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Schools, 2007

132 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 7

New school at Yeshiva Chief Rabbi of Israel Yonah Metzger attended the celebration on October 10 to mark the establishment of Yeshiva College's new SChOOl. Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 October 2007 · page 13

From left Raizel Feldman, Mushkie Gurevitch, Shaina Mill, Leah Aber, Esti Feldman. Rabbi Pinchus Feldman (left), George Newhouse…

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Jerusalem pre-schools left without security guards

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 October 2007 · page 12

JERUSALEM - Many day care centres in Jerusalem have started the new school year without guards, following a municipality decision not to pay for…

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The wedding High school sweethearts

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 October 2007 · page 15

IT is not often that a bride and groom have different versions of how they met but, after 10 years of dating, Lee-Anne Katz, 25, and…

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Point Zero heads to Byron Bay for schoolies week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 October 2007 · page 8

MORE than 300 people attended Point Zero Youth Services’ 10th anniversary dinner last week which raised enough funds for the…

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Blackboard Mount Sinai College TO celebrate the wedding of one of Mount Sinai College’s teachers, the students held a mock wedding, complete with a chuppah, wedding cake and bridal waltz, late last term

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 October 2007 · page 9

Ari Odes breaks the glass after the mock wedding at Mount Sinai College. Jamie Orleow (left) and Dina Horwitz…

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Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 October 2007 · page 9

EMANUEL School’s 2008 captain body was inducted last Tuesday in front of students, friends and family…

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Yeshiva [?] Yeshiva College hosted a luncheon to celebrate their new school on October 10

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 October 2007 · page 13

Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky From left Sara Feldman, Esti Feldman, Millie Philips…

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Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 November 2007 · page 9

Years K-6 art exhibition Kristallnacht anniversary and Remembrance Day commemoration Randwick City Council citizenship ceremony…

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School scrapbook New advocacy progam launched

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 November 2007 · page 9

MORIAH College students were the first to undertake the State Zionist Council and NSW Jewish Board of Deputies’ new Israel and the Jewish world advocacy program for school…

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Cluster of awards for Emanuel School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 November 2007 · page 9

EMANUEL School students cleaned up at the recent Lionel Bowen Library awards afternoon, winning in four categories. Year 4 student Matthew Friedman won first…

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Around the Schools Holocaust studies at Vaucluse Primary School

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 November 2007 · page 9

ACADEMY BJE Year 6 students presented their Project Heritage assignments at Vaucluse Primary School last week. The projects, based on Holocaust…

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

Parents and Friends Association annual general meeting Pre-school excursion to the zoo Kindergarten orientation day and information…

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Around the Schools When art imitates life

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

KESSER Torah College Year 12 student Shaily Nadav created Along came a black bird (below), as the major work for her HSC. The concept for Nadav’s artwork evolved…

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School scrapbook Jewish schools the place to be

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

THE media frenzy started when Federal Opposition Leader Kevin Rudd, accompanied by education spokesman Stephen Smith, ALP candidate for Wentworth George Newhouse…

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By the numbers Higher School Certificate (HSC)

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 November 2007 · page 2

66,189: Number of students that will sit this year's HSC, an increase of more than 1000 students from last year. 13: Students will read from more than 13…

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School scrapbook Students gear up for 1ST

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 November 2007 · page 9

MASADA and Moriah College Israel Study Tour (1ST) students gathered last week for a pre-IST Shabbaton at Moriah College in Queens Park…

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Around the Schools Kesser Torah College excels in MS Readathon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 November 2007 · page 9

JEWISH schools around Australia, including Kesser Torah College (KTC), excelled in this year’s MS Readathon. Forty-four KTC primary school students read…

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Best of the blogs Set for a 40-year reunion Bobba Rhona has been helping to organise her 40-year school reunion and is excited about seeing classmates from 1967

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 November 2007 · page 16

I AM now officially oldl The evidence is that my Year 12 class is about to celebrate our 40-year reunion! All my fellow classmates are aged 57 or…

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School scrapbook Saving the environment at Masada

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

MASADA College’s Environmental Committee launched its first program, Eskies, this week to raise climate-change awareness. Students wrote songs, letters to…

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Thousands rally for Israeli teachers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 November 2007 · page 15

TEL AVIV - At least 100,000 people gathered in Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square to support the ongoing teachers' strike. Signs reading “No education, no…

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