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Schools, 2004

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Schoolpistool

Dutch Weekly · Monday 24 May 2004 · page 10

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American torture scandal widens: evidence of human pyramids in US high schools

The Chaser · Thursday 27 May 2004 · page 6

SHOCKING new images have confirmed that the demeaning practice of piling people into human pyramids was not…

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Carmel School students go night-caving

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 2004 · page 6

ON a field trip to south-west Australia, Carmel School students enjoyed tne diversity of landscapes and activities including a visit to Moses Rock and night-Giants at Giants Cave…

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BJE teacher in-service

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 2004 · page 6

UNIVERSITY of Sydney lecturer Dr Leanne Piggott spoke to Academy BJE Scripture teachers as part of their quarterly teachers' in-service. She spoke on "Dispelling myths in the…

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Shmooze Things You Never Learned at School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 2004 · page 2

The High Holy Days have nothing to do with dope. Where there’s smoke, there may be smoked salmon…

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Banning overt religious symbols France has banned the wearing of conspicuous religious symbols in public schools, including the kippa, the cross and the hijab (Muslim head covering). The issue was recently explored by the Abc. Oryana Kaufman reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 2004 · page 6

IN a nation which has fought hard for secularism, where does France draw the line on religious freedom? Producers of ABC’s Foreign…

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School Stuff

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 2004 · page 7

Mia and Maya at Ferncourt Primary School, eating birthday cup cakes. Chesed Flower, St Ives North Public School Years 3-6. Tess Chaffer, Vaucluse Senior JETS…

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BLACKBOARD Pupils receive their first Tanach okaufman@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 June 2004 · page 6

EMANUEL SCHOOL Year 3 pupils took part in a ceremony last week where they received their first Tanach from their parents…

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School stuff

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 June 2004 · page 7

MOUNT Sinai College recently celebrated Shavuot. The girls wore beautiful flowers in their hair and the shul was also decorated in greenery and flowers. The children brought fruit to school and it was given to a charity that would give it to very needy people. We had a special shul service in the morning and Rabbi Perez read out the 10…

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School stuff Moriah College

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 June 2004 · page 7

What Israel means tome Jessica Chimes, 6P Israel is not just a holy land, but…

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SYDNEY Life This Week in the Community School of Hard Knocks When the University of Sydney hosted a film and discussion about activists in a Palestinian solidarity movement, a debate erupted about the place of dialogue on campus. Jacqui Gal investigates

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 June 2004 · page 1

WHEN Lior Kogus heard about an on-campus screening of Jeremy Hardy v. The Israeli Army, she didn't think the panel discussion that…

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De groenste school van Nederland

Dutch Weekly · Monday 21 June 2004 · page 1

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Around the Shuls Double Bay’s new Hebrew school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 2004 · page 11

CHABAD Double Bay will open the Kornmehl Family Hebrew School (KHFS) on Tuesday, July 20…

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School stuff Academy Bje

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 2004 · page 5

MOSES INTERVIEWS These interviews were conducted for the Canaan Times with Moses and…

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School stuff Board of Progressive Jewish Education

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 2004 · page 7

NORTH SHORE TEMPLE EMANUEL Things that are important to me and to the Jewish people... The Torah is very important…

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School fees could rise under Labor - Nelson

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 2004 · page 4

JEWISH parents could face higher private school fees under a Labor government, Federal Education Minister Dr Brendan Nelson warned last week…

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Labor would allow funding relief for some Jewish schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 July 2004 · page 4

SOME Jewish dayschools could qualify for increased funding under a Labor government, according to members of a delegation which met…

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Schoolreisjes in het nauw

Dutch Weekly · Monday 19 July 2004 · page 12

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Pupils receive their first Siddur

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 July 2004 · page 5

MASADA College principal Jeff Cohen presented Year 2 students with their first Siddur…

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Sydney School Year 4 report

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 July 2004 · page 6

This term, Year 4 studied Japan. We have completed many exciting activities and projects such as Kamishibai cards, daruma dolls,…

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