowitz,…

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schools Moriah remembers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 1999 · page 21

More Yom Ha’atzmaut pictures, page 29, 34, 35 ALL Moriah College students participated in ceremonies commemorating Yom Hashoah and Yom Hazikaron and celebrating Yom Ha’atzmaut…

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Basisleraren pleiten voor 4-daagse schoolweek

Dutch Weekly · Monday 10 May 1999 · page 14

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