By Harvey Frankel THE Yom HaShoah commemoration at Chigwell & Hainault Synagogue earlier this year was extremely special and moving, because I wanted to involve as many children as possible. After all they are the future,
In an unprecedented series of events, Clore Tikva won first place in The VEX IQ Challenge UK National Championship 2022 held at The International Centre in Telford on the 25th of April 2022. 57 teams consisting
Last month, Jewish Care held their annual MIKE Awards celebrating the inspiring work of young people. The MIKE programme, which stands for Motivation, Inspiration, Knowledge and Education, aims to empower young people to become youth leaders.
Following on from the Covid pandemic and the effect of this on children’s mental health and well-being, Clore Tikva School undertook a new initiative in addition to its very successful after school clubs and activities. Starting
The current pandemic has taken a huge toil on schools finances across the UK and Clore Tikva School has not been exempt from this. Covid 19 has seen the school having to make unforeseen investments to
Clore Tikva Primary School children raise £3200 for books for their school! To encourage the love for reading, Clore Tikva staff had to think of a way to raise money for much-needed quality texts for school.
CONGRATULATIONS to the Kantor King Solomon High School students who received their GCSE and A-level re- sults. The school enjoyed a fan- tastic set of GCSE results, which reflects the hard work and effort put in
By Harvey Frankel THE Yom HaShoah commemoration at Chigwell & Hainault Synagogue earlier this year was extremely special and moving, because I wanted to involve as many children as possible. After all they are the future,
In an unprecedented series of events, Clore Tikva won first place in The VEX IQ Challenge UK National Championship 2022 held at The International Centre in Telford on the 25th of April 2022. 57 teams consisting
Last month, Jewish Care held their annual MIKE Awards celebrating the inspiring work of young people. The MIKE programme, which stands for Motivation, Inspiration, Knowledge and Education, aims to empower young people to become youth leaders.
Following on from the Covid pandemic and the effect of this on children’s mental health and well-being, Clore Tikva School undertook a new initiative in addition to its very successful after school clubs and activities. Starting
The current pandemic has taken a huge toil on schools finances across the UK and Clore Tikva School has not been exempt from this. Covid 19 has seen the school having to make unforeseen investments to
Clore Tikva Primary School children raise £3200 for books for their school! To encourage the love for reading, Clore Tikva staff had to think of a way to raise money for much-needed quality texts for school.
CONGRATULATIONS to the Kantor King Solomon High School students who received their GCSE and A-level re- sults. The school enjoyed a fan- tastic set of GCSE results, which reflects the hard work and effort put in
