The London School of Jewish Studies (LSJS) is delighted to welcome more Jewish education organisations to join their Wohl Campus for Jewish Education. Recently, Yad Vashem UK, March of the Living UK, Montefiore Endowment, PJ Library and Jewish Interactive have joined bringing the total number of organisations on campus to 14.
Chief Executive Joanne Greenaway says, “We are thrilled to be able to welcome so many fantastic organisations on to our campus. At LSJS we are committed to delivering an inspiring education programme which transmits a love of learning and achieves excellence in teaching to transform the UK Jewish community. One of the ways we achieve this is by creating a thriving, dynamic hub of Jewish educational excellence at the heart of the community and by collaborating with other organisations. I am excited about working with all of our campus partners in the future”
LSJS now has the following organisations on its’ campus:
Yad Vashem UK, March of the Living UK, Montefiore Endowment, PaJeS, Etgar, JVN, Mizrachi UK, Malki Foundation, Stand With Us, PJ Library, Jewish Interactive as well as Alei Tzion and Tzur Yisrael.
Celebrating Chanukah this year at LSJS has been a great opportunity for the campus to try to come together, whilst still maintaining social distancing rules.
Lauren Hamburger, Director of PJ Library UK “I am delighted that PJ Library will be moving into LSJS! We are committed to strengthening Jewish identity in the home for young families through children’s books and activities. LSJS feels like a natural home for us, given the other impressive charities based there, that are also working towards our common goal. I can’t wait for us all to be on the Bet Meir campus together so we can share ideas and resources to benefit the whole community. “
Chana Kanzen, CEO of Jewish Interactive “When JI started in 2013 we held the launch of our first product - Shabbat Interactive - at LSJS. It is somewhat poetic to now, 7 years later, to be a part of a campus that supports so many Jewish educational projects and charities and we are looking forward to many positive collaborations, that ultimately will benefit the wider community as a result.”
For more information on spaces to rent at LSJS please call 0208 203 6427 or email paul.gould@lsjs.ac.uk
