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Schools, 2000

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School tour

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 February 2000 · page 28

NEW recruits to the Moriah King David Preparatory School and their parents were invited to tour the campus and participate in arts and craft activities…

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Schools Emanuel enters nine rep basketball teams

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 February 2000 · page 26

EMANUEL School has entered a record nine teams in the Representative Basketball Competition this term. Emanuel students recently took part in their…

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New pupils welcomed

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2000 · page 22

PLAYING, painting and playdough were some of the activities at a welcome barbecue at Masada College’s Victor Smith Preschool. Pupils,…

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schools Perfect 20 for Carly

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2000 · page 22

CARLY Mooney won all her events in Emanuel School’s primary school swimming carnival at Heffron Park. The Year 6 pupil scored 20 out of a…

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Resource teachers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2000 · page 22

RABBI Michael Gourarie and Rebecca Stewart have been appointed resource teachers at Yeshiva Boys High School. They will assist…

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Kirk Douglas School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2000 · page 2

GRADUATING seniors at one California high school will now be getting their diplomas with Kirk Douglas’ name plastered across…

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schools Helping develop new HSC

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2000 · page 21

YESHIVA Boys High School Jewish Studies head Rabbi Yosef Braun and Classical Hebrew teacher Max Wahlhaus have been involved in the writing and implementing of…

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schools Students go into business

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2000 · page 27

LEARNING the complexities of running a business first-hand, Emanuel School’s Year 10 Commerce class has launched a snowcone making company…

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mediacritic A chaser to regular media Teaching them a lesson The Tele goes feral on the Teachers Federation

The Chaser · Tuesday 21 March 2000 · page 14

Sydney's Daily Telegraph is supposedly the workers' paper, but as has been pointed out in Mediacritic before see…

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International Anger at anti-Zionist works in Israel schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 13

JERUSALEM: Anger has been voiced in various circles in Israel at Education Minister Yossi Sarid's recently-announced intention to introduce the works of Palestinian writer Mahmoud…

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school anniversary

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 26

BELLEVUE Hill public school’s 75th anniversary celebration, a chance to meet old friends, view memorabilia, kosher barbecue, children’s rides. April 2, 11am. Evelyn 9389 3928,…

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Tal Am at school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 27

AFTER only five weeks of immersion in the Tal Am program, almost all Year 1 pupils at Mount Sinai College are reading the first five books of the program…

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Triguboff at school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 27

MASADA College life governor Harry Triguboff was guest of honour at the college recently, sitting in on a number of classes and chatting with students and staff. He was…

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schools Cooking at kindy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 27

DAILY Jewish Studies lessons and cooking activities for classmates’ birthdays are regular features at Coogee Batory Kindergarten. Situated at the rear of Coogee Synagogue, the…

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Opinion Bullying at school, and in society

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 18

BULLYING. Mandatory sentencing. Illegal refugees. Three separate issues. All in the news in recent days. But are they separate issues? All are social problems which affect our society. And in fact, far from being unrelated, there is a distinct…

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Schoolboy invited to train with Aussie Rules 1st Division team

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 48

AN Emanuel School student has been invited to train with the East Sydney Bulldogs’ First Division Australian Rules squad…

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schools Yeshiva Year 7 excelling

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 March 2000 · page 27

SCIENCE, Art and Gemora are among the subjects in which Year 7 students at Yeshiva Boys High School have been excelling lately, according to the General Studies co-ordinator…

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school anniversary

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 March 2000 · page 26

BELLEVUE Hill public school’s 75th anniversary celebration, a chance to meet old friends, view memorabilia, kosher barbecue, children’s rides. April 2, 11am. Evelyn 9389 3928, 9389 5526…

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Vaucluse High School opens its doors

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 2000 · page 25

STUDENT talent, music, drama and displays of student work will feature at the Vaucluse High School Open Night on April 6. Members of the public and prospective parents…

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school Learning about Purim

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 2000 · page 25

Pupils at Coogee Synagogue Batory Kindergarten made hamentaschen for Purim. Back from left: Carl Wikely, Ryan Snoyman, Freya Courtney; middle: Benjamin Koder, Haim Oziel, Silver, Daniella Blum; front: Shiri Nassi, Emma Grill, Cheisea Slender, Rachel Jablonka, Ellie Silvers, Kobe Marks. Making hamentaschen at Coogee Synagogue Batory…

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