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Eden Primary
Age group: 4 - 11
Headteacher: Jo Sassienie
Eden Primary
79 Creighton Avenue
Muswell Hill
London
N10 1NR
Muswell Hill
London
N10 1NR
Telephone: 07856 260 371 (temporary)
Fax: 07006 057 965 (temporary)
Email: Email the school »
Web: Visit website »
Eden Primary is the first Jewish school of any kind in the London Borough of Haringey. It is a one-form state primary, and is independent of any synagogue authority. It is, however, open to all of them. The school will open with a reception class for 30 children in September 2011.
Close to Muswell Hill, Highgate, Crouch End and East Finchley, Eden Primary will reflect the diversity of the borough's community. It will be a school that is not only a great place for education, but also a place where all members of the Jewish community - Orthodox, Reform, Masorti, Liberal and Secular - can come together under one roof in harmony, while respecting their differences.
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