The Boys U18s Football team finished off the League section of the Brent League with a 5-1 win over Kingsbury High School. Goals from Zak Simon, Elliot Mimouni, Daniel Ben-Yair and two from Zach Cohen sealed the win. Alex Levin played very well in centre midfield earning himself man of the match.
The Year 7 Boys Football team played an incredible game against Kingsbury High school this week winning 6 – 1. The Man of the Match award was given to Jake Glass for his incredible performance all round. Special mentions go to Brandon Lissner, Ethan Lazarus, Frankie Lipowicz, Dylan Cohen and Caleb Zwick for providing the...
The Maccabi Netball Tournament took place this week at JFS for Years 7 – 11. Our girls all played brilliantly achieving the following results: Y7 – came 4th Y8 – came first (in picture with medals) Y9 – came 3rd Y10 – came 2nd Y11 – came 1st (in picture with medals) Well done girls,...
Year 12 students had a unique assembly yesterday given by rapper FORMZ. He performed songs to them and spoke about how students should be encouraged to explore a variety of career options, to not be afraid to try and use mistakes as an opportunity to learn from. He received rapturous applause and many students were...
Samuel Nyman and Jude Frenkel took part in the U13 Brent table tennis competition. Both of them played amazingly and won all of their games. This put them in the Final against Ark Elvin School, where both boys won, claiming the top spot and the title of U13 Brent Table Tennis Champions 2024. well done!
This week, JFS took a team to the South-Eastern heat of the European Youth Parliament held at St Pauls School. The students had to debate key issues that are of concern to Europeans such as over fishing and workers’ rights in the age of AI, although they didn’t qualify, they were phenomenal and participated with...
JFS welcomed world renowned lecturer and author Rabbi Akiva Tatz this week to speak to Year 13 students about Judaism and medical ethics. His inspirational session was about the challenge of whether we can prioritise one life over another, including cases where there is a limited amount of medical equipment.
Our Beit Midrash was buzzing with special guests from @United Synagogue. We welcomed 14 different community Rabbis, Rebbetzens, and Youth Directors for a fantastic Lunch and Learn where 130 students from Years 7-9 learned about perspective and judging others favourably. We can’t wait to continue for more programmes together!
The Boys U18 Football team came back from 1-0 to draw 1-1 against QPCS as we stay undefeated in the Brent League. An injury stricken JFS side managed to pull a goal back through Eli Green earning a point on the road. Elliot Mimouni and Charlie Rosenberg came back into the squad and performed fantastically,...
This week, Mr Rinkoff’s Year 10 class, together with JiEP, rolled up their sleeves and helped to bake over 250 Hamantaschen in an hour. The students worked very hard and their efforts will be distributed through @United Synagogue Chesed to the community for Purim this year.
