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Two photographs show that, in 1993, 8 February, a few students actively participated in an incursion where they were shown, and allowed to touch, a small swordfish snout, a taxidermy seal and the skull of an unidentified creature. On 28 October 1993 Senior Citizens came to Bialik for a visit. Three photographs capture the moment a beekeeper brought in a hive and shared protective gear with children. For inquiries or access contact [email protected]
Created byArthur Reed Photos for Bialik College, showing the class and staff group photographs for 2023.
Bialik College, School Photography 2023
photograph, staff, students, 2023, 2020s
c1990s education programs as run at Bialik at primary school grade levels. For access or queries contact [email protected]
education, bialik, students, classroom
Unknown.
Evan Evans Flag and Banners, Made in Australia
flag
Outdoors and sporting events younger and upper school levels.
G Burman 1985; Lynne; July 1985 Dec 1986
1980s, outdoors, camp, sport, sports carnival, students, bialik
Photographs and negatives from various Bialik School Activities from 1994 to 1999
Various. Date, people, location, event. 1994-1995 loose photographs of student events;1997, Ron Roston? QC at Ethics Presentation, Aborigines and Year 5, Model Seder (negatives only); 1997 packet 2 model Seder (negatives only); Feb 1997: Pinch family, 3 generations at Bialik (photographs) and instrumental music program orientation evening (negatives only); July 1997 Regio envelop Planning Meeting, Tapestry in Progress July 1997, Karen Morrison interview with S Meyer and D Kagn? (negatives only); October 1997 Years 4-6 Play rehearsals, Ethics program EMLC (negatives only); October 1997, packet 2, Year 6 debating, Years 4-6 play rehersal, Year 7 English (negatives only); April 1998 Building site 3 April 1998, French Breakfast, 3D with Year 12, Police Breathalyser Year 11, Healesville Sanctuary Excursion (negatives only), nd: Japanese exchange students, Alumni Rabbit visits school, Year 6 Business Studies Unit (negatives only); Term 1 1998 Publicity Music Department (photographs and negatives); Music Photos 1999 (photographs only)
football, music, exchange students, generations, alumni, seder, regio emelio, 1997 tapestry, ethics, english, performance art
Year book for years 2 to 5, from 2011, 2012, 2013
student, primary school, staff, education
early learning centre, kindergarten, students, year book
Posters that were created for the Bialik 75 Years of Learning Exhibition.
Quotes from former students and teachers plus contextual details.
students, judaism, exhibition materials, staff
Meeting with the President of Israel Mr Hertzog 1986. Students presented him with a peace scroll which they had made. Artwork by John K (art Teacher) Calligraphy by Jan Marshall (Librarian). A copy of this image also appeared in the Australian Jewish News 21 November 1986.
Black and white 4x6 photograph
students
Audio and visual tracks created in relation to course work and presentations for Bialik College students
music, performing arts, presentation, staff, students, jewish life
None
Includes student artwork, sport, travel, incursion, excursion, Purim (1999) (nd).
Developer's marks
creative arts, excursion, incursion, community, purim, jewish life, 1990s, 2000s, 2020s
musical, performance, performing arts, bialik college
musical, performance, performing arts, bialik college
student work, music, performing arts, bialik college
student work, music, performing arts, bialik college
visual and performing arts, performance, school
visual and performing arts, performance, school
bnei mitzvah, 2000s, visual and performing arts, music, jewish life
bnei mitzvah, 2000s, visual and performing arts, music, jewish life
purim, grade 3, teacher, bialik college
purim, grade 3, teacher, bialik college
3 cd-rom labeled Yom Ha'atzmaut 2000s
yom ha'atzmaut, judiasm, bialik college, jewish life
yom ha'atzmaut, judiasm, bialik college, jewish life
No further details available
Bronze plaque
Donated to Bialik College by the Parents Association in Memory of Frank Gunn
memory, commemoration, bialik college
Endowed in 1997, through the generosity of Judy and Leon Goldman in honour of Betty and Shmuel Rosenkranz who devoted themselves with intellect, integrity and commitment, to the development of so many communal organisations for over 60 years.
