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Schools, 2007

132 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 7

Adina Bankier-Karp TEACHER

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 2007 · page 5

VIKTOR Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning is a stirring Holocaust testimonial, penned by the psychiatrist who emerged from his horrific experiences to develop Logotherapy,…

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Brisbane school names new head

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 January 2007 · page 6

BRISBANE’S Sinai College has appointed a Jewish teacher who has spent the past six months working in Sydney as its new principal…

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Cover story Back to school 2007 Emanuel School With new state-of-the-art facilities, staff appointments and major milestones, 2007 promises to be a big year for Jewish schools. Nicole Breskin discovers what's in store on campus thi year

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 2007 · page 6

EMANUEL School welcomes several new staff members this term, including administrators and teachers. Dr Elizabeth Guy, who has a PhD in English…

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New school year: enrolments and fees on the rise

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 2007 · page 1

FOR the first time in five years, enrolments at Sydney’s Jewish schools have risen, with 3450 students starting school next week, an increase of 68…

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By the numbers Back to school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 2007 · page 2

$20,0004+: The cost of a Year 12 student’s tuition at Bialik College in Melbourne. $15,801: The tuition cost to educate a Year 12 student at Kesser Torah College (the…

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Blackboard Schools back for ’07

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 2007 · page 8

Belinda Lax with her daughter, Moriah College student Keren. Yalli Pleshet with his daughter, Mount Sinai College student Teva…

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Back-to-school blues?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 2007 · page 1

Five-year-old Jodi Rubin sheds a tear with her mother Michelle on the first day of school at Moriah College's new primary campus on Wednesday. More than 3400 children attended the five Jewish schools in Sydney this week. Photo: Joshua Levi…

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Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 February 2007 · page 9

FEMALE school captain Polina Madorsky (pictured), 17, says she will focus on teaching students about the plight of the Aboriginal people this year…

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Blackboard 2007 Jewish school leaders Moriah College Involving students, educating classmates about the plight of the Aboriginal people and giving back to the schools that have given so much - this is the aim of the nine Jewish school captains for 2007. Joshua Levi spoke to the school captains during their first week on the job

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 February 2007 · page 9

MORIAH College school captains Laurence Schwartz and Alex Borowsky (pictured below) would like to create a carnival atmosphere this year, starting…

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Safeguards ensure school chaplains cannot proselytise

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 February 2007 · page 7

JEWISH students at nonJewish and government…

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Antisemitic School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 February 2007 · page 12

KIEV - A Kiev court has reversed a decision by Ukrainian authorities to shut down regional branches of a private university that is a major purveyor of…

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Cérémonie D' « Anzac Day » a Eatons' Hill State School Le 20 Avril 2007

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 March 2007 · page 18

Le Président et les Anciens combattants avaient été invités par Mr Allen CALLAGHAN, d National Servicemen Association ». Étaient présents : Mr Louis Henri SULTAN Président Mr François CHABRIERE Vice- président, Mr Guy…

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Schoolboys Arrested

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 March 2007 · page 14

LONDON — Eight British schoolboys have been arrested for allegedly shouting antisemitic chants at their Jewish teacher. The pupils, aged 15…

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Blackboard As Sydneysiders farewelled a sun-drenched summer, local Jewish schools held their annual swimming carnivals this term

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2007 · page 9

Kesser Torah College Year 6 students on the way to the primary school swimming carnival last week. Photo: Kesser Torah College evesser loran snaiom House captain Gila Gavson (left) and vice-captain Chaya Hoffman, before the carnival last week. Photo: Kesser Torah College…

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[?]er story Class clown Zach Braff, star of Garden State and The Last Kiss, talks to Stephen Applebaum about discovering Jewish humour at Hebrew school and overcoming depression

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2007 · page 6

SCRUBS star Zach Braff laughed his way through Hebrew school. It was there, he says, tilting his wiry 180-centimetre…

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Jewish school head wins national award

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 March 2007 · page 6

THE head of Melbourne’s second-largest Jewish school was named Australia’s top school principal at a government ceremony last week…

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Jewish schools snub Harmony Day poster competition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 March 2007 · page 5

THE Jewish co-chair of a Harmony Day poster competition for students has criticised several Sydney Jewish schools for not taking part in the…

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Federal Labor to talk funding with schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 March 2007 · page 3

LABOR has vowed to meet with Jewish school representatives ahead of this year’s federal election to discuss funding after dumping its…

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Cover story Out of Africa Brett Karney, Jeremy Blode and Josh Dorevitch lived without electricity in Africa for a year. But they built an internet lab for schoolchildren, a medical centre for women and forever bettered the lives of many Kenyans. Nicole Breskin and Michael Benjamin tell their story

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 March 2007 · page 6

BRETT Karney graduated from Masada College in 2005, knowing he wanted to make a difference in the world. Karney, 19, had participated in…

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Blackboard Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 March 2007 · page 9

EMANUEL School held a cocktail party for parents of newly-enrolled…

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