Well done for the children who worked really hard this week. The effort you put into your Hebrew reading always pays off.Below is the work for the next two weeks.Week 1 - week of the 21st SeptemberWeek 2 - week of the 28th SeptemberGroups Alef:   Download PDF File Here   Download PDF File Here  Group Bet: Please read the lines 2...

Dear Children, Please find your homework here. Look up what pages you are supposed to read, according to the group you are in. Make sure that you parents sign the planner to tell us that you have done the Hebrew reading.For Alef:    Download PDF File Here   Download PDF File Here For Bet   Download PDF File Here   Down...

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 Dear Children,Below is your Hebrew reading homework. At the moment, we are reviewing what we learnt last year. Some of you have forgotten much of our work so please make sure you do your homework carefully! For those children who had a note to put in your diary, please read that work accordingly. Make sure your Mummy or Da...

One of our primary goals for Hebrew reading has been to assess where all our children are up to in their learning. The link below will help your child review  the Hebrew letters. Reception and Year one: Please play the Youtube link and encourage your child to sing alongFor Year 1, I am attaching a PDF. Please go over these letters wi...

​Group Torah's Hebrew reading homework this week is:   Download PDF File Here   Download PDF File Here

 This week at school we have been learning about the spiritual and physical preparations for Rosh Hashanah (The Jewish New Year). Being reflective, making amends and using our potential are key to these preparations.Please watch the video below and enjoy the deep-thinking reflection of some of our Year 6 pupils Here are som...

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 Let's learn from this week's Torah story!   Download PDF File Here You can also check the links below:  Nitzavim – shazak.com Enter some description here... https://shazak.com/nitzavim/ VaYeilech – shazak.com Enter some description here... https://shazak.com/vayeilech-2/

​This year, Hebrew reading homework will be available in our blogs. Make sure that once you ahve read your work, that you parents sign the planner under 'other' stating that you have done your reading. I will be blogging a couple of pages per group but you will only need to do one page this week and one next week. Here it is: Alef:  ...

A very warm welcome back for all the children! It has been an absolute pleasure to hear the buzz at school and to get a change to see all our shining stars back!Our parsha work will continue via the blogs. Most weeks, there will be a blog with the portion of the Torah that will be read in the shul that week. Some of the weeks, during the month of T...

​We am most impressed how well children have progressed and remembered their Hebrew reading! When you miss us over the summer, come back to this blog and sing along with our Alef Bet song and have a go at some reading!! we look forward to hearing all about it when we are back in September!   Download PDF File Here   Downloa...

I am sure all of you are looking forward to the summer break!! Like many things, learning id fun throughout the year! I have a few books waiting for my summer holidays to begin!! Keeping up with the parsha will give you an insight to the very last book of the Torah, the book of Devarim! Below are many of the parshiot for the summer weeks. Read them...

Wishing you all the best for your life journeys 

This week we have learned all about the last of the 7 Mitzvot  given to Noah's children - The Mitzvah of establishing courst of law. At school we look at positive and negative leadership and the responsibility of leaders to create a fair judiciary system. I found the video below particularly moving as it links the effect of selfish l...

This week we will be reading a double portion in shul. Yes!! We are now able to read from the Torah again each shabbat as restrictions are now allowed us to gather in groups to read the Torah. The double portion is the last two parshiot of the book of Bamidbar. next week we start the book of Devarim, the last of the 5 books of the Torah, which will...

 Dear Parents,  This week's wellbeing is aimed for the older children. Though the resource shared below was written for pupils in Year 7, many of our pupils show a high level of maturity and can benefit from many of the ideas encapsulated in the booklet, In fact, some of the concepts can be adapted for younger pupils and for the much olde...

How I survived lockdown  By Helen Smithers - Daniel's MumWith a 5 year old and a 2 year old lockdown was quite intense. We appreciated having a routine as well as variety and time outside to get us through. We enjoyed starting the day with 'Family Time' where we'd read a Bible Story, sing a song together and pray about the day ahead. This gave...

​Following Mrs Halter's very interesting blog about Shivah Assar (17th) B'Tamuz, we have begun learning about the three weeks at school. This is the time of the year when we remember the destruction of the Holy Temple. In year 4 today, a challenge was set, where children had to build the walls of Yerushalayim using words that relate to kindnes...

The name Teresa comes from the Hebrew name Tirtza. Tirtza was one of Slavchad's daughters, who went with her sisters to speak to Moshe when their father dies. As they were a family of girls, it would have been expected that their father's portion of the land of Israel would pass on to a male relative. They complained that this was not fai...