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Schools, 2000

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schools Three flags at Masada

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 June 2000 · page 27

FOR the first time, the Aboriginal flag was raised alongside the Israeli and Australian flags at Masada College Primary school. An initiative of Masada teacher Megan…

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New school to cater for Jewish students

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 June 2000 · page 4

A NEW private school catering to Jewish and other students will open in the Bondi area next year. Non-denominational, co-educational and…

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School away from school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2000 · page 10

FORMULATED by a former Emanuel School teacher, developed by a Masada College graduate and now featuring the expertise of numerous ex-dayschool teachers,…

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Teaching adolescents Hashkafah ‘In high school, they question. It is a part of growing up.’

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2000 · page 34

IS TEACHING “hashkafah” at Yeshivah high schools important, and if so, why? Hashkafah is, to my mind, one of the most misunderstood and neglected…

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schools Trivia night

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2000 · page 29

CHALLAH-baking, painting and pasta necklace making featured at an open day at Coogee Synagogue Batory Kindergarten. Aimed at…

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School Author visits Mount Sinai

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 July 2000 · page 27

CHILDREN’S author Moya Simons visited Mount Sinai College recently to present a copy of her latest book, Totally Freaky, to one of the students…

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Technology scaring teachers away — Alston

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 July 2000 · page 44

THE inability of teachers to cope with new technology is partly to blame for Australia’s hightech skills shortage, Communications Minister Richard Alston said recently…

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Montefiore art competition for pupils

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 July 2000 · page 25

JEWISH pupils in Years 3 to 6 have the opportunity to be part of an art competition being organised by a committee of young Jewish…

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schools Youth integrate with BJE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 July 2000 · page 25

ZIONIST youth movements have become an integral part of senior school Hebrew Studies. The Hebrew curriculum aims to enhance students’ sense of self, their aspirations, personal values and…

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schools Open Day at Emanuel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 July 2000 · page 27

EMANUEL School will host a showcase of activities and class displays at their upcoming annual Open Day to be held on Friday, July 28…

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schools Moriah pays respects

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 July 2000 · page 27

IN welcoming people to the recent Moriah College annual general meeting, reelected president Robert Gavshon remarked: “There is one seat that is noticeably empty — that of John…

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schools Moriah Music Camp reaches new heights

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 August 2000 · page 27

THERE were no sounds of silence at the weeklong annual Moriah Music Camp. Attracting 400 students, 40 staff members, 31 music tutors, five conductors and 16…

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schools Masada raises money for suicide prevention

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 2000 · page 27

STIRRED by what they learnt at a recent youth suicide forum, a group of Masada College Year 11 students decided to raise money…

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Emanuel School open day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 August 2000 · page 28

CURRENT and prospective Emanuel School students and their parents attended the school’s recent Open Day. In the interests of getting to know the…

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schools BJE student in Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 August 2000 · page 28

ACADEMY BJE student Diama Hanouka was one of five Australian students to join a group of 150 barmitzvah and batmitzvah students in Israel on the Massuah program…

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Effective study techniques How much study is enough? Schools break up on September 8, leaving students with 33 days (excluding Shabbatot) to hone their HSC skills and knowledge before the first of the exams on October 18. Lorraine Herschmann has formulated a September break study program so kids do not crack up over the break

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 August 2000 · page 46

Over the break you are looking at a minimum of 192-198 hours. You could split that up in a way that suits you, perhaps studying six hours a day for 33 days, or seven hours…

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schools German exchange student at Masada

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 August 2000 · page 25

NINA Postweiler comes from a family who believe it is important to learn about other cultures and religions. The 15-year-old German exchange student is…

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Sydney Le Techno-rap De L'international Grammar School a Gagné Le Concours De Tv5

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 1 September 2000 · page 24

L'International Grammar School d'Ultimo a remporté le Pri de cœur» du concours «Le français comme on le vit.» organisé…

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schools Queenslanders join Weekend Escape

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2000 · page 27

ELEVEN high school students from Queensland came to Sydney for the annual Academy BJE Jewish Student Network Weekend Escape. One student left home on Friday at 3am,…

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schools Mount Sinai invites parents

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2000 · page 30

MOUNT Sinai College invited parents and friends to step into its classrooms, playgrounds and library for the school’s annual open day recently…

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