Oholei Yosef Yitzchok Lubavitch Schools

Jewish learning and Lubavitch tradition give Oholei Yosef Yitzchok Lubavitch Schools a clear identity. The provision runs from the early years through Year 12, is registered mainly for girls with boys admitted in the early years, and brings Jewish and secular education together in one setting. The senior phase includes a faith-based Year 12 curriculum shaped around preparation for Jewish seminary applications.

Kodesh and Hebrew sit alongside the wider academic programme, with pupils developing a strong understanding of Jewish culture and faith. The curriculum is still developing in places: work was under way to resource a new science curriculum. This combination of established religious study and continuing academic development makes the senior years distinct from a conventional sixth-form route.

Younger pupils take part in singing and music, while lunch-and-learn sessions focus on self-improvement and character. Festival cookery, an annual show and competitions add practical opportunities for teamwork and leadership. In March 2026, the required standards across education, wellbeing, social development and safeguarding were met, while follow-up was needed on governance oversight, risk assessment, early-years reporting, health-and-safety monitoring and low-level-concerns records. The provision is day-only, without boarding.