an unflinchingly honest, heartbreaking and gorgeously acted tale of schoolyard-bullying
By Linda Marric
Headteacher David Moody said he was 'genuinely excited' at the move
Bnois Jerusalem in Stamford Hill has made improvements but inspectors want to see further progress
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi wants all state schools to join an academy trust by 2030
Head of Jewish special needs school gives her verdict on recently published Green Paper
More young people need help with their mental health
Children will learn how the author was challenged over his portrayal of the villain Fagin in Oliver Twist
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From the Enlightenment to the birth of the Jewish state, the JTracks curriculum will give children a better foundation of knowledge
By Simon Rocker
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In charge for more than 10 years, he is leaving to explore 'new endeavours'
New approach will 'encourage students to examine first-hand evidence' says exam board
Academy trust receives grant of nearly £675,000 for energy efficiencies
By JC Reporter
The Manchester school is one of few to have taken on the regulator and won
Pupils acted when they saw people from the conflict arriving in Krakow
Inspectors find failures on safeguarding and equality but school says inspection report is not fair or balanced
She is also looking at “rebranding” the school.
Jewish parents called a meeting last week to complain about a recent Holocaust Memorial Day display
By Kirsty Buchanan
