The increasing demands on educational leaders is one reason that Jo Sassienie has decided to retire
By Elisa Bray
School's drive for improvement 'relentless' says Ofsted, but it still needs to work on behaviour
By Simon Rocker
This year's annual International Conference on Jewish Genealogy will be held in the UK for the first time in over two decades
By Daniel Ben-David
Dr Melanie Lee qualified as a teacher only 13 years ago - now she is in charge of one of the Jewish community's biggest schools
Officials from the inspection service and Department for Education addressed conference for Jewish heads
Parents inspired by enthusiasm of pupils at pluralist primary
New programmes offer pupils a taste of the workplace
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The Mill Hill primary makes the final of schools contest
By JC Reporter
Teacher training programme praised for passion of staff and support of students
David Jacobs from Nancy Reuben and Kerem’s Hannah Mantzur emerge as winners after 62 year 5 and 6 pupils contest final stages
The school received funds from over 3,500 donors from its 'More than' campaign
By Gaby Wine
Beis Aharon in Stamford Hill is meeting equality standards, inspectors report
Honour for Yosh Radomsky at the Pearson National Teaching Awards
Year-7 pupils will be housed on a school site being leased in Belsize Park
A revolution in education is on its way
By Rabbi A N Droyde
Inspector praises head for her ambitious vision and is impressed by encouragement of healthy habits
