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Schools, 2004

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BLACKBOARD Crafty Moriah pupils put on their hats

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 2004 · page 6

Family members were invited to join Moriah College Year 2 pupils at open-day craft activities. The pupils could make any kind of hat they chose - the more creative the better. Photos: Julie Fisher…

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Sydney School Stuff Academy BJE Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 2004 · page 7

I love Israel, it's so important to me. So it's so sad that nothing can live in the Dead Sea Rabbis do help us pray Arabs are sometimes cruel…

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Wonderful Teacher

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 2004 · page 15

IT is with a heavy heart that we recently said goodbye to Dr Debbie Weissman, scholar-in-residence at The Shalom Institute for five months…

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Overseas scholars at Yom Limmud

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 August 2004 · page 3

VISITING scholars from The Shalom Institute and Mandelbaum House will join local Jewish scholars for another Yom Limmud, Day of Jewish learning…

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Former Masada teacher honoured

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 August 2004 · page 6

A SPECIAL event was held to honour the contribution of former Masada College teacher Cherie Keetley to the school. Some 80 people, including students and…

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Labor’s Schools Policy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 August 2004 · page 14

LABOR will continue to provide federal funding to all schools. Labor will maintain total funding to non-government schools,…

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School Stuff

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 August 2004 · page 7

Academy BJE At Scripture class I learn about ancient stories of Israel. I'm learning how to say the Brachot and the Kiddush for the wine…

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New med school for the lliawarra

Tharunka · Wednesday 25 August 2004 · page 6

The University of Wollongong will establish a graduate medical school at its Wollongong and Shoalhaven campuses…

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Schoolklas in bejaardencentrum

Dutch Weekly · Monday 30 August 2004 · page 1

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Lecture - Sélection du mois Daisy in Exile: The Dairy of an Australian Schoolgirl in France 1887-1889

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 1 September 2004 · page 16

Professor Rfvïère;s easier book for the…

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Preschool pupils perform at Shabhat lunch

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 5

MASADA College Preschool pupils entertained parents and teachers with songs and brachot. The lunch was organised by Rabbi Paul Lewin…

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‘Schools need more staff development’

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 10

THE funds spent on capital development at Jewish dayschools is not matched by the development of their educators, says Israeli educationalist…

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School stuff Mount Sinai College

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 6

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‘Poor’ schools may appeal for more

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 9

JEWISH dayschools would be able to appeal for a higher level of Federal Government funding under a revised model, Federal Education Minister Dr Brendan Nelson announced last week…

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Why Labor will benefit Jewish schools VIEWPOINT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 16

Labor fully understands that Jewish schools such as Mount Scopus College heavily discount…

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SCHOOL Gifted Education from K-12

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 6

Emanuel School recognises that there are children of high academic ability whose needs are not entirely met by the regular curriculum. It is important to encourage such…

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What places a school at the cutting edge? Moriah College: the Latest Facts & FIGURES

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 7

Great teachers, great facilities, great Jewish education, great secular education, great initiatives, great co-curricular activities, great programs designed for individuals, great parents and great kids - these arc the dynamics Moriah College…

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Hebrew, K-12 in state schools and at Academy BJE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 11

In 2004, nearly 600 students are learning Hebrew, Modem and/or Classical in 12 state schools or at BJE. BJE also offers special Hebrew classes for Hebrew-speaking children, adults and distance…

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SRE (Scripture) "Special Religious Education" classes in state schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 11

Through SRE classes, Jewish education is delivered to Jewish children in primary schools on a weekly basis and less frequently in high school. BJE provides enrichment activities such as Demonstration Sedarim,…

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JETS Clubs (Jewish Education at School)

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 11

BJE provides yet another vital service through its delivery of Judaism classes at schools, either before or after school hours. Formal lessons are enriched by craftwork, songs and…

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