The principle of pekuach nefesh (pronounced pe-koo-ach ne-fesh) is usually translated into English as ‘saving a life’ and is known to every observant Jew. It

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The BJE Jewish Journey is part of an integrated program we provide to students in non-Jewish schools. It begins in Primary School and continues all

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We offer programs related to Judaism for students attending non-Jewish schools who are learning about Judaism as part of their faith studies. Our programs cater

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The Jewish calendar features many special days throughout the year. However, as the dates for these special days are set by the Jewish calendar, their

According to the Hebrew Bible and the story of the Divine Creation, Eve was the first human female. The Genesis account allows us to form

  Due to COVID-19 the format of our Professional Development Seminar for SOR Teachers has changed.Please join us for this stimulating series of ONLINE WEBINARS

Tu biSh’vat literally means the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shvat (sometimes spelt as ‘Shevat’ in English). Tu biSh’vat is the Jewish New Year