Opening hours
Monday to Thursday, 9am to 4pm, and Friday, 9am to 12.45pm
Yesodey Hatorah School is a voluntary-aided Charedi Orthodox Jewish secondary school for girls, located in Stamford Hill, London. Serving the Jewish communities of Stamford Hill and surrounding areas, the school is guided by the Rabbinate of the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations.
The institution is committed to fostering Charedi Jewish identity while promoting academic, personal, and social development. The curriculum integrates Torah principles with the National Curriculum, aiming to cultivate thinking, self-discipline, creativity, and moral understanding.
Pupils are encouraged to adhere to Torah observance, reflecting the "three pillars of Judaism": Torah, Prayer, and Acts of Loving Kindness. The school strives to develop qualities such as modesty, tolerance, respect, courtesy, and leadership, preparing students to be "daughters of Israel" who proudly uphold their traditions.
The school also seeks to instil respect for the environment and an understanding of the wider world.
Our ethos
Yesodey Hatorah School exists to meet the needs of the Charedi Jewish families in Stamford Hill, an area that is home to the biggest Orthodox Jewish community in Europe. The Charedi community makes up about 10% of Hackney's population and is growing at about 5% per annum. It is distinguished by its stringent adherence to and practice of Charedi Judaism. The school is guided by the authority of the Rabbinate of the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations. Keeping a constant focus on excellence, opportunity and on our Charedi identity ensures that Torah values and an ethos of achievement are nurtured in the school's everyday life and routines. Each pupil is expected to adhere to Torah observance and reflect the ''three pillars of Judaism'', Torah, Prayer and Acts of Loving Kindness in their work. Aims of the school - To develop in each girl her Charedi Jewish identity while enabling her to experience success, progress and enjoyment academically, personally and socially - To develop in each girl her thinking, self-discipline and creativity - To develop in each girl a moral understanding and a range of skills, talents and values, in particular, modesty, tolerance, respect of others, courtesy and general demeanour as a בת ישראל (Bas Yisroel - daughter of Israel) - To develop in each girl leadership, initiative, tolerance and self-discipline - To develop a respect for the environment and an understanding of the world in which we live. - To produce בנות ישראל who proudly adhere to the דרך ישראל סבא - To enable each girl to experience success, progress and enjoyment academically, personally and socially - To deliver a high-class education which is firmly based on Torah principles and combined with the National Curriculum
What it's like
Staff have very close and caring relationships with children in this warm and nurturing nursery, creating a family atmosphere where each child is known and valued. They have high expectations and manage behaviour positively, with all children making good progress through a challenging curriculum involving stimulating experiences.
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Monday to Thursday, 9am to 4pm, and Friday, 9am to 12.45pm
Age range
Secondary school girls
Term time / All Year
Term Time
Established
2011
Last inspected 9 December 2024 · Jenny Beckles
What it's like to attend
Staff have very close and caring relationships with children in this warm and nurturing nursery, creating a family atmosphere where each child is known and valued. They have high expectations and manage behaviour positively, with all children making good progress through a challenging curriculum involving stimulating experiences.
Inspector highlights
Areas to develop
Verbatim quotes recorded in the Ofsted inspection
Parents describe staff as 'very caring' and state that they are pleased with children's progress.
Inclusion & environment
Staff ensure that children have fresh air and physical challenges each day. Staff carry out safety checks indoors and outdoors to reduce the risk of hazards.
Date: February 2013
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