Offices have been converted into classrooms to fit in pupils
Little Goldies was shut earlier this year
Invitation to stay at the royal residence at Clarence House on Friday night will make it easier to walk to the event the following day
'We must not stand idly by, while our children are in danger' says Rabbi Mirvis
First performance figures released by Department for Education since pandemic outbreak
Recommendations of seven-year inquiry would make it compulsory for rabbis to report abuse to the authorities
The team behind the the first egalitarian Sephardi siddur has produced a companion volume for use on Shabbat
Marie van der Zyl was challenged over whether deputies had been consulted on policy
'In a different league' say parents of pupils at the independent special school
MRJ would 'caution against the government taking action that might undermine peace in the region'
Me'or High School in Salford, which opened two years ago, has been rated good
Cross-communal primary thrilled at new Pikuach report
Hot taps that presented risk of scalding and lack of early-morning supervision were some of the problems at Pardes House Grammar, Ofsted said
“Like an eagle who rouses its nestlings, gliding down to its young, so did [God] spread wings and take them, bear them along on pinions” Deuteronomy 32:11
A round-up of the latest inspections
A group of educators recently drew up a framework for 'Jewish cultural literacy' in the UK - but how should it be followed up?
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