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Schools, 2006

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JNF turns new leaves More than 300 volunteers assisted with the 13th annual JNF Green Sunday held on February 12, spearheaded by a contingent of young volunteers representing every NSW youth group and Jewish school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 February 2006 · page 14

Photos: Zohar Eisenberg From left: George Weisz, Nola Goldsmith, Myma Kangisser, Salome Woods, Peter Spire, Aviva Kogus. Peter Spire (left), Peter Loewy…

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New Jewish School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 February 2006 · page 12

LONDON - A nondenominational Jewish secondary school is slated to be built in London with governmental help. The Jewish Community Secondary…

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Leaders of the pack As the 2006 school year moves into second gear, Joshua Levi sat down with the students who represent the more than 3500 students in Sydney’s Jewish schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 February 2006 · page 8

GREG Shein and Lara Solomons have a tough job. They represent more than 1500 Moriah College students, the largest number of…

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BLACKBOARD. Tree season at school Joshua Levi jlevi@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 February 2006 · page 8

MONDAY was Tu b'Shevat and every Jewish school in Sydney celebrated in style. Kesser Torah College preschoolers made a cupcake tree…

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Education advocacy in action Teaching Teachers About the Holocaust

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2006 · page 21

IN response to a reduced focus on the Holocaust in the Modern History syllabus, the Board of Deputies Education Committee…

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Lecturer Makeover Ross Hurley - Senior Lecturer: School of Media, Film and Theatre

Tharunka · Thursday 9 March 2006 · page 33

With O-Week fast approaching, And no lecturers in sight, We stormed the Webster building And with Ross Harley took flight…

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How much homework is too much? Emanuel School Every parent hears the same words - “I have too much homework!” and it’s time for the schools to respond. Joshua Levi spoke to teachers at Sydney’s Jewish schools to find out how much homework is too much

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2006 · page 7

DIRECTOR of Studies Stephen Stoneham says students should be doing between seven and 15 hours of homework depending on which year they are in…

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Around Australia Honour for Carmel Teacher

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2006 · page 7

PERTH - Carmel School Jewish studies assistant Heather Niss has been honoured with a National Award for Quality Schooling for her work and dedication to…

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The Teacher Anthony George, 33

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2006 · page 7

The best thing it creates more of a community feel because children can…

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Cover story Moriahs leap of faith Last year, Monah College became the first Jewish school in Australia to adopt Us model of junior high a middle school for Year 6-8, a school within the school, finely tuned to the needs of these maturing adolescents. Dan Goldber and Joshua Levi assess its progress one year on

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2006 · page 6

UNTIL last year, pupils who were about to enter Moriah’s high school faced a daunting prospect: being swallowed up whole by almost 1000 students, the…

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Public schools are (also) good for Jews Jewish school education is becoming prohibitively expensive and increasingly insulated. KALEIDOSCOPE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2006 · page 16

LAST week I found myself pacing the halls of a state primary school in Melbourne where I had agreed to meet some…

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NSTE launches night school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2006 · page 8

RABBI Gary robuck of North Shore Temple Emanuel (NSTE) has opened a night school which will span topics includeing Jewish arts and culture, Hebrew and life skills…

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Learing curve preparing for a milestone Preparing for bar or bat mitzvah is a role shared by a child’s school, shul, teacher and family, writes Melbssa Singer. Family Affair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2006 · page 11

FOUR months after the bar mitzvah of her eldest child, Jonathan, Melbourne advertising consultant…

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Preparing to the max Becoming a bar mitzvah is an exciting time for a Jewish boy, but the ceremony itself can sometimes be a nervewracking experience, having to recite a portion of the Torah in public, usually for the very first time. Noya Lizor asked Sydney’s renowned Jewish studies and bar mitzvah teacher Max Lemberg for some tips to help bar mitzvah boys prepare for the big day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2006 · page 15

TRADITlONALLY, bar mrtzvah boys are called up in shul on the Shabbat after their thirteenth birthday (according to…

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schoolsnaps

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2006 · page 13

Academy BJE's Central Synagogue, bat mitvah program with teacher Shulamit David, Tell Hindi, Maya Firstman and Avia Madar. Emanuel Schooll…

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Dedicated teacher, devoted grandmother

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2006 · page 21

MENUCHAH Berstein gave birth to her third child, a golden-haired girl in Eagle Mansions, Stoke Newington, London. The new baby was named Mindel (Minnie)…

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Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2006 · page 8

Cooking up a storm... Emanuel School Year 3 students Natasha May (left) and Jenna Sacks. From left: Suzanne Sheldon, Angelina Shamalove and Marlene Littman make hamantaschen at Emanuel School…

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Jewish School on Brink of Closure Adelaide Jewry pleads for aid

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 2006 · page 1

ADELAIDE’S only Jewish school is on the brink of collapse and could be forced to close as early as next week if it does not receive immediate financial…

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Moriah Middle School Principal to Zurich

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 2006 · page 8

MORIAH College’s middle school principal Mark Hemphill (pictured) will leave…

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Donors throw Adelaide school $750,000 lifeline

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 2006 · page 3

ADELAIDE’S Massada College has been thrown a financial lifeline at the 11th hour that will save the school from closure - at least in the…

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