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Schools, 2005

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At school with... BPJE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 November 2005 · page 9

Students at the Board of Progressive Jewish Education (BPJE) have spent the past few weeks learning about tzedakah and making beautiful and…

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Art and writing competition More than 50 primary and high school students entered JewishCare’s art and writing competition, with awards presented last Sunday at the Burger Centre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 November 2005 · page 15

From left: Nechama Besserabie, Eva Fischl, Maureen Mendelowitz, Rachel Epstein. Naomi Fledler with her artwork. Ryan Klugman displays his artwork with his grandmother, JewishCare volunteer…

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At school with Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 November 2005 · page 9

[?]monwealth Scientific [?]strial Research [?]ation (CSIRO) recently [?]manuel School Year 1…

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News Briefs Moriah Teacher to Head to Singapore

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

MORIAH College’s director of Jewish studies, Anthony Wechsler, has announced his resignation, to become principal of a small Jewish school in Singapore…

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OBITUARY Moriah, Masada teacher missed by students and family Send Obituaries to diane@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 November 2005 · page 12

PHILLIP Geoffrey Druery was born on April 19, 1952. He was the second son of Laurel and Frank Druery and was born at the Royal Women's Hospital, Paddington…

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Schoolgirls in the fast lane

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 November 2005 · page 24

QUEENSLAND’S Gabby Epstein and Rebecca Frey (pictured) will represent…

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At School with Masada College

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 2005 · page 9

Year 5 students at Masada College have been studying the animated feature Shrek as part of their film studies class. Meanwhile, Masada's preschool students from Lindfield…

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BLACKBOARD First talent quest at Moriah Middle School Joshua Levi jlevi@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 2005 · page 8

MORIAH Middle School held its first talent quest last week. The quest was run as a competition between Moriah's four houses. The competition was won by Akiva, with Hillel winning the dance and solo competitions…

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Kesser Torah school excursion

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 2005 · page 8

YEAR 3 and 4 students at Kesser Torah visited Sydney's Powerhouse Museum…

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Retail therapy at Emanuel More than 300 shoppers patronised the 40 stalls at Emanuel School’s Market Night on November 17 in the Lehrer Family Multipurpose Hall to raise money for the Parents and Friends Association

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 2005 · page 15

Photos: Justine Perl Liana Spiro (left), Keren Weiss…

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Sydney schools donate MDA ambulance in Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 2005 · page 3

SYDNEY'S Jewish schools were honoured in a Jerusalem ceremony last week for their efforts in raising money to purchase a…

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Emanuel School November 16 Mykonos on Crown

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 December 2005 · page 13

Honey Chester and Regina Wirkemtan…

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At school with Kesser Torah

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 December 2005 · page 21

Kesser Torah Preschool students have spent the past weeks watching the lifecycle of silk worms and learning about each week's parsha. Orientation for Year K has also begun, with children and parents given an introduction to the school…

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The Schools Spectacular 2005

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 December 2005 · page 24

ABC Sunday, December 11, 7.30pm. Hosted by John Foreman…

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At school with Mount Sinai College

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 December 2005 · page 9

All the preparations paid off for Mount Sinai's Year 2 students who took part in their Siddur presentation last month. Each student received…

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Planet Emanuel Emanuel School’s drama night Planet Emanuel on December 6 and 7 featured performances by Years K through 6

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 December 2005 · page 9

Photos:Justine Perl From left: Sally-Anne Janks, Robbie Binetter, Zara Weinstock, Adam Meyer…

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Moriah farewells Wechsler Moriah College held a farewell function in honour of Anthony Wechsler, who has served nearly eight years as primary school director of Jewish studies. He has been appointed principal of the Ganenu Learning Centre in Singapore

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 December 2005 · page 5

Photos: Eva Blanket From left: Janine Wolman, Mark Hemphill, Kim Kelly, Donna Delbaere. From left: Pat Sheehy, Marilyn Krebs, Miriam Wulff. From left: Rod Krigstein, Rochelle Goulburn, Anthony Wechsier…

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At school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 December 2005 · page 9

What a year it has been for Academy BJE's students. To celebrate the end of the year, students were given certificates and prizes in recognition for their attendance at BJE's lessons. Chanukah was also celebrated with conerts at schools acrss Sydney…

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Vox Pop Do HSC results affect where you will send your children to school?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 December 2005 · page 14

To an extent, but the most important thing is that the school suits the child…

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Jewish schools top the [?]

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

THREE of the four Jewish high schools in NSW were ranked among the top 10 non-selective schools based on their HSC results, with…

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