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Emanuel School is a thriving place of learning – a co-educational Jewish Day School. Students from Pre-school to Year 12 learn, play and flourish on our beautiful heritage-listed campus in Randwick, NSW. Our students grow into innovative, enterprising, global citizens, who understand their responsibility for Tikkun Olam (repairing the world). We focus on empowering and unleashing individual ...
The Emanuel School motto ‘Mind, Spirit, Being’ encapsulates what we seek to develop in our students; an open mind, an awakened spirit and an engagement of the whole being within a culture of excellence. This involves a learning journey that equips our students with the values, skills and resources to become responsible and ethical global citizens. Our academic program extends beyond the ...
Pupil perspective. Find out more about life at Emanuel School from those who matter most – our pupils. For new Sixth Form perspectives, click here. School Life Pupil perspective. Emanuel is more than just a school (Nardos, Year 6) The second I walked into Emanuel, I was blown away. The stained-glass windows and immaculate fields catch the eye.
Year 6 (10+) is the youngest entry point into Emanuel. We take 48 pupils into Hill form in two forms of 24. If your child is not successful in gaining a place in year 6 (10+), we will offer you the chance to register for year 7 (11+). Please note that if you reject the offer of a place at year 6 (10+), you will not be able to re-register for ...
Emanuel is a thriving co-ed day school. It is an ambitious and aspirational environment, with success being achieved academically, as well as in sports, music and drama. Welcome to Emanuel Welcome from the headmaster. Our pupils are motivated and guided in achieving their goals by dedicated and enthusiastic teachers, men and women who care ...
14. Dez. 2022 · Emanuel inside the top 10 of all fully co-ed day schools in the UK. 14 December 2022. Emanuel is delighted to see that the school’s outcomes continue to climb, as seen on The Sunday Times Parent Power published last week. The summer’s exam results placed us 54 th overall, taking GCSE and A Level together, at the time the data was compiled.
