After 40 years in Anglo-Jewish education Judith Nemeth has taken on her toughest assignment
Jo Grose, the organisation’s first female head, said the rabbinical exits were 'not a surprise' and part of a needed 'refresh'
PaJeS will examine what lies behind the drop in demand for places in Barnet
Michele Phillips is to replace Hannele Reece, who is leaving teaching
Liberal delegates also won a vote to mark Pride Week in order to strengthen LGBT inclusion
In lockdown, the historian researched the history of humanity’s fight against disease and now he talks about his new book with the JC.
A new glossary to define key faith terms has been unveiled
The English reading paper in this year's test for year-6 has provoked an outcry
The unnamed man must remain until rabbinical court hears his wife’s application for get
Bulge classes planned to meet surge in demand at the Orthodox school
The departure of Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence after nearly nine years was announced to members late on Monday
Orthodox charity wants scheme to apply to independent schools in Hackney
The Board of Deputies has expanded its travelling educational resource on Judaism
The Conference of European Rabbis is to move into new headquarters in Munich in summer
Beth Jacob Grammar drops from 'good' to 'requires improvement'
This is only the third occasion in history that the Royal Mail has issued coronation stamps
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