Pupils usually come from families who are already struggling financially
The Haskel special educational school was declared ‘outstanding’
Primary pupils will be offered places at Kerem in new collaboration between the schools
Chag Hasigd, which is celebrated this week, is deeply rooted in the Bible, writes Simon Rocker
HIAS+JCORE and Jnetics become the latest organisations to join the representative body
In his work for the Montefiore Endowment, Lucien Gubbay helped to restore Orthodox rabbinic ordination to the UK
But Progressive leaders explained why they have not signed letters in opposition to or support for the bill
Campaign for the new Shabbat boundary wanted to raise £250,000 – and got it
Multi-academy trusts will remain the way forward for many schools, believes Adam Goldstein, the new ceo of the Jewish Community Academy Trust
Trump is likely to embolden religious hardliners in Israel, who will feel destiny is unfolding
Inspectors report high academic expectations at secondary schools in Salford and London
A standard feature of mainstream Orthodox synagogues is being consigned to history as the demand grows for greater inclusion of women
The school says it will amend questions about religious observance on application forms to ensure that they are clear and fair
The Hertfordshire school serves a Jewish population that has grown substantially over the past decade
Does an intermarrying rabbi stretch the limits of believability?
The coastal city’s new Chasidic community takes another step forward with a positive report for its school
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