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How much are the school fees at Lubavitch Yeshiva Ketanah of London?

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About Lubavitch Yeshiva Ketanah of London

Lubavitch Yeshiva Ketanah of London is an independent boys' school located at 1117 Finchley Road, London, NW11 0QB, serving students aged 13 to 16 years. The school aims to balance religious and secular education, with leaders intending for pupils to pursue careers as rabbis or other studies of their choice. The Kodesh (religious education) curriculum contributes significantly to pupils' personal development, with students developing strong understanding of morality based on their faith and learning Hebrew to understand the meaning of prayers. However, the school has faced challenges with deep-seated weaknesses in leadership and management that have negatively impacted educational quality. The school operates from premises on Finchley Road and uses a local park for physical education and outdoor activities.