新南威尔士州一所公立学校曾出现针对犹太学生的欺凌游戏，该事件在反犹太主义皇家委员会听证会上被披露[1]。这款名为"trip the Jew"的游戏规则是学生通过绊倒犹太同学来得分，日终得分最多的学生将被冠以"king of the Jews"的绰号[1]。
除学生欺凌外，学校还存在教师仇恨言论的问题[1]。据投诉，至少有教师声称"以反以色列为荣"[1]。新南威尔士州犹太教育委员会首席执行官约翰·哈梅伊在听证会上指出，学校对仇恨言论的应对机制存在明显不足，强调"需要建立一套更加正式化的系统，使我们能够了解公立学校中反犹太主义的程度、范围和影响"[1]。
哈梅伊曾于2011年至2018年担任莫里亚学院校长[1]。
A public school in New South Wales, Australia has been accused of tolerating a bullying game in which students earned points for tripping Jewish classmates, with the winning player crowned "king of the Jews," according to testimony presented at a royal commission inquiry into antisemitism [1]. The incident was disclosed during hearings examining hate speech and discrimination in Australian schools [1].
The NSW Board of Jewish Education has called for stronger institutional measures to combat the problem. John Hamey, chief executive of the board, stated that "there needs to be a much more formalised system so we understand the degree and extent and reach of antisemitism in our public schools" [1]. The inquiry also heard complaints that a school teacher displayed a laptop bearing anti-Israel symbols and reportedly claimed to be "proud to be anti-Israeli" [1]. Hamey, who previously served as principal of Moriah College from 2011 to 2018, emphasized the need for improved protocols to address hate speech within educational institutions [1].