An independent boys’ school in Salford run by one of the most conservative Chasidic sects has been commended by Ofsted inspectors.
The Satmar-owned Talmud Torah Yetev Lev was rated good in all six categories after an inspection earlier this summer.
Pupils made “good and sometimes outstanding progress” in Jewish studies, while reaching above-average standards in maths and average in literacy.
The school gave pupils, including those with special educational needs, a “rich education” and had continued to improve since its last inspection three years ago.