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CHABAD OF BRISTOL, SERVING BRISTOL UNIVERSITY AND THE BRISTOL JEWISH COMMUNITY
(26/08/2008)
- Rabbi Dovid and Leah Usiskin will be moving to Bristol for the new academic year, Sep, 2008, to open the first Chabad House in the 1,000 year old city serving the Jewish students at Bristol University and the wider Jewish community.
The Chabad House will provide open Shabbat dinners and innovative and exciting programming for the estimated 500 Jewish students. The aim of the new Chabad House is to work alongside other Jewish organizations to reach out to the unaffiliated majority of Jewish students who are not naturally looking for Jewish life, says Chairman of Chabad on Campus, Rabbi Eli Brackman, who is also director of the Oxford University Chabad Society.
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GREAT NATIONAL EXAM RESULTS FOR LUBAVITCH SCHOOL
(20/08/2008)
- The girls of the Lubavitch Senior Girls School again achieved exceptional results in the GCSE exams taken at the end of Years 10 and 11, and the GCE Advanced and Advanced Supplementary Level, taken at the end of Year 11 and the one year Sixth Form. 12 pupils in year 11 sat an average of 7 GCSEs, and 9 pupils in year 10 took 2 or 3 subjects. A girl in Year 10, who commutes for 2 and a half hours daily, attained 3 A*s.
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ACADEMIC SUCCESS AT LUBAVITCH SENIOR GIRLS SCHOOL
(07/08/2008)
- Mr David Abramson, the dynamic managing director of Cedar Dean Market Innovators and his wife Reba Lee were the guests of honour at the recent Lubavitch Senior Girls School Speech Day in Lubavitch House, North London. Rabbi Shmuel Lew, the headmaster, reported on the successes of the school including the fact that they were informed by Edexcel at the beginning of the school year that two of their pupils who sat Modular Science GCSE among nearly 22,000 other candidates were in the top ten for the country. This high level of attainment continues, said Rabbi Lew, and is seen in the amazing SATs mathematics results for the outgoing Year 9.
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