The Rosenkranz Centre for Excellence and Achievement in Education in honour of Betty & Shmuel Rosenkranz. The Rosenkranz Centre for Excellence and Achievement in Education has been established at Bialik College in honour of Betty and Shmuel Rosenkranz. The Rosenkranz Centre is the focus of the College's activities in maintaining a continuing series of diverse enrichment and extension programs for students of kindergarten to Year 12. The programs and initiatives of the Rosenkranz Centre supplement the curriculum of the College and provide opportunities for children with high abilities. Students are encouraged to develop high level thinking and research skills, to participate in open debate and to show an active commitment to communal responsibilities. The activities of the Centre are aimed at educating young people towards excellence and personal achievement whilst at the same time shaping them as involved citizens with a strong sense of values and ethics: The College gratefully acknowledges the support of Leon & Judy Goldman, whose very generous endowment has made possible the establishment of the Rosenkranz Centre.
1990s, 1997, donors, education, judiasm, bialik college
No further detail available
Plastic and embossed plaque
In memory of Mandi Kaye Antman A dedicated teacher in the field of special education
memorial, teacher, bialik, college
Unknown
A plastic plaque
Adrienne & Nathan Baron Computer Centre
Plaque recognising the benefactors support. Sam and Minnie Smorgon Campus and the Shakespeare Grove Campus
In grateful recognition of our benefactors who support has helped provide buildings, classroom, at the Sam & Minnie Smorgon Campus and the Shakespeare Grove Campus
donors, bialik college, judaism, school
Espn silverware coaster set
Created to commemorate the 1996 (grade 6) class
A large dish, possibly made from China 44cm in diameter.
The Bialik school emblem is central to the upper area of the plate. Words in Hebrew and English are painted and scratched into the plate. ‘Step Forward With Courage’ ‘We will always be proud to be part of the Bialik Family. With thanks from the Class of 1996. Students names appear on blue leaves which curve in two lines around the bottom part of the plate. Students’ names: Jeremy Gomo, Carly Goldston, Ben Gold, Jeremy Glick, Boris Garber, Melissa Gaddie, Ben Fridman, Matt Fishman, Yariv Field, Paul Benet Elise Biaylew, Efrat Bogaty, Tali Budlender, Benjamin Czapnik, Daniel Dobos, Steven Czarny, Guy Albeck, Caroline Banky, Mark Blashki, Naomi Buchner, Adrian Chazan, Marty Dodge, Ittay Ekstein, Simon Feldman, Joel Fetter Becky Litwinow, Paulina Leibovitch, Dina Kluska, Michael King, David Januszewicz, Steven Harris, Dean Harris, Amy Grossbard, Michael Sadovsky, Tali Plotnik, David Serry, Anna Shaked, Cassie Rosenberg, Slava Shklyarevsky, Irina Roshkovan, Henry Shoyket, Benj Snyder, Warren Rozen, Yuliya Perchyonok, Renata Zilberg, Suzannah Palmer, Elijah Yeo, Elly Meltzer, Adina Trainor, Anthony Marget, Amanda Teitel, Tamar Sztal, Tomas Lopata, Russell Sochen. The reverse, base side, has painted in the centre point The Class of ’96 Handpainted by Rochelle Weinman Melbourne.
grade 6, graduation, school, bialik
The nine-branched menorah (a Hanukkiah) is for celebrating Hanukkah.
Silver plated menorah. seven of the nine candle inserts are present.
None.
hanukkah, judiasm, bialik college, jewish life
Created in 1981
A framed tapestry showing a rabbi and young boys studying.
Label is indistinct, but states: from Mr & Mrs J ---- Tapestry by Mrs ---Eutzer
studying, judaism, bialik college, 1980s
None available
The Kristina Williams Literature Collection plaque, plastic and paint
The Kristina Williams Literature Collection
donors, literature, bialik
The first exchange trip between Bialik College and Colegio Tarbut occurred in March 2001.
The first exchange trip between Bialik College and Colegio Tarbut occurred in March 2001. This evidence is from another silver plated dish given at the time of exchange. The condition is good, being mildly tarnished. Oval silver-plated dish, 25cm wide, 17 cm high, with scalloped edges.
The flat interior base is inscribed with the words: Colegio Tarbut First Exchange Trip March 2001 The reverse side has the stamp DEVON INDUSTRIA ARGENTINA The condition is poor, with the dish being tarnished and scratched.
exchange, school, judiasm, argentina, australia
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