Bar and bat mitzvah-aged students tried their hand at designing a house for people with special needs.
Bar and bat mitzvah-aged students tried their hand at designing a house for people with special needs.
Local councillors lent a hand with planting at Kisharon’s Childs Hill Library garden in one of many Tu B’Shevat activities.
Not every career requires a university education or a fistful of qualifications. The caring profession is one of them.
Giving up sugar is a major triumph. It’s the route to a healthy diet, an ideal weight and far less tooth decay. Tuffkid Nursery has banned all sugar with a view to getting very young children into healthy habits that hopefully, will last a lifetime.
Under new government legislation to protect those who are vulnerable, Kisharon, and other providers, cannot legally employ staff not vaccinated against Covid after 1 April.
A London history walking tour raising funds for learning disability charity Kisharon heard how Jews rose from money lenders to merchant bankers.
Education minster Baroness Barran heard how the pandemic with its online lessons had changed the teaching profession when she visited Kisharon Noé School.
Hundreds of children in schools, shuls, cheders and even hospitals painted, decorated and – hopefully lit – Kisharon’s wooden chanukiahs in a mammoth social enterprise this Chanukah.
Kisharon families and friends have been asked to make Covid safety practices their top priority following the emergence of the Omicron variant in the UK.
