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In incredibly wet conditions, our girls fought hard and put on a great performance, beating William Perkin 2-1 in the first round of the Middlesex Cup!

What a game! Our girls put up a fantastic fight against former County Champions, Highlands Academy, yesterday. Though we didn’t come away with the win, the heart and determination shown on the pitch was incredible – with goals from Sasha Cudner and Issy Myers. New player Gabriella Fernandes was our ‘Player of the Match’ alongside...

Harry Myers in Year 10 participated in the ‘Ride to Bring them Home Now’ cycle from Finchley to Central London, in solidarity with Israel and the hostages still being held in Gaza.

JFS were unbeaten in their first games of the Brent league. With both the first and second team winning two matches each. Most notably ‘JFS Team A’ beating ‘Kingsbury Team A’ 23 – 0. The girls played brilliantly and there was some excellent shooting!

The JFS community are saddened to hear of the passing of Lily Ebert MBE z’l, 100-year-old survivor of Auschwitz. We were fortunate that our students were privileged to hear from Lily in previous Holocaust seminars. She was a true inspiration and touched the hearts of all that she met.

JFS hosted Immanuel College for some netball fixtures – Year 9 B team, Year 10 and a Year 11+ team. All girls performed brilliantly and with pure determination. The Year 9s took a win of 8-4. The Year 10s came up against a tough opposition but battled hard and never gave up. The Year 11+...

We hosted our first ever student and parent information evening to provide advice and guidance about apprenticeships. Students and parents heard from experts as well as Alumni who spoke about their experiences of the apprenticeship process. A huge thank you to Dan Silverman and Ethan Rosen our JFS Alumni who attended to help our Year...

Our Year 8 boys dominated the first round of the Middlesex Cup with a commanding 8-1 win against Greenford! ⚽ Dylan Cohen stole the show with a hat-trick, while Ethan Lazarus and Dylan Golding each netted two goals. Jamie Dickman added to the tally with a goal of his own! A huge shoutout to our...

A big win for the U18s as we progress through to the next round of the National ESFA Schools Cup with a 3-1 win against Hemel Hempstead School in the second round. Another two goals for Joe Carmona and a first of the season for Alex Levin sealed a controlled win. ‘Man of the Match’...

Take a look at our football results from last week! Five wins from five and some impressive wins!