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Mazal Tov Charlie on the occasion of your Bar Mitzvah and your first call up in school. Rabbi Miller spoke after davening to wish Mazal Tov to the Schwarz family. He shared the message from this week’s Parsha that every person is created with their own unique purpose and has a special role to fulfil in the world that no one else can fulfil in quite the same way. 
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Rabbi Shaftsley from Ne'eman delivered an insightful session exploring key principles of business ethics. Congratulations to Daniel and El, who were the lucky winners of the evening's raffle! Students wrapped up the night enjoying a delicious spread of hotdogs, ice cream, and drinks. It was a fantastic, thought-provoking evening of learning and great community sprit. Our morning began at 8:00 AM with extended Selichos, followed by Shacharis at 8:30 AM. At 9:10 AM, Rabbi Y Joseph explained the significance of Hatoras Nedorim, which was then performed at 9:20 AM. Rabbi Miller delivered an inspiring "Level Up" session at 9:35 AM to help us make this year count. The morning concluded with a festive Erev Yom Tov Breakfast served at 9:45 AM.        Boys enjoyed a wonderful evening of simcha, song and dance with Rabbi Geffen. The perfect way to bring in the new year with spirit.    Students experienced an engaging Shofar Demonstration tonight under the theme "See it. Hear it. Feel it." Participants enjoyed a delicious serving of classic cholent and kugel during the event. Good behaviour and active participation offered students the chance to win Mozzarella vouchers. The interactive evening provided a memorable and festive preparation for the high holy days.         Is there a better way to start a new year than with a freshly baked chocolate ring doughnut? These kindly sponsored sweet treats sealed the deal with our boys this morning after Shachris.
Wishing everyone a sweet start and fabulous year ahead. Wishing success, happiness and fabulous learning to all our new Yavneh Boys in Year 7, 2026-27.
 This trip provided Year 9 and 10 students with a unique insight into Irish business practices at Regatta. Students met with the Managing Director, Keith Black,and various department heads to explore professional roles and the importance of Jewish ethics in the workplace.
The experience culminated in students delivering presentations to the Marketing and Human Resources directors, where they shared their understanding of these roles and their function within a fluid organisation. This visit offered a valuable opportunity for students to engage with professionals and receive constructive feedback. 
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