Yavneh Boys High School is proud to announce a special Siyum Mishnayos, marking the completion of the entire Mishnayos Seder Moed, with a siyum celebration event to take place bez"H on the 7th October 2024. This inspiring initiative brings together our students, parents, and the wider community to join in the learning of Mishnayos.
We invite all Parents, Students and Alumni to take part by signing up to learn a perek of Mishnayos via our the link below. Together, we can achieve this milestone and celebrate at the siyum event with pride and unity. Sign up now by Clicking on the Banner Above
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We are excited to announce the launch of a new initiative at Yavneh Boys High School in partnership with Kollel L'Dayonus: the "Kollel Question Challenge." Each month, a new halachic question will be displayed on our stunning new initiative wall, giving students the opportunity to submit their answers via the school website at www.yavnehboys.com/challenge.
This inspiring project was opened with a fascinating speech by Mr. Danny Keller and his business partner, Mr. Danny Liefman, sharing their experiences in business ethics. HaRav Elituv also addressed the students, offering insightful words on maintaining religious, respectful, and honest values in business. We extend a special thank you to Rabbis Shaftsley, Cohen, and Wulwick for coordinating this exciting initiative! Learn, Lunch Pizza. All wonderful words our boys love at the end of the first full week back.
Shabbat Shlom to all. The first Leil Shishi was filled with energy, learning, and spiritual preparation for the upcoming Yamim Noraim. In the month of Elul, we are reminded of the importance of reflecting on our Mitzvos, including checking our Tefillin, and this event provided the perfect opportunity to do so. Students had the unique experience of learning how to check their own Tefillin, an invaluable skill that will enhance their personal connection to this daily Mitzva. Rabbi Rickman guided us through the process of ensuring that our Tefillin straps remain black, teaching us how to carefully paint over any scratches. Rabbi Schwarz provided hands-on help in straightening the knots on our Tefillin Shel Yad, while Rabbi Schwalbe gave expert advice on adjusting the knots on our Tefillin Shel Rosh. In the Sefer Torah department, Rabbi Simmonds taught us the proper way to receive an Aliyah, and we even had the chance to practice Hagbah and Gelila under the watchful eye of Rabbi Wulwick. The atmosphere was electric as students moved from one station to the next in a dynamic, carousel-style learning experience. Each station was filled with excitement and a sense of accomplishment as students mastered these essential skills. Leil Shishi concluded with a well-deserved pizza break, organised by Rabbi Schwartz. The room was buzzing not only with the joy of learning but also with the camaraderie and enthusiasm that comes from being part of such a meaningful and engaging event. The evening was introduced and led by Rabbi Cohen and supported by our dedicated sixth formers volunteers, helping run the stations and assist younger peers throughout the night.
Optional Shiur Geamar has restarted this morning led by Rabbi Joseph. Startingat 07.45am, we look forward to a great year of learning growoth and
Welcome to all the new Year 7s. We wish them 7 years of great learning, making memories together and a happy school experience. And, as you can see, many more hot lunches and smiles.
We will be releasing GCSE results online on Thursday 22nd August. They will be sent out at 8.30 am via the Edulink app, under the ‘Exams’ tab. Once in the tab, please scroll to the 3rd page where you will see ‘Exam Results’. Please note that results will appear on students’ Edulink accounts, but not parents’.
If you or your child would like to discuss results once they have received them you can call the school between 8.30 and 10.30am on the morning of the 22nd August and we will put you through to a member of staff or get someone to call you back. Any student wishing to apply for a Review of Marks for their paper should call school to discuss this further. A form will be emailed to you to complete and return to Mrs Burton. Payment for this is via ParentPay. We wish you every success with your results. Yavneh Boys is always delighted to greet and share again with former students and we had the wonderful opportunity to hear from former Head Boy, Ari Cohen and hear of his experiences in Israel this last year at Yeshivat HaKotel. Afterwards the boys had a mini-address from 6th Form Rav, Rabbi Schwalbe and then enjoyed dancing and pizza to finish the year.
We wish everyone in the YBs community a settled and happy summer break. Following an exciting table tennis tournament, we celebrated our final Leil Shishi of the year. The evening featured inspiring short addresses from Mr. Leventhall and each of our Rabbanim - Rabbi Cohen, Rabbi Schwarz, Rabbi Rickman and Rabbi Simmonds - who left us with uplifting words of chizuk. We also took time to reflect on some of our achievements this year, focusing on the importance of making space for others and being prepared to receive in order to properly grow. It was a memorable conclusion to the year, filled with encouragement and reflection.
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