The revised National Curriculum gives us a golden opportunity to improve the teaching of the Holocaust
By Alex Maws
New curriculum proposals should bring civic benefits – but it can’t be left to schools alone
By Raisel Freedman
The strictly Orthodox girls’ school was the highest performing among Jewish schools
By Simon Rocker
New curriculum to be changed as part of inoculation against misinformation
By Jane Prinsley
The programme at Sacks Morasha will encourage pupils to learn about and live out Jewish values
By JC Reporter
The Orthodox primary has also renovated its computer room to enhance digital provision
Demand rose for places this year – and could be even higher for next year
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The Jewish Ethics Project is inviting entries from school, university and yeshivah/seminary students
National benchmarks may be helpful – but look beyond the figures
By Hannah Martin
There are certain habits when done consistently that can instil a love of Judaism in young people
By Rabbi Steven Dansky
ORT UK is looking for 100 additional mentors to support Year 12 students with career guidance
By Gaby Wine
Enthusiasm for helping other shines through pupil conversations, inspectors said
Bridget Phillipson says stopping antisemitism in education ‘a priority’
The school’s new headteacher and director of education explain their ambitions for the college as it faces the challenge of new VAT charges
More than 100 children remain on JCoSS waiting list as efforts to integrate Jewish pupils into mainstream school fall short
It’s fine to cut screen time and let our kids be bored
By Matt Smerin
The special school has again received top marks from Ofsted
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By ETGAR
Beis Soroh Schneirer praised for its focus on reading and cultivating key values
Impact of VAT on fees prompted move into the state sector
But concerns about their education is also voiced by peers in debate on new Bill
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Undercover Veggies aims to address food poverty in Barnet
By Bradley Grant
