BLACKBOARD Justice Sackville addresses Emanuel School speech night
EMANUEL School celebrated its 20th annual speech night and prize giving ceremony in the Sir John Clancy Auditorium at the University of NSW…
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Barbie Back to School Competition
It’s back to school time! We have some great “Barbie back to school” prizes. All you have to do is email me the top five things you love about going back to school. I remember enjoying wearing brightly polished new school shoes. What do you think is great about going back to school? Email:…
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IS your uniform ready for school, all clean and ironed? Send in a pic of you in your…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →SYDNEY life This Week in the Community Learning to learn The 2004 school year commences next week, which means that for many students the agonies of learning will resume. But a groundbreaking treatment may help them overcome their learning difficulties, Allow Lee reports
THERE are three ways of looking back on one's schooling - love, indifference and hate. For those who hated studying, the memory of years of struggling to…
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I AM a Mount Sinai College parent with two children at the school. I am one of three parents who drafted the resolutions to be put to an…
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The 2004 school year opened this week, with Sydney’s Jewish dayschools in a state of flux and non-dayschool Jewish students consolidating into fewer state schools. In buoyant mood as they started their school careers at Mount Sinai College were five-year-old Year K pupils (from left) Jonathan Hayim, Jordan Koton, Jade Shubitz, Rachel Jedwood and Melanie Kanikevich. Photo: Ingrid Shakenovsky…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Proposed school won’t work if it's Orthodox only VIEWPOINT
AS Emanuel parents, when the affiliation with Mount Sinai was first announced, we were saddened and felt that our wonderful…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →School Snaps Back to school for eager pupils The thrill of starting a year at Carmel Parents, teachers and pupils were buzzing with excitement and smiles as they prepared to face the first day of the new school term
Chelsey, Mandy and Janae Kretzmer. Poppy Cottage Preschool pupils Gabriel Katzeff, Alexa Silber, Lori Wilensky, Dean Zworestine, David Cohen, Zac Lorge and Adam Gordon…
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Jemima and Dena Yoshia. Lilla and Debble Gottelb. Keren and Belinda Lax. Eli Grauman’s first day in Year K at Moriah…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Melbourne schools must merge - warning
THE Jewish dayschools in Melbourne need to pool resources or face the threat of forced mergers because parents will be unable to afford spiralling…
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A DOCUMENT outlining the ethos of the proposed school has been developed by a committee comprising Rabbis Raymond Apple and Jeffrey Kamins,…
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THE proposed merger of Mount Sinai College and Emanuel School is still up in the air. Two diametrically conflicting…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Mixing and matching the way to go Composite classes have been introduced at Masada Primary School in an effort to arrest declining enrolments. However, they are coming to be regarded as leading-edge educational practice. Aviva Bard reports
HISTORICALLY regarded with uncertainty bordering on suspicion by many parents, composite - or “multi-age” - classes are gaining…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →France bans kippas, headscarves in schools
PARIS - The French parliament voted overwhelmingly this week to ban students from wearing religious apparel such as yarmulkes and Islamic…
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Masada College Year 6 teacher Jenny Gordon took matters into her own hands…
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Macquarie University will take full advantage of fee deregulation and slash some HECS course fees by up to 100%, it has been revealed…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A good read THE National Council of Jewish Women’s first of six “Conversations About Books” was facilitated by Andrea Stretton. The panel included literary agent Lyn Tranter, book reviewer Susan Wyndham, English teacher Ruth Wilson and bookseller Scott Whitmont
Ruth Magid, Di Ritch and Eva Engel. Judy Ranaldi, Scott Whitmont, Gina Stem. Catherle Edelstein, Susan Cohen, Joan Rodd. Elaine and James Altman…
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VAUCLUSE Public School pupils has elected Lauren Elton and Hannah McClymont as school captains…
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SIMON Alperstein has been elected as this year's school captain at St Ives North Primary School. Two other Jewish…
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