The teaching union found time at its conference to condemn the Jewish state, label Reform UK ‘racist’ and reject a government pay offer
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The talents of a young writer and illustrator have been recognised in the world of children’s Jewish literature
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Unstinting Pikuach praise for Hertfordshire school
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A parent said they ‘felt sick’ and ‘lost sleep’ over the decision by New North London Synagogue to shut Gan Alon
By Ellie Grant
The blanket tax on independent schools discriminates against religious communities and other groups, lawyers have argued this week
Having an intensive religious education should not prevent children having ‘suitable’ secular tuition also, the government argues
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Two Orthodox Barnet primaries commended at recent inspections
Katie Hainbach worked as an opera singer before moving into teaching
By Elisa Bray
Both Hendon School and Kerem School were recognised for contributing to their local communities
By Gaby Wine
Schools, Students and Teachers Network salutes success of Hertfordshire School
By JC Reporter
The High Court is to hear a claim that the government’s policy is a breach of human rights
Staff have accused university authorities of inaction and alleged that the institution is ‘beleaguered’ by antisemitism
Parents told £250,000 needed before Pesach to keep Pardes House Grammar open
Protests continue as proposals to regulate yeshivot advance in Parliament
Yad Fellowship teaches students how to have difficult conversations – and students say it has already had an impact
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The Satmar primary had been unable to accept new pupils
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Hendon School is a paragon of peaceful co-existence
By Rabbi Michael Pollak
The UK pupils wanted to show their solidarity to Israel and the hostages