Creating healthy digital habits is crucial to children’s wellbeing
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The school says it will amend questions about religious observance on application forms to ensure that they are clear and fair
Jon and Mason Sloneem began designing games during lockdown
The Hertfordshire school serves a Jewish population that has grown substantially over the past decade
The coastal city’s new Chasidic community takes another step forward with a positive report for its school
As it approaches its 35th anniversary, the JC finds out if the independent Hertfordshire school’s heyday is over
Immanuel College receives thumbs-up from inspectors
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Let’s talk schools: King Solomon was always a beacon of co-existence
Disappointment at no relief from VAT charge for independent schools
Hilary Tait was speaking at the charity’s Bridging the Gap dinner
Free digital resource aims to ‘inoculate’ against antisemitism with classes on Jewish life in Britain
The school’s second master has been appointed as acting head
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Beis Yaakov Primary is rated as a good school
Fear that new legislation will interfere with yeshivah education is prompting a new wave of opposition
Ateres High School for Girls believes it has been unfairly penalised for not teaching about same-sex relationships
Officials at two schools said they had experienced a barrage of abuse because of their perceived connection to Israel
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Rabbis fear Bill proposed by Liberal Democrat peer Lord Storey will lead to interference in yeshivah education
Entry is anticipated to peak in the year 2026/7, PaJeS says
strap: Ofsted said outdoor play area at Ahavas Torah Academy contained 'high risk' of falls
But inspectors continue to pull up schools for not teaching about LGBT issues
Leeds Menorah upgraded to good
JPR report ‘raises critical questions’ about how antisemitism is being handled in schools
Dr Linda Greenwall and Dr Henry Cohen train teachers to supervise teeth-brushing
The self-published book series by Esther Marshall has so far sold more than 25,000 copies
Children enjoy an ambitious curriculum and show independence skills at mealtimes
Charity says efforts are under way to secure alternative placements for students
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