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Schools, 2002

134 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 7

schools Pesach at school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 22

ACADEMY BJE held demonstration Pesach seders at several schools, including Clovelly and St Ives North public schools. The pupils enjoyed the experience, as well…

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schools Composer workshop

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 April 2002 · page 23

EMANUEL School’s Year 9, 10 and 11 Elective Music students attended a composer workshop delivered by film composer Mark Chait…

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schools Masada remembers the Holocaust

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 April 2002 · page 23

MASADA College held a memorial service for Yom Hashoah. Child survivor, Ruth Rack, spoke of life as a Jewish child in Nazi Germany. Rack was one of thousands of children whose…

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School fire near Paris

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 May 2002 · page 10

POLICE are probing whether a fire at a Jewish school in a Paris suburb was the latest in a string of antisemitic attacks in France…

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schools Students showcase creative cooking

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 May 2002 · page 21

MASADA College Year 11 Food Technology students demonstrated their culinary skills recently at a Cherry Bim sponsored luncheon. Cherry Bim’s Head Chef, Frank O’Reilly, was…

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schools Emanuel goes environmental

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 May 2002 · page 25

EMANUEL School students in the Year 5/6 Opportunity Class attended an environmental workshop at the University of New South Wales Science Outreach Centre recently…

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'Allochtone kinderen liever niet naar zwarte school'

Dutch Weekly · Monday 13 May 2002 · page 18

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schools Moriah pupils can’t get enough

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 2002 · page 25

ABOUT 200 Moriah College primary pupils returned to school during the recent holidays to participate in a week-long school holiday program. Courses held at the Queen’s Park…

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Teachers Federation adopts more balanced resolution

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 2002 · page 3

DESPITE some reservations, Jewish teachers and educators have welcomed the adoption of a “more balanced” resolution on the Middle East…

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Opinion the Australian Jewish News Responsibility from the teachers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 2002 · page 18

CREDIT must go to the NSW Teachers Federation for passing a second resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Coming in the wake of the appallingly one-sided motion which it passed last year, the new resolution is far more constructive, indicating a greater…

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Mock wedding at school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 2002 · page 25

MOUNT Zion Rabinovitch pupils staged a mock wedding to celebrate the marriage of their teacher, Tamara Destin, to Stuart Cohen. Pupils played the roles of bride,…

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schools Shakespeare Festival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 May 2002 · page 22

ABOUT 70 Moriah College students participated in the biannual Shakespeare Festival, co-ordinated by the English and Drama faculties…

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youth The UTS Business charm school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 May 2002 · page 23

IF you’re one of Frank Portelli’s Bachelor of Accounting scholarship students in the UTS Faculty of Business, you have a great advantage right there on the starting line…

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NAB fund to send scholars to Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 2002 · page 6

A SCHOLARSHIP fund to send talented Australians to study in Israel has been established by the National Australia Bank…

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schools Emanuel celebrates

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 2002 · page 25

EMANUEL School’s students and buildings were dressed in blue and white to celebrate Yom Yerushalayim recently. Students enjoyed an Israeli lunch, while live band Fifth Avenue supplied Israeli dance music. The day was presented by Rabin House and the Jewish Studies and Music Departments…

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schools 1865 Emanuel building restored

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 2002 · page 22

EMANUEL School’s landmark, the John Saunders Administration Building, has been renovated. Designed as a country residence in 1865, the…

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Drugs at school: how our best are destroyed VIEWPOINT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 2002 · page 19

I REMEMBER watching a female friend of mine blow her nose one day after a particularly long weekend and what came out was…

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Pupils receive passports to the world

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 2002 · page 24

MORIAH College Year 1 pupils received Siddurim at a ceremony in the Hugo Lowy Synagogue at the Queens Park campus. Parents, siblings and grandparents attended…

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schools Emanuel Fashion Parade

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 2002 · page 24

EMANUEL School Year 12 students are holding their Year 12 Fashion Parade this weekend to raise funds for the Year 12 Formed Fund and the JNF. Called “Pret a Porter”, will be presented…

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Advertising Feature School holiday fun

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 2002 · page 26

It's that time of year again --- school holidays and we have included some great kid's fun! There are so many activities and day camps planned that you can select an…

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