KTC recognises the vital impact that Informal Jewish education has in our school by complementing and enhancing formal academic instruction. In line with the vision of the school to grow minds and nurture character guided by the torah we embrace experiential learning, engaging students in interactive and dynamic activities that foster a deep connection to Jewish culture, Torah values, and traditions.
By incorporating informal Jewish education into the school curriculum, students are exposed to a diverse range of experiences, such as excursions, interactive workshops, Yom Tov celebrations, and community service projects. These activities create a vibrant and immersive environment where students can explore Jewish identity, history, and ethical principles in a hands-on manner.
The effectiveness of informal Jewish education lies in its ability to instill a sense of pride, belonging, and commitment to authentic Torah values and way of life, while also nurturing critical thinking, creativity, and social skills. By weaving informal education seamlessly into the fabric of school life, students develop a holistic understanding and love of Yiddishkeit that extends beyond textbooks and exams, ultimately shaping their personal and communal identities in profound ways.
This page contains information for parents and students about informal programs and events at our school
Our BHS received a visit from wounded IDF soldiers hosted by the ZDVO. The boys heard about their bravery and their road to recovery thanks to their strength and faith in Hashem.
IDF Search and Rescue unit leader Col. Golan Vach addressed our BHS on his experience in the IDF and about his teams rescue missions around the world
Our full range of after school learning programs continue. Pleasing to see participation growing each week.
The weekly shiur for KTC north shore boys continues with ever growing numbers and enthusiasm. Thx to the Kadys for hosting each week!
Purim Katan Carnival in the Girls Primary was hosted by our GHS students. The primary girls loved being treated to games and fun by the GHS
Our BHS students hosted and guided our primary students at the recent Purim Katan Carnival. It was so exciting for the primary students to interact and engage with our high school in a fun and meaningful way in honor of Purim Katan.
Our GHS get into the purim spirit with mask decoration led by our Shluchot
Our annual Chidon participants recently sat their Chidon test after many weeks of preparation and study. Students from primary as well as both Girls and Boys high school participate. Much time and preparation goes into the whole program .. we thank Rabbi Straiton and Devorah Leah Joseph for their commitment each year.
KTC college Alumnus addressing our GHS girls during the weekly cholent get together
Each Friday our students engage with the community in order to assist men who have not had the chance to put on tefillin that day and remind ladies of the importance of lighting Shabbos candles.