“Boys, settle down.” Imagine those words echoing through the halls of Yesodeh Hatorah Boys School. This school stands here in Hackney. It has been a place of learning and growth for many boys.
Yesodeh Hatorah Boys School opened its doors on March 5 1958. It stands at 2-4 Amhurst Park. The school’s URN is 100287. Its DfE number is 204/6072. The UKPRN is 10015156.
Today Yesodeh Hatorah Boys School is an independent school. It caters to boys aged 5 to 16. Currently 204 pupils attend. The school has a capacity for 920 pupils. Rabbi Aron Kahn is the principal. You can contact the school at 02088008612.
Yesodeh Hatorah Boys School follows a non-selective admissions policy. It does not offer boarding. It does not have a sixth form. The school has special classes. Three pupils have special educational needs statements. Thirty-five pupils do not have these statements.
The school’s proprietor is Yesodey Hatorah Schools. The school has a Jewish ethos. However its religious character is none.
The area around Yesodeh Hatorah Boys School has seen its share of activity. Within a 1km radius 5173 crimes were recorded in one year. Anti-social behavior accounted for 1153 incidents. Violence and sexual offenses totaled 1283. Vehicle crime saw 435 incidents.
Despite these challenges Yesodeh Hatorah Boys School remains a place of education. The school strives to provide a nurturing environment. It offers boys the opportunity to learn and develop. The percentage of A*-A grades in Maths and English Language is 5%. Mathematics scores 9%. English Language scores 0%.
Yesodeh Hatorah Boys School plays an important role in the community. It continues to educate and inspire future generations.