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Hertsmere Jewish Primary School
Age group: 3 - 11
Headteacher: Mr Steven Isaacs
Hertsmere Jewish Primary School
Watling Street
Radlett
Hertfordshire
WD7 7LQ
Radlett
Hertfordshire
WD7 7LQ
Telephone: 01923 855 857
Fax: 01923 853 399
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Hertsmere Jewish Primary School is a voluntary-aided co-educational school located in Radlett, Hertfordshire. The school was established in 1998 and has 60 Reception places.
The school's mission is to deliver an exceptionally high standard of Jewish and secular values-based education for all its pupils.
This will enable them to:
- develop a strong sense of identity and a love of learning.
- become confident in their studies, their Judaism, their abilities and themselves.
- fulfil their potential.
- grow to be ambassadors for the school and wider community.
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