Richmond Jewish Community Hub
BRINGING JEWS OF SOUTH WEST LONDON TOGETHER
About Us
Richmond Jewish Community Hub was created in 2018 as an inclusive cultural centre for the Jewish community of South West London. Based in the beautifully functional building of the Richmond Synagogue, RJCH is bringing a fresh wave of creativity and energy to the area. It wouldn’t have been possible without the support of The United Synagogue Community Development Fund.
Our Vision
Our vision is for the RJCH to be a hub of Jewish activity at the heart of the South West London Jewish Community. We seek to build an invigorated community infused with a fresh sense of unity and connected by strong Jewish values, a love for arts and culture, a passion for education, and a strong feeling of belonging.
Our Role
RJCH provides a place and programme of outstanding activities, clubs, courses and vibrant events that serve the whole Jewish community, regardless of age, denomination or level of observance.
We do this by:
What's On
Check out the Jewish News article about RJCH Ukrainian Cultural Evening and see more photos here
Catch up on our recorded events
Two Truths in One Heart. Two Peoples in One Land.
Remarkable story of an Israeli-Orthodox Rabbi settler and Palestinian peace activist, who came together to found Roots with the hope of building a better tomorrow.
Prof Colin Price
Professor Colin Price, Head of department of Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University, a world known Atmospheric Physicist, specializing in the Earth's weather and climate tells us about the impact of the climate change and what we can do to make a difference.
Nadia Ragozhina
Book Presentation
Question and Answers with
Ambassador Mark Regev
Israeli Ambassador to the UK
Alex Brummer
English Economics commentator, Financial Editor of the Daily Mail and The Guardian.
Dr Peter Feldschreiber
Barrister and medical regulation expert
Clubs and Courses
"Simcha", Baby&Toddler Group
Second Friday of the month
10 - 11:30 am, £3
Fun activities for the little ones, opportunities for socialising; toys, age appropriate craft and sensory play, singing, plus hot drinks for adults (with the opportunity of Fliss holding your baby so you can drink it!
Drop in session!
Next ones are: 12 May, 9 June
Sababa Youth Club
Monthly on Sundays
7-9 pm, FREE
Youth club with lots of fun and engaging activities!
Please, come along and bring your friends!
Dates for the nest ones:
16 April - Movie Night
21 May - BBQ
25 June - Games
Richmond Cafe
Wednesdays, fortnightly
From 11 am till 1 pm, £5
A drop in cafe, particularly for older people, where we chat and have sandwiches, cakes and drinks.
Please, contact Joy Levi if you would like to attend or help run the club: 07887644349, joy.levi@btconnect.com
Next Dates: 6th April, 10th, 24th May
Kehillah Advice
On demand, please get in touch if you need an advice
Monthly
Yoga for Men
Thursdays 10 - 11:30 am, £15 per class
Sivananda Yoga - an adapted style of traditional Hatha Yoga.
No previous Yoga experience is necessary, and it is applicable and beneficial to all ages.
If you are interested, please, email alex@brenner.org.uk
Table Tennis
Every Wednesday, 7 pm, FREE
Join our Table Tennis Club. Where everybody enjoys playing everybody else, even though our standards have quite a range. Friendly doubles, Championships and more.
If you wish to attend and for any questions, please contact
Richmond Cheder
About Us
Richmond Cheder is a warm and friendly Sunday morning Cheder that provides a fun and engaging way for our children to learn about their Judaism.
Our aim is to provide a Jewish education that will enable our children to leave Cheder with a solid grounding of Jewish practice and fluency in Hebrew reading. We hope to impart the next generation with a love of Judaism and a positive sense of Jewish identity. Our staff bring high quality, hands-on learning that caters for children of all ages.
We pride ourselves on our high staff-to-student ratio, including one-to-one Hebrew Reading teachers. We run special events around the Jewish festivals and periodic outings to bring Jewish education to life.
Most importantly, parents tell us that all the children walk out with big smiles on their faces and look forward to coming each week!
Please contact our Head Teacher to find out more information about the Cheder.
Chaim Golker
When
Sunday morning at 9:30am- 12:30pm
Timetable
9:30 - 10:00 - Assembly & Parsha
10:00 - 11:00 - Lesson 1 & Hebrew Reading
11:00 - 11:30 - Break & Snack
11:30 - 12:30 - Lesson 2
Ages
Ages: Classes range from nursery (ages 4+) until our Bar & Bat Mitzvah class and Religious Studies GCSE class (ages 14-16).
Calendar
We follow local school terms, as closely as Jewish festivals allow, ensuring that there is minimal disruption to the children and their school holidays. For the academic year 2020-2021, we will be operating on 32 Sundays.
Curriculum
Our curriculum is designed to impart Jewish knowledge and Hebrew Reading in a fun, engaging and interactive manner. Each class will acquire Jewish knowledge which is age appropriate and will build on their prior knowledge on the topic. We pride ourselves on the quality and experience of our teaching staff and enjoy a high staff-to-student ratio, including a 1-1 Hebrew Reading Teacher.
Nursery - Year 2 Class
Hebrew Alphabet
Jewish Blessings
Shabbat and Festivals
Bar & Bat Mitzva Class
Advanced Hebrew Reading
Hebrew Textual Skills
Jewish Philosophy
Advanced General Knowledge
Year 3-5 Class
Hebrew Vocabulary
Jewish General Knowledge
Jewish Prayers
Religious Studies GCSE Class
Follows AQA GCSE Curriculum
Religious Perspectives on Contemporary Issues
Exam Technique Preparation
Calendar
September 15th - Sunday - Opera Mayhem
September 18th - Wednesday - Talk: How To Be A Carer
October 2nd - Wednesday - Photography Workshop
November 13th - Wednesday - Ivrit Poetry Evening
November 24th - Sunday - Supper Quiz
December 29th - Sunday - Chanukah Party
January 26th - Thursday - Holocaust Memorial Day
April 29th - Wednesday - Yom HaAtzmaut
May 17th - Sunday - Annual BBQ
Contact us
Get in touch if you have any questions
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