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Tag: United Synagogue

0 Communities Antisemitism

This Yom Kippur will be my dad’s first ever in shul

Jewish Chronicle · 9 Oct

The article narrates a personal and poignant story about the author's father, a lifelong atheist with a strong Jewish identity, who will attend a synagogue for Yom Kippur for the first time in his life.

0 Communities Gender/Identity

How women rose to Orthodox synagogue leadership

Jewish Chronicle · 25 Aug

The election of a female president at an Orthodox synagogue in Leeds highlights ongoing debates about women's roles in synagogue leadership.

0 Communities Food

Review: Why Brighton’s back on the (kosher) holiday wish list

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Aug

Brighton is back on the (kosher) holiday wish list for Jewish travelers, offering a variety of amenities such as a well-stocked mini kosher shop, kosher catering options, and purpose-built accommodations.

0 Education Communities

King Solomon drops year-12 sixthform classes for the coming year

Jewish Chronicle · 12 Jul

King Solomon High School in Redbridge, an Orthodox school, will not admit new sixth-form students due to declining numbers in recent years, affecting year-12 classes for the upcoming year but not affecting year-13 students who will continue their studies.

0 Education Communities

Confident Rimon pupils know their voices count, says Ofsted

Jewish Chronicle · 9 Jul

Ofsted recently confirmed the positive status of Rimon Primary School in Golders Green, which is part of the United Synagogue-run Jewish Community Academy Trust, praising the school for its inclusive and happy environment where pupils are encouraged to voice their opinions.

0 Jewish Law Gender/Identity

Another step forward for Orthodox female rabbis

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Jun

Rabbi Miriam Lorie's graduation from Yeshivat Maharat and her leadership at Kehillat Nashira in Borehamwood mark a significant moment for British Jewry, as Orthodox female rabbis are making strides in leading communities despite some resistance from traditional Jewish law and the Chief Rabbi.

0 Communities Ethics

Nursery worker loses tribunal claim against United Synagogue

Jewish Chronicle · 31 May

A former nursery worker at Little Goldies, which was shut down by the United Synagogue following concerns about hygiene and safeguarding practices, lost her claim of unfair dismissal.

0 Education Communities

Let’s talk schools: why we need a schools review

Jewish Chronicle · 29 Mar

The Chief Rabbi and the United Synagogue are initiating a comprehensive review of Jewish schools in the UK to ensure they foster a deep love and understanding of Judaism in students, beyond just knowledge acquisition.

0 Communities Politics

Letters to the editor, March 22 2024

The JC in Jewish Chronicle · 20 Mar

The letters to the editor discuss the relevance of the Board of Deputies in 2024 and its role in representing the British Jewish community.

0 Education Leadership

Chief Rabbi launches Jewish schools review with backing of Israeli government

Simon Rocker in Jewish Chronicle · 28 Feb

Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis, in collaboration with the Israeli government, has initiated a comprehensive review of the 32 Jewish schools under his authority in the UK, aiming to enhance the educational system and foster a deeper love and understanding of Judaism among students.

0 Communities Leadership

The making of a super-shul

Simon Rocker in Jewish Chronicle · 28 Dec 2023

The New North London Synagogue, founded by two families 50 years ago, has grown to over 3,700 members, with a significant youth population.

0 Jewish Law Communities

New North London eruv will be feather in the Federation’s black hat

Jewish Chronicle · 17 Aug 2023

The approval of a new eruv in Golders Green, nested within the existing North-West London Eruv, signifies acceptance and growth of the Jewish community.

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The British Chief Rabbi that never was

RSchaechter in Forward · 9 Aug 2023

Rabbi Louis Jacobs, considered by some as the greatest British Jew, was in line to become the Chief Rabbi of the British Commonwealth in the 1960s.

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Inside the OU – Summer 2023

JA Mag in Jewish Action · 19 Jun 2023

The OU Department of Synagogue Initiatives and Yachad co-hosted a community conversation about disability inclusion in shuls, highlighting the importance of empathy and accessible systems.