Written by our ELC educators This term, our ELC community had the privilege of coming together to celebrate two significant occasions—our heartfelt Grandparents and Special Persons Havdalah service and a joyous Kabbalat Shabbat. These gatherings were more than just events; they were moments that reinforced the bonds between our families, deepened our connection to Judaism, … Continue reading Celebrating Community, Tradition, and Belonging

Written by Ryan Gill, Head of High School Earlier this term, Mrs Hasofer and I had the privilege of sitting with our Year 12 students for the first of their Review and Reflect conversations—conversations that will soon be extended to our Year 10 and Year 11 students. Review and Reflect provides a time to take … Continue reading Empowering Our Students for Success: The Power of Goal Setting 

Written by Lynda Fisher, Head of Primary School Ritual and tradition are the heartbeat of Jewish life at Moriah College, shaping how our students feel and grow, as well as what they learn. In a world of antisemitism, war, and uncertainty, the rhythm of Shabbat, chaggim, and daily Jewish practice provides more than structure—it offers … Continue reading Rooted in Tradition, Growing with Purpose: The Power of Jewish Education at Moriah

Written by Talya Wiseman, Head of Jewish Life (High School) This week, we come together to celebrate Purim, a holiday that falls in the middle of Adar—the month in which we are commanded to increase our happiness. We often describe the way that the Jewish calendar comes to life at Moriah, and there may be … Continue reading Purim – a time for joy

Written by Jo Jacobson and Jamie Mohay (School Psychology Team) Picture your child stepping onto the playground at the park, eager to explore and play. They venture out, climbing, running, and making new friends—secure in the knowledge that you are there if they need you. Now, imagine them facing a challenge—perhaps a squabble with a … Continue reading Supporting Emotional Development with the Circle of Security