School Results 2007 Mixed results for NSW Jewish schools
DESPITE Jewish schools in NSW missing out on a place in this year’s top 10, Emanuel School and Kesser Torah College have rocketed up the…
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Sydney Jewish school fees on the rise
JEWISH school fees across Sydney have increased for 2008. In some cases, fees have risen by almost eight per cent. Parents of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Religion in government schools Sichat Yosef All the available evidence suggests there is still a place for religious education in the state education system
AMONG the communal positions I hold is that of manager education with the United Jewish Education…
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DESPITE criticism from the government-school sector, Education Minister Julia Gillard said last week that her…
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SCHOOL levies for security are unlikely to go down despite the Federal Government reiterating its $20 million promise to fund school security…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New teachers at Emanuel Emanuel School welcomed its new teachers with a cocktail party on January 24 and a luncheon on January 26
From left Gary Case, Paul Benjamin,…
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THIS year, Emanuel School is celebrating their 25th anniversary and with the major milestone comes many new developments…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →School's back for 2008 Moriah College With new state-of-the-art facilities, staff appointments and curriculum, 2008 promises to be a big year for Jewish schools. Lexi Landsman discovers what’s in store on campus this year
IT will be another busy year at Moriah College, with more redevelopments and educational programs on the horizon. During the summer holidays, the site…
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MASADA College has appointed a new head of junior school to replace Martin Tait, who is relocating to Singapore…
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THE Sydney Jewish community appears determined to support its once-struggling day schools, if an increase in enrolments for 2008 is an…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →been & seen Fun at Camp Shalom More than 70 children from eight Sydney schools attended South Head Synagogue’s Camp Shalom in January
Dana Rutner (left), Afara Kay. Leah and Jacob Steinberg. Form left: Lir Adani Jordan Garbar. Bradley Mendels. Shira Charif (left), Lea Simantov…
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Playball and yoga start at the pre-school Year K-6 Meet the Teacher night School photos from Year K-6…
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JEWISH students have proved to be budding leaders with more than five Jewish students taking the leadership baton at public schools…
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From left: Steve, Jamie and Sandi Orelow. Elijah Grynberg (left), Ethan De Melo…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Back to school Mount Sinai College More photos:ajn.com.au Sydney students returned back to school this week after the summer break
Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky Jade Reimer (left), Kiara Cohen…
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MISTIMING its Australia 2020 summit, so that a large proportion of potential delegates from the Jewish community will not be able to…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Trip Emotional visit to Haifa school
THE WIZO Ahuzat Yeladim School in Haifa holds a special place in the hearts of Melbourne couple Susan and Nathan Eichenbaum…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →School scrapbook Mount Sinai College AS the 2008 school year kicks off, Joshua Levi spoke to the school captains of Sydney’s six Jewish schools about what they hope to achieve this year
YEAR 6 students Mimi Weiss (pictured) and Ryan Snoyman are eager to leave their mark as they begin their new duties as…
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EMANUEL School captain Terryn Sesel (pictured) said she had always aspired to be a madricha (leader) because she…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →been & seen Tea and tissues Masada College hosted a “tea and tissues” get-together, as parents of Year K students gathered on their children’s first day of school
Kim Mart (left), Felice Fingleson. Helen Shofer (left), Glanna Temple. Frances Chippeck (left), Tali Ben Zion. Mirah Teichtahl (left), Johanna Lever…
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