Dr Linda Greenwall and Dr Henry Cohen train teachers to supervise teeth-brushing
People will be able to access videos and a booklet online
Rabbi Akiva, Bar Markovich, Asaf Flumendorf and chazan Jonny Turgel will be rocking out in September
The self-published book series by Esther Marshall has so far sold more than 25,000 copies
Saul Jacobs has collaborated with a cooperative of Madagascar-based women to decorate and sell unique handmade kippot ahead of his bar mitzvah next month
Lisa and Michael Marlowe are leading the search for a location for a memorial to those killed in Israel on October 7
The popular rabbi served the Lauderdale Road Synagogue for more than 40 years
Film student Elizabeth Leff wrote and directed the comedy short Nonprofit based on her experience working for a Jewish nonprofit in Washington DC
Thumbs-up from Ofsted for Cheshire nursery
Kisharon Langdon to close Manchester campuses after poor Ofsted
Shining brightly: Jewish schools enjoy another impressive GCSE year
Who do you think you are? Limmud can help
Close to 700 Brits have volunteered for stints of varying length in Israel through Sar-El over the last 10 months
Former Aish UK executive director Rabbi Daniel Rowe will join the outreach organisation’s international team
Once Upon a World is the most popular production from the puppet troupe and came to JW3 in July
Mariner was rabbi of Belsize Square Synagogue for some three decades and convener of the Reform Beit Din for 22 years
Five new rabbis were ordained during a service at the Liberal Jewish Synagogue last month after completing their studies at Leo Baeck College
Rosenberg was in the coastal town as part of his campaign pledge to support regional communities
Applications open today
The Jewish Family Centre facilitates contact between parents and children
David Breuer-Weil is now using his artwork to memorialise victims of October 7
‘As a Jew, I know what it is to be scapegoated’
The announcement follows ‘unprecedented’ demand for Migdal Emunah’s support services
The 160-year-old institution has been approved by the regulatory body for higher education
Dayan Shalom Kupperman had been concerned that a majority female board would not comply with Jewish law
The Foundation for Jewish Heritage made the former BBC presenter a patron of their project to restore Merthyr Tydfil synagogue in 2022
Over 1,300 officers were deployed across London last night in response to reports of far-right actions
Jewish and Proud were told its application ‘did not meet the criteria’ to take part in the parade
Etz Chaim rabbi says woman can be president as long as male honorary officers have controlling majority
Over 800 young people enjoyed a week of sports in Herfordshire
Why I opted for a mid-life bat mitzvah – and the ‘rabbis’ who helped me get there
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