Yesody Hatorah Girls School

Yesodey Hatorah Girls School, a three-form entry, Charedi orthodox Jewish-maintained secondary school for girls, is located in Stamford Hill in the London Borough of Hackney. We offer support to the local Jewish communities in Stamford Hill and the surrounding area. On this page, you may find vital details about the School. Stamford Hill is home to the largest Orthodox Jewish population in Europe, and Yesodey Hatorah School was founded there to meet the needs of Charedi Jewish families in terms of education. Around 10% of Hackney's population is Charedi, and their number is growing at a rate of roughly 5% every year. It is distinctive for its adherence to Charedi Judaism and stringent observance of it. The institution is under the direction of the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations Rabbinate. When we maintain a constant focus on excellence, opportunity, and our Charedi identity, Torah values and an attitude of accomplishment are developed in the school's everyday life and routines. Every student is expected to observe the "three pillars of Judaism," which are Torah, Prayer, and Acts of Loving Kindness, and to show this in their work. To enable each girl to thrive, advance, and enjoy life on the intellectual, personal, and social levels while assisting her in discovering her distinctive Charedi Jewish identity. To develop each girl's strengths, talents, and moral awareness while emphasising her modesty, tolerance, respect for others, civility, and general demeanour as a person (Bas Yisroel - daughter of Israel). to promote environmental responsibility and a sense of the larger world. to enable every girl to achieve success, grow, and enjoy herself in her personal, professional, and social life. an excellent education that combines the National Curriculum and is firmly based on Torah teachings.