The college will focus on two-year courses designed to prepare students for work
By Simon Rocker
'Turnaround’ expert headmaster reveals how failing school became number six in Britain in just one year
It marks a sharp turnaround for JFS after disappointing Ofsted report last year
We need to make sure our children emerge with a love of our traditions, says the head of PaJeS
Proceeds will go towards a £5 million campaign to take the educational charity's work to the next level
At six years old, Abi Marin, who is now 17, was diagnosed with a rare facial tumour
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As far back as our biblical ancestor, wherever a Jewish community was established, a school would follow
By JC Reporter
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A group of educators recently drew up a framework for 'Jewish cultural literacy' in the UK - but how should it be followed up?
Rabbi Alex Chapper of Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue joined pupils at the local Yavneh Primary for a special assembly on the day after the Queen's death
By Georgia L Gilholy
Austrian historian Barbara Staudinger, who is not Jewish, was the unanimous choice of a jury selected by the museum’s owner
By Liam Hoare
Best friends Billy Alexander, Aaron Bennis and Brandon Miller formed Arkley while studying at the Borehamwood school
By Nic North
David Miller claimed schools including Yavneh College and Haberdashers’ Boys’ School were influencing students to promote Zionism
By Ben Bloch
Administrators in Fort Worth had decided to withdraw and review over 35 contentious books
Administrators in Fort Worth have decided to withdraw and review over 35 contentious books
By Josh Kaplan
A new programme next month promises a fresh perspective on the classic rabbinic text
