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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Aug 7, 2026
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‘My grandma worked on a cosmetics counter and knew every drag queen in Brighton’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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As a Bubbe, I'm taking careful note of The Glamorous Grandmas, the latest picture book by Jodie Lancet-Grant. Rose Gerrard's illustrations show two empowering fashionistas, one in a leopard-print coat and the other in a natty trouser ensemble, with wide-brimmed hat and It bag. Both have statement specs and earrings. They are the perfect role models for National Grandparents Day on October 4. The book centres on young Archie and his Grandma Jo and Nana Sue, who turn heads in their dull town. When
Learning ‘not only for academic success, but for meaningful lives’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Across the education sector, schools are increasingly grappling with an important question: how do we prepare children not only for academic success, but for meaningful lives? Alongside strong outcomes, there is growing recognition that pupils also need opportunities to develop curiosity, resilience, ethical leadership and a sense of purpose. Many schools are therefore rethinking how values, scholarship and personal development can be woven more intentionally through everyday learning. At Sacks
Do androids dream of halachic sheep? - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Jewish revolutionary movements are the subject of a course at JW3 by Yael Roberts, an artist, educator, and specialist in Chasidism. They are just one of a myriad of subjects open for adults to study this term. Students on the JW3 course will explore radical Jewish responses to modernity from Diasporism and Chasidism to socialist movements. The course is “for those curious about Jewish identity and the texts and histories which have shaped us”. Alternatively JW3 students could take a deep dive i
Summer reads 2026: four page-turners for kids - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Billie is nearly 14, fussing about clothes and periods but looking forward to summer at Pearl Beach (Pushkin) with best friend Andy. But Andy is distracted by boys – and Billie is dismayed to find they will be sharing the holiday with Great Aunt Edith, a Holocaust survivor. Beth Steiner’s free-verse novel gives a sweet immediacy to Billie’s discovery of Edith’s past and their ability to strengthen and heal each other, across the generations. Age 11 up. Echoes of 1984 pervade The Ministry of Mann
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