Menorah High School for Girls

Menorah High School for Girls, located in Barnet, London, is a voluntary aided secondary school established in 2001. The school focuses on providing a comprehensive education that integrates both Jewish and secular studies, aiming to prepare students for the challenges of modern life while upholding their religious convictions and cultural heritage. With a current enrolment of 402 pupils, the school strives to create a nurturing environment that fosters a love of learning and personal growth.

The school's ethos emphasizes character development, moral values, and high standards of behaviour. Menorah High School aims to cultivate confident, law-abiding citizens who are proud of their identity. The curriculum is designed to challenge students academically while supporting their spiritual and personal development, ensuring that each girl can achieve her full potential based on her individual abilities.

The leadership team, headed by Mrs. Esther Pearlman, is committed to maintaining a supportive and inclusive atmosphere. The school also has a dedicated staff and a board of governors that oversee its operations, ensuring alignment with its mission and values while safeguarding its Jewish identity.