Limited founding classes

Opening with strength

From Pre-Reception to Year 12, a joyful, ambitious education. Limited founding classes open in September 2028.

Rendering of the learning resource centre, with children reading on wooden steps and a bright library

Mark your calendar

The road to opening

  1. November 2026

    Small-group conversations with parents

  2. Early 2027

    A launch event

  3. September 2028

    We open: Pre-Reception (4 y.o.) to Year 10 (16 y.o.), with a fixed number of classes

  4. September 2029

    Year 11 opens

  5. September 2030

    Year 12 opens

Register early to secure a spot for your children

Register now for invitations, updates, and admissions information.

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Pre-Reception to Year 12

Our programmes

PYP01

Primary School

  • Pre-Reception to Year 5
  • Ages 4–11

The Primary Years, Pre-Reception – Year 5, build a strong foundation for lifelong learning through inquiry, exploration and discovery.

Students develop essential literacy and numeracy skills while nurturing curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking. In a supportive, joyful environment, they make connections across learning through the arts, music, sport, design, and Jewish life, growing in confidence, independence, and a deeper understanding of the world around them.

MYP02

Middle Years

  • Years 6–10
  • Ages 11–16

The Middle Years empower students to think critically, ask questions and take ownership of their learning.

Through challenging academic study, interdisciplinary inquiry and meaningful real-world experiences, students develop independence, creativity and a global perspective. A rich programme of arts, sport, technology, Chessed and entrepreneurship nurtures their talents, builds resilience and empowers them to become confident, compassionate and responsible young people who make a positive impact on the world around them.

DP (CP)03

Senior School

  • Years 11–12
  • Ages 16–18

In their final years, students follow pathways that reflect their interests, strengths and ambitions.

They can explore a broad range of academic subjects in greater depth or combine academic study with career-focused learning (CP) and practical experience. Both pathways develop critical thinking, independence, problem-solving and a global perspective, preparing students to move confidently into higher education, future careers and a world of opportunity.

Future plans

We want to open as many post-school pathways and choices for our children as possible: universities and further study around the world, higher education in Israel, professional qualifications alongside practical skills and career-focused learning, preparing them for a future of their choice.

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Year 12
  • Universities worldwide
  • Higher education in Israel
  • Professional qualifications
  • Career-focused learning