At Emanuel School, every student is known, valued and inspired to flourish. As a caring, inclusive and pluralistic Jewish Day School, we nurture young people of curiosity, compassion and purpose - empowering them to grow with confidence, embrace challenge and contribute meaningfully to the world around them.
It is my very great pleasure to serve as Principal of Emanuel School.
Emanuel is a caring and inclusive school community that is committed to nurturing the potential of every student to achieve their personal best. Our approach is grounded in our commitment to our mission as a pluralistic, egalitarian Jewish Day School which provides an outstanding, holistic education. The Emanuel School motto ‘Mind, Spirit, Being’ encapsulates what we seek to develop in our students; an open and curious mind, an awakened spirit and an engagement of the whole being, within a culture of excellence. We seek to do this in an environment filled with joy, connection and comradery, underpinned by our Jewish heritage.
We are committed to knowing each student and this is fostered through our approach to wellbeing. We understand the importance of a sense of connection and belonging in ensuring our students achieve their potential in all fields. Our focus is on the growth of the individual and achievement of personal best, celebrating achievements both big and small. Our dedicated and caring staff build strong relationships with parents, working in partnership to ensure students thrive at Emanuel.
Learning at Emanuel is a continuum that builds from the development of core skills through to conceptual mastery. Strong foundations are laid through our structured approach to the early years of learning. Students are challenged to engage in robust discussion and wrestle with ideas to develop the complexity of their understanding, intellectual curiosity and critical thinking. Creativity, innovation and entrepreneurial thinking are integral to our approach, encouraging students to delve deeply into areas of interest. Our students are supported to become independent learners with the confidence to challenge, question and apply their knowledge in novel and unfamiliar contexts.
Welcome to our School!
From All My Teachers I Grew Wise Midrash Tehillim 119:99