Many congratulations to the Year 9 and 10 Lego League winners for 'Best Robot Design'. The Lego league meets each week where they pratice techniques in design and programming. Everyone is welcome.

​L-R: Mr. Curati, Akiva Mann-Weinberg, Avi Abeles, Manny Fekete, Michale Faber and Miss Hirst

Mr Ryan and Mr Vincent have grown moustaches during the month of March (March-stache rather than Movember)!  They're raising money for the Stonewall charity and have a Just Giving account if anyone would like to donate.  
 
Thank you for your support.

Sharing STEM inspiration and guidance for sixth form girls in the world of software engineering was former pupil Yasmin Cooper. She provided a special insight into the role 
Pictured (L-R): Melissa Bickerdike, Nechama Giffen, Yasmin Cooper,            ,              , Emily Bowers and Deputy Head Mrs. Basger.

Parents Evening: Year 7 - Wednesday 9th March 2022:

Face to Face from 5.30pm.
Booking information will be sent to parents in the week before.
Any queries, please contact the main school office.

Many thanks to all the donations and pledges that has helped the King David School campus reach our target of £800,000.
​Thank you.

For more details , see Mrs. Waxman and the art department. Full details can he found here.

Dayan Berger joined the Yavneh Girls in fixing the Mezzuzahs to their new building and classrooms. Many congratulations girls' on your new building and learning spaces.

Year 7 boys have been fulfilling the Mitzvah (positive commandment) of building a Succah. Together with Rabbi Schwartz and Mr.Dalziel, the boys completed the building and wrapping with great enthusiasm. The Succah is outside the IT Block and will be used in RS lessons for learning and celebration.

Head Girl Rosy Akalawu-Ellman (Y13) reports on Laure Prouvost's art display at the 'new' Manchester Jewish Museum. Rosy was commissioned by the Manchester International Festival 2021 to report on the exhibition which is available for viewing at the museum until 3 Oct 2021. Prouvost collaborated on elements of the work with groups of local women in Manchester.

You can read Rosy's article here.

Building the allotment Poly Tunnel took most of the day. A Poly Tunnel is long polythene-covered frame under which seedlings or other plants are grown outdoors. The Science Bit: the interior heats up because incoming solar radiation from the sun warms plants, soil, and other things inside the building faster than heat can escape the structure. It will allow the allotment to increase the variety of and length of time we can crops grown.

Many thanks to Mrs.Selby, Mr.Waring, Mr.Leventhall, Mrs.Cohen, Miss.Thomas and especially our expert volunteers, Mark and Richard from Incredible Edibles (Whitefield), for their time and experience.

Please see the photos below of the amazing veg and herbs growing over the summer.

We look forward to more activities and volunteering when we're all back on campus in two weeks. 

The allotment continues to grow under the keen eyes of Mrs.Selby and Mr.Waring - especially our first radishes. Many thanks to the army of regular volunteers each lunchtime and the enthusiasm of all on campus.
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Still lots to do and ambitions to realise.