Mission
Brodetsky Primary School is an Orthodox Jewish School committed to excellence in learning, education and achievements. We value the contribution of all members of our community, children, staff, parents, governors and friends. It is imortant that in order to achieve our aims we provide a warm, caring, friendly atmosphere and a safe and ordered environment in which Every Child Matters.
Aims
Y Provide our pupils with a broad and balanced curriculum which is designed to develop our pupils’ knowledge, skills, understanding, personal and social development, whilst ensuring excellence for all.
Y Recognise the need for our pupils to achieve their full potential, whilst deriving maximum enjoyment from their educational experience. We aim to provide meaningful learning opportunities which engage all pupils fully and encourage them to progress at an appropriate rate.
Y Encourage and stimulate pupils to have curiosity and creativity with the confidence to try new challenges in order to prepare them for life long learning and economic wellbeing.
Y To provide a professional environment where pupils and staff are encouraged to work independently and collaboratively in a climate of mutual trust.
Y As an Orthodox Jewish school we embrace the need to educate our pupils within a moral framework that reflects and promotes religious beliefs and practices fostering a pride in their Jewish identity.
School Ethos
Brodetsky Primary School was founded as a Jewish Day School under the auspices of the SCOPUS Jewish Educational Trust, to provide a balanced secular and Jewish education for children in an environment which complies with Orthodox Jewish requirements. The Governing Body will have regard to any representation made to it by SCOPUS relating to the religious curriculum and the teaching of Hebrew as a modern language.
The ethos of the School derives from the objective to imbue its pupils with an understanding, love and respect for the Jewish religion, a knowledge of Jewish history, both Biblical and modern,a love of their heritage and respect for traditional Torah values, especially with regard to the family, and the centrality of Biblical and modern Israel as a significant component of a rounded Jewish education. Religious education is provided in accordance with Orthodox Jewish teachings from a Modern Orthodox perspective. Therefore, any question as to the belief and practice of the Jewish Faith shall be referred to the Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Nations of the British Commonwealth, whose decision shall be final. |