Inspectors report high academic expectations at secondary schools in Salford and London
By Simon Rocker
Israel Katz refused to cancel orders approved by his predecessor Yoav Gallant, who was fired last week
By JC Reporter
The coastal city’s new Chasidic community takes another step forward with a positive report for its school
New policy due to come into effect in January could force closure of some Charedi schools, educational organisation warns
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
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Rabbis fear Bill proposed by Liberal Democrat peer Lord Storey will lead to interference in yeshivah education
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
Proposal to introduce register for children taught at home or in yeshivot sends alarm bells ringing in Stamford Hill
Dion Marsh pleaded guilty in February to five separate attacks
He also claimed Gateshead Talmudical College contributed to area’s reputation as the ‘Oxbridge of the Jewish world’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The Israeli army has updated its service rules for ultra-Orthodox men, after backlash from Charedim over expanded conscription
By Hannah Gillott
Board of Deputies warns of ‘anxiety’ in parts of the Jewish community over proposals in King’s Speech