Educational Centres

Education can change the direction of a young person’s life.

Emunah’s educational services support young people to fulfil their potential, including those who have struggled in mainstream education or are facing learning, emotional or social challenges.

Through a combination of academic and vocational education, individual support, counselling and opportunities to develop practical skills, students are given the confidence and tools they need to build an independent future.

Emunah’s schools recognise that every young person learns differently and provide an environment in which students can discover their strengths, develop their talents and succeed.

British Emunah has a longstanding relationship with both Neve Sarah Herzog High School for Girls and Beit Weinstein Vocational High School in Bnei Brak, continuing to invest in educational facilities, specialist programmes and opportunities for their students.

Our Centres

Beit Weinstein Vocational High School

Bnei Brak

Beit Weinstein is a specialist high school for teenage girls who have experienced learning difficulties, emotional or social challenges and significant gaps in their education. Many have struggled within mainstream education before arriving at the school.

Alongside individualised education and extensive counselling and therapeutic support, students develop practical skills through vocational pathways including fashion design and beauty-related studies. The aim is to help each girl rebuild confidence, recognise her abilities and leave school with the skills and resilience she needs for adult life.

Beit Weinstein was built by British Emunah in 1990. British Emunah continues to invest in renovations, equipment and new facilities.

Neve Sarah Herzog High School for Girls

Bnei Brak

Neve Sarah Herzog is an academic middle and high school for girls in Bnei Brak, combining a strong education with additional emotional and practical support for students who need it. The curriculum includes sciences and STEM, arts, media and communications.

The campus also includes residential boarding provision for students who require greater stability, including girls from disadvantaged and immigrant backgrounds.

British Emunah has a longstanding relationship with the school. It is also known within British Emunah as Necha Sara Wolfson following support from The Wolfson Family Foundationtowards its establishment. British Emunah continues to fund educational improvements and facilities at the school.

Making an impact in education

1,650

Students across Emunah schools and Emunah College

70

Years of educating Young Adults

4

Schools

1

College of Arts and technology

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