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New Curriculum
| Teachers follow a carefully designed Spiral Curriculum, which builds on previous knowledge each year through formative assessment and clear new Learning Intentions for each lesson. The curriculum offers a range of appropriate activities for each topic using a variety of multi-sensory methods - balancing formal and informal teaching. Our teachers plan weekly engaging lessons tailored to the needs of their individual classes, developed within the overall curriculum framework.  |
A Typical Day
Activity/Topic
Thought for the day:
Jewish Values
Prayer and the Siddur
Hebrew Reading
Break Time
Jewish History and Holidays
General Topics/Project Work
Torah/Parasha
Thought for the day:
Jewish Values
Prayer and the Siddur
Hebrew Reading
Break Time
Jewish History and Holidays
General Topics/Project Work
Torah/Parasha
Details
A short fun activity to start the day – looking at different Jewish values and practical application.
Learning to pray and the meaning of some prayers. Familiarity with the siddur and how to navigate the service.
Practicing Hebrew reading in small groups using our Aleph Champ programme. We aim for children to gain fluency and confidence in Hebrew reading.
Several times a term we offer special structured activities during break, with a choice of football skills, Israeli dancing or arts and crafts.
Learning about upcoming Festivals, Jewish history, traditions and their relevance. Focusing on different targets for each year group
Project work and hands-on activities based on the different general knowledge topics set for each year group.
Study of the weekly Torah portion focusing on practical lessons that apply to our daily lives.
A short fun activity to start the day – looking at different Jewish values and practical application.
Learning to pray and the meaning of some prayers. Familiarity with the siddur and how to navigate the service.
Practicing Hebrew reading in small groups using our Aleph Champ programme. We aim for children to gain fluency and confidence in Hebrew reading.
Several times a term we offer special structured activities during break, with a choice of football skills, Israeli dancing or arts and crafts.
Learning about upcoming Festivals, Jewish history, traditions and their relevance. Focusing on different targets for each year group
Project work and hands-on activities based on the different general knowledge topics set for each year group.
Study of the weekly Torah portion focusing on practical lessons that apply to our daily lives.
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