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Schools, 2006

103 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 6

War of words erupts over ‘breakaway Adelaide school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2006 · page 8

ADELAIDE’S Massada College, which earlier this year faced closure over mounting debts and dwindling…

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Newsbriefs Jnf Plaque Unveiled at Israeli School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2006 · page 9

JEWISH National Fund (JNF) veteran Henry Mendelson has unveiled a plague in his name at a mixed ArabJewish school in Israel. The plaque…

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Blackboard Sydney Jewish schools celebrate Book Week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2006 · page 9

SYDNEY schools found creative ways to celebrate the Australia-wide Children's Book Week, which takes place annually at the end of August…

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Schoolyard Shrapnel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2006 · page 11

KIRYATYAM - Close to 1.8 million students went back to school this week for the start of the Israeli school year, but those at the Hamiflasim Elementary School in KiryatYam near Haifa had a surprise waiting for them in the schoolyard: ball bearings and debris from a Katyusha rocket that hit their schoolyard several weeks ago…

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Bid to dump `biased' school text Melissa Singer

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 September 2006 · page 9

JEWISH groups have backed calls by Federal Education Minister Julie Bishop to axe a politics text used in Victorian high schools that claims…

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Robot classes at Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 September 2006 · page 9

MORE than a dozen Emanuel School high school students have been taking part in a new elective - robot-design classes - during their lunchtime over the last two terms…

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Moriah Teacher Dies

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 September 2006 · page 11

MORIAH College's head of mathematics, James Taylor, was found dead in his apartment on Saturday night after a suspected heart attack. On Golan, one of the Moriah…

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Cover story The little school that could

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 September 2006 · page 6

Twenty-five years after Mount Sinai College opened its doors with 14 students, JOSHUA LEVI takes stock of the Maroubra-based primary school on the eve of its 25th-birthday celebrations. ON June 24,1980, a group of Maroubrabased parents decided they wanted…

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Festive blackboard Rosh Hashanah was the theme at Sydney’s Jewish schools this week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 September 2006 · page 9

Emanuel School Year 5 student Ari Stein and Year 3 student Jenna Sachs enjoy apples and honey. Photo: Justine Perl…

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Jewish, Catholic Scholars Meet

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 October 2006 · page 12

ROME - Scholars have compared Jewish and Catholic law at a conference in Rome. The three-day conference ended on Wednesday with a meeting…

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Schools farewell Year 12 students

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 October 2006 · page 9

AS Year 12 students across Australia took to the streets with water bombs, flour and eggs, Year 12 Moriah College students spent the day raising money for their formal in an effort to change the culture of muck-up day. Moriah principal Roy Steinman said: “There was a conscious decision to try and channel the…

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'Zionism’s malice’ for Iranian schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 October 2006 · page 12

TEHRAN - The Iranian Education Ministry has launched a seminar aimed at familiarising middle-school students in Tehran with Zionism…

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Blackbord Back to School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 October 2006 · page 9

[?] jlevi@jewishnews.net.au Photo: Joshua Levi…

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British Jews, Muslims fight school quotas

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 October 2006 · page 13

LONDON - Jewish leaders have joined their Muslim and Catholic counterparts in objecting to proposed government regulations…

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Cautious support for PM’s chaplaincy plan at schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 November 2006 · page 5

JEWISH community leaders and educators have offered cautious support for the Federal Government’s proposed school chaplaincy…

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Brits reject school quotas Jeremy Last

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 November 2006 · page 12

LONDON - By a vote of 119 to 37, the British parliament has rejected a proposal to force faith schools, including those for Jews, to accept pupils from outside of the…

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Mount Sinai’s ‘Teachers Gone Wild’

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 November 2006 · page 2

SYDNEY'S Mount Sinai College principal Phil Roberts seemed to be enjoying himself surrounded by some of…

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Vienna School Vandalised

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 December 2006 · page 12

VIENNA - Austrian police have detained a man suspected of breaking into the Lauder Chabad School in Vienna and systematically smashing…

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Jocelyn Robuck jrobuck @ jewshnews Moriah celebrates new school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 December 2006 · page 13

More than 2000 people attended the opening of Moriah’s new primary school on Sunday, November 26. Photos: Eva Blanket…

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The wedding michelle romain High school sweethearts

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 December 2006 · page 15

Who: Natalie Staub and Guy Pozniak When: Sunday, November 19…

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