JFS U13s won 3-2 on penalties against The Compton this week, after a 1-1 draw at full time, with a goal from Lola Phillips. Talia Baron scored the decisive penalty resulting in JFS going through to the second round of the Jan Harding Memorial Trophy. Well done!
Boys from Year 7-11 competed in a Maccabi GB Table Tennis Tournament at Immanuel College. Samuel Prager won the Year 7 tournament by himself which was a difficult challenge as other students were working in pairs. Samuel Nyman and Bertie Flaum won the Year 8 competition. Ariel Abittan and Fin Rose came 4th out of...
The JFS Sixth Form football team triumphed over Whitmore High School in the Brigg Cup group stage with a score of 1-0 due to a 90th minute winner from Eli Green. JFS dominated the game hitting the woodwork multiple times and were unlucky not to score more. A clean sheet and a win to start...
Oliver Lewis, Year 8, spent his half term cycling with his father from London to Amsterdam to raise money for charity. Over three days of cycling he covered 240km and raised over £2300 for ‘Spread A Smile’. His family and friends are all so proud of his amazing achievement, as are we!
A British born person serving in the IDF received cards in a shipment that GiFT sent to Israel. It gave him a real boost in an extremely difficult time. Thank you to all the JFS students who wrote letters and cards! We can see the real impact of our actions and care for others!! May...
A Level PE Day with the Human Performance Unit Team at Essex University! Our A Level PE students from JFS had an awesome day at Essex University’s Human Performance Unit! They faced some tough fitness tests, including the gruelling Wingate test, gaining an insight into what it takes to be an elite athlete. From measuring...
A Level JFS Dancers attended a charity event at Pineapple Dance Studios this week. Dancers from all walks of life came together to support ‘Up’, a charity who work to raise awareness about what life is like for people with Cerebral Palsy, and how we can help. It was such a lovely afternoon. We also...
KS3 Jewish Studies classes have spent time this week, decorating cards and sending messages to soldiers in Israel of deep thanks, encouragement and support, faith and emunah. Approximately 1000 cards have been sent to Israel via the charity organisation, GIFT.
GCSE and A Level Drama students went to see Cabaret yesterday as part of their Drama course. They need to write about a live production they have seen, commenting on: staging, costume, physicality, movement, practitioner influence and voice. Cabaret embodies all of the criteria they need to write about, WWII context is already known by...
Our Year 11 Football team played in the ESFA CUP against Woodside High School and were edged out in a narrow 3-2 defeat. The boys held a 1-minute silence prior to kick off to show their respects to all those that have passed away in Israel.
