BJE News and Events

See what we have going on! We host a wide range of events throughout the year — from student programs to community-wide gatherings — and often collaborate with partner organisations to bring even more meaningful experiences to life.

Stay tuned and get involved!

Upcoming Events

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BJE Hub Pesach Open Week

Primary School

March 23, 2026

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4:00 pm

Roll matzah and enjoy Pesach craft at our Open Week!

BJE Bubs

Primary School

February 25, 2026

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10:30 am

Play . Grow . Together .

Dessert and Tisch

High School

March 27, 2026

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8:30 pm

Come along for great desserts, good company, and an uplifting tisch-style singalong.

Nesiah Israel Information Night

High School

March 8, 2026

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4:00 pm

Want to learn more about our 4-week trip to Israel? This is your chance!

MILKSHAKE MADNESS IS BACK! 🥤🎉

High School

March 9, 2026

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4:00 pm

Got plans after school? You do now.

Past Events

Purim Party - Shinshinim

Purim Party incoming! Yrs 10-12, this is your night to celebrate!

News

Explore BJE's latest news and updates.

End of Year Message from BJE President

BJE is strongly committed to delivering quality educational experiences through the Jewish Journey and furthering the number of Jewish teens involved in Jewish life and communal participation.

From Adolescence to Exodus: Reflections on Pesach, Resilience & Hope

On a recent wet and windy weekend, I found myself binge-watching a British crime drama mini-series called Adolescence.

From Strength to Strength: A Term of Impact at BJE Message from BJE CEO

As Term 2 wraps up, we’re proud to reflect on a term of meaningful progress and connection across our programs and community.

A Year of Service, a Lifetime of Impact: Reflections from Our Shinshinim

Our year of service has been one of the most meaningful and transformative experiences of our lives.

From Fear to Strength: Jewish Education in a Troubled Time

In recent months, many in our community have felt a growing sense of unease.