Why are teachers leaving the profession? And what must we do about it? Splashed across the media, especially since the pandemic, is a public dialogue about teacher shortages and why teachers are leaving the profession. All around the world, in developed countries, there's discussion about teacher burnout; long hours for too little pay. Young people, … Continue reading Teacher Shortages: Myth or Reality?

After completing their exams, most High School students find themselves in the midst of receiving feedback while eagerly (or perhaps not so eagerly) awaiting the release of their Term 2 reports. This year, we have spent many hours in the weeks leading up to the exams preparing the students; explicitly teaching them how to devise … Continue reading EXAM AND REPORT SEASON TIPS FOR PARENTS

Shalom families and greetings from our Early Learning Centres! Our ELCs shape our children’s love of Yiddishkeit and help grow their Jewish identity through activities and lessons every day. Our specialist Jewish Studies and Hebrew educators facilitate a deep appreciation of community, and it’s in our ELCs that our children start their life-long feeling of … Continue reading Hebrew experiences that create a strong sense of identity

Moriah College is a school with a strong sense of identity and ethos. As a school we know who we are and are proud of our values. There is always a delicate balance between nurturing independent thinking and instilling our core beliefs and values. At Moriah, we look for opportunities to empower our students with … Continue reading Learning about Israel and Judaism is not a single narrative

If you will it, it is no dream. These were the words of Theodore Herzl, spoken when Israel was just a dream, and an appropriate title for Dr. Suzanne Rutland’s book on Moriah’s history, which also seemed improbable back in 1943. This year, we celebrate 80 years since our College founders, led by Abraham Rabinovitch, … Continue reading 2023 Moriah AGM – President’s Address