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About Ahavas Torah Boys Academy

Ahavas Torah Boys Academy is an independent Orthodox Jewish secondary school for boys aged 11-16 located in Manchester. The school is led by dedicated staff who aim to provide a high standard of Jewish education (Chinuch) combined with a warm atmosphere. The school has a faith-based ethos with a focus on Jewish values and learning. However, recent Ofsted inspection reports indicate concerns about the breadth of the secular curriculum, with inspectors noting that the school provides a narrow range of secular subjects and that the curriculum is poorly designed, which has resulted in an 'Inadequate' rating.