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Schools, 2005

161 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 9

School Stuff Kesser Torah College

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 February 2005 · page 7

Kesser Torah College preschoolers enjoyed their first day back at school last week…

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Vox Pop Are Jewish schools exclusively for the very rich and the (subsidised) very poor?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 February 2005 · page 14

Yes, in the long term it will affect Jewish continuity causing a divide and ultimately increase…

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School Stuff Board of Progressive Jewish Education (BPJE)

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 February 2005 · page 7

Colouring, cutting, drawing and having lots of fun were all part of the first day back at the BPJE Temple Emanuel Woollahra…

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Sydney teachers score an educational bonus

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 February 2005 · page 6

IN an effort to promote the Jewish education of secular staff at dayschools, The Shalom Institute has awarded five international…

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School Stuff Moriah College

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 February 2005 · page 7

New pupils in Year K at Moriah College used art to describe their first week of…

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School Stuff Academy Bje - Clovelly Public School Pupils at Clovelly Public School participated in a Hebrew for infants class

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 March 2005 · page 7

Paris Freed Zoe Rosenthal…

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Tips for School From Yael Brender, Year 7, SCEGGS

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 March 2005 · page 7

Changing schools is always difficult, but I have a few tips for surviving the first three weeks at a new school:…

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Perth Profile Teacher's passion for helping others

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 March 2005 · page 11

AMONG the Perth students heading to university this year for the first time is 41-year-old Debbie Karro…

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From Progressive to pluralist: the Emanuel School’s ethos

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 March 2005 · page 6

EMANUEL School's bold pluralist policy has seen a Year 7 student of Irish Catholic background top his Jewish studies class, a non-Jewish…

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Musical Masada pupils

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 March 2005 · page 6

FEARLESS music teacher, Sheli Wallach taught Year 2 students…

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At school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 March 2005 · page 7

IT was an action-packed month at Emanuel School with swimmers on…

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Sport Sports editor Brandon Cohen - bcol Schools, Maccabi cancel 5M competition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 March 2005 · page 24

SYDNEY’S annual 5M sporting competition has been cancelled this year after school principals and the Maccabi NSW executive agreed that the…

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PERTH life Having a ball at Carmel The Carmel School held its annual ball on Sunday, March 20. More than 140 students from Years 11 and 12 danced the night away at the event held at the Parmelia Hilton hotel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 March 2005 · page 11

Photos: Debby Vilensky From left Anthony Feldman, Neif Barosh, Shane Rsher, Daniel Leeb, Avraham Winner…

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For Jews, halacha sheds light on Schiavo case In light of the debate in the United States over the connection of a feeding tube to keep Terri Schiavo alive, Jewish scholars turn to halacha for guidance. Joanne Palmer reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 April 2005 · page 18

“The most important point from a halachic standpoint is that a compromised life is still…

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Victorian Premier and school students visit graves of fallen ANZACs in France

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 1 April 2005 · page 29

On 23rd April Premier Steve Bracks and nine Victorian year 10 school students toured the battlefields of the Somme, near Villers-Bretonneux in northern France, and visited grave of Australian soldiers who died there during the First World War…

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At school with Masada College

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 April 2005 · page 7

Name David Glaser Year 4 Age 9 What are you dressed as? Kosher Donut King…

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Alcohol abuse at school: so what’s new? Last month 60 students were suspended for alcohol abuse at Moriah College in what appears to be a growing trend among teenagers. Jacqui Gal canvasses opinions from old collegians

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 April 2005 · page 8

NEWS of the one-day suspension of 60 Moriah College students for drinking before a pre-Purim party drew a barrage of responses from the…

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Emanuel School strikes top form

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 April 2005 · page 23

WITH three Sams in Emanuel School’s senior cricket team, things can sometimes get confusing. But that didn’t stop the side…

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BLACKBOARD Sydney's Purim fever Boys do the cooking at Kesser Torah Since Purim this year fell on Easter Friday - a public holiday - schools found creative ways of celebrating around the holiday. Moriah College had a pre-Purim party on rosh chodesh Adar II, while the other schools held early feasts, concerts and parties

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 April 2005 · page 6

Year 5 and 6 pupils at Kesser Torah College took a break to make hamentaschen for their teachers in the lead up to Purim this week…

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Celebrating Purim with gusto around Sydney SHULS, schools and individuals took to Purim celebrations with gusto. It was an excellent reason for ordinary folks to shed their regular clothes and don stunning costumes. Here's a sneak peak at what went on around Sydney last week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 April 2005 · page 4

William Yabits (left) and Axel Dreyfus, making hamentaschen at Temple Emanual Woollahra. Gil Mekler (left) and Craig Boss at Dover Shule. Ken and Hilary-Anne Wolfsohn at North Shore Synagogue…

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