Jewish life is the soul and heartbeat of our School
You can feel it when students enthusiastically take part in Ruach on a Friday morning, in anticipation of Shabbat. You can feel it when the little voices of our Years K - 2 sing the Birkat Ha'mazon (grace after meals prayers) with enthusiasm at the end of lunch. You can feel it when the students from Kornmehl - Year 12 come dressed up for Purim, having put thought and effort into their costumes and you can feel it when our Year 7 students present their Shorashim projects, reflecting on the importance of their heritage and roots.
The journey each Emanuel student takes through our school is fundamentally a Jewish journey. We strive to build a community of caring and knowledgeable individuals, who experience Judaism as personally engaging and meaningful. With a diverse student body and staff, we honour and promote pluralistic expressions of Judaism as enriching and deepening our shared heritage.
Our inclusive and welcoming school environment serves to nurture responsible and concerned individuals, contributing to both our Jewish and world communities.