Akiva School is a voluntary-aided co-educational school based in Finchley, London. The school moved into a new building in 2008 and is located on the site of the Sternberg Centre for Judaism – benefitting from its facilities. The school caters for 330 pupils and each year 60 children are admitted into Reception.

The school aims to provide an outstanding general and Jewish education including Modern Hebrew to Jewish families from across the community, as well as local families of other religions or none.  

Avigdor Hirsch Torah Temimah School is a strictly orthodox, voluntary-aided, boys school located in Dollis Hill, London. The school has 182 pupils on roll and has 25 places on offer for its Nursery class.

Beis Yaakov Primary School is a strictly orthodox, voluntary-aided, girls school and has approximately 480 pupils on its roll.

Beit Shvidler Primary School (formerly known as Edgware Jewish Primary School) is a co-educational school which has just moved into its new purpose-built building in Edgware, Middlesex. The school opened with a Nursery and Reception class in September 2006 and became voluntary-aided in January 2011. There is an intake of 30 children per year and the school currently has places in Years 2-4.

Brodetsky Primary School is a voluntary-aided co-educational school in Leeds, West Yorkshire. Established in 1959 the school offers extensive classroom space and large grounds. The school caters for a total of 259 children, with 45 places on offer for Reception.

Broughton Jewish Cassel Fox Primary School (BJPS) is a voluntary-aided school based in Salford, Manchester. Broughton Jewish Primary School was established in 1949, and in the early 1980s it amalgamated with Cassel Fox Infants School. In 1996 both schools moved onto the one site in Legh Road. The school has 353 children on its roll, with 42 places on offer for Reception; 48 for Nursery; and 19 for the Kindergarten. It is a two-form entry school with mixed classes, but from Key Stage 2 boys and girls are separated for Kodesh (religious) lessons. 

Calderwood Lodge is voluntary-aided co-educational school situated in Newlands on the south side of Glasgow and comes under the authority of East Renfrewshire Council.  It has around 150 pupils and also has a Nursery attached taking 60 children in the morning and afternoon, with options available for 'wrap-around' care.

Clore Shalom is a voluntary-aided co-educational primary school based in Shenley, Hertfordshire. It was established in September 1999 and caters for 240 children with 30 pupils in each year.

Clore Tikva School opened in 1999 and is a voluntary-aided co-educational school based in Ilford, Essex. The school roll is approximately 450 children.

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 opened with a reception class for 30 children in September 2012.

Etz Chaim Jewish Primary School is a modern orthodox Jewish, one form entry primary school in Mill Hill, London. The school is an academy and is one of the first ‘Free Schools’ to be established in the United Kingdom in 2011. Etz Chaim will open to Nursery and Reception classes in September 2011.

Hasmonean Primary School is a co-educational voluntary-aided school based in Hendon, London. Established in 1947, it caters for a total of 263 children with 30 children per year.  

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.

Ilford Jewish Primary School is a voluntary-aided co-educational school in Ilford, Essex. It was established in 1970 and has almost 400 pupils on the school roll with a pupil intake of 45 children for Reception.

The Immanuel College Preparatory School enables children, at a formative stage in their lives, to experience the joy and excitement of learning in a school which celebrates individual strengths and talents and allows pupils to develop the confidence, motivation and ambition that are the hallmarks of the school.

The Immanuel College Preparatory School opened in September 2011 to pupils in Reception. Thereafter, the school will grow annually until it comprises all years from Reception to Year 6.

Independent Jewish Day School is a voluntary-aided, co-educational school based in Hendon, London. Established in 1979, the school caters for 220 children and has a Reception intake of 28 pupils. The school also has a Nursery which caters for 26 children.

Kerem School is an independent school based in Hampstead Garden Suburb, London. It opened in 1948 along with its nursery, Kerem House. The school is located within the premises of Norrice Lea synagogue and caters for 190 boys and girls with an intake of 25 children for Reception.  

King David Primary School is a voluntary-aided co-educational school based in Birmingham. The Orthodox Jewish school has approximately 250 pupils on roll and admits 30 pupils into its Reception class each year. There is also a Nursery which admits 39 pupils each year.

King David Primary is a voluntary-aided co-educational school in Liverpool. It has a pupil roll of 420 children with 60 places for Reception. As a United Synagogue day school it has a commitment to the practice of modern Orthodox Judaism and a regard for Israel in Jewish Life.

King David Primary School is a voluntary aided co-educational school. It is part of the King David Campus in the Cheetham Hill area of Manchester, and most pupils are from the surrounding areas of Prestwich, Whitefield, Salford and Bury.

Kisharon Day School is the only Jewish special needs school in North West London. The school can accommodate 28 children and caters for a wide range of educational needs, from moderate learning difficulties and autistic spectrum disorders to more severe, profound and multiple learning difficulties. 

Lubavitch House School is a strictly orthodox, independent, boys school and has approximately 122 pupils on its roll. It was established in 1959 and is part of a network of international institutions which operate on the principles of the Lubavitch movement. 

The Lubavitch Ruth Lunzer Girls' Primary school is a strictly orthodox, voluntary-aided, girls school located at the Lubavitch Foundation headquarters building in Stamford Hill. The school was established in 1959 and has approximately 146 pupils on its roll. It is part of a network of international institutions which operate on the principles of the Lubavitch movement.

Mathilda Marks-Kennedy Jewish Primary School (MMK) is a co-educational voluntary-aided school established in 1959. The school has a pupil roll of 215 children and the intake for Reception is 28 pupils. The vast majority of pupils live in very close proximity to the school.

Menorah Foundation School is a strictly orthodox, co-educational school located in Edgware, Middlesex. The school is voluntary-aided and has approximately 227 children on its roll. 

Menorah Primary School is a strictly orthodox, voluntary-aided school founded in 1944 and located in Golders Green, London. The school is mixed but lessons are taught in single sex classes and there are approximately 428 pupils on the school roll. 

Michael Sobell Sinai School (MSSS) is a co-educational voluntary-aided school based in Kenton, Middlesex. The school is three-form entry, admitting 90 children into Reception each year and 60 children into Nursery. It opened in 1981 and is the largest Jewish primary school in Europe.

Morasha Jewish Primary School is an independent co-educational school based in Finchley, London. The school opened in 2008 and now has 34 pupils on its roll with a Reception intake of 25 children. Morasha aims to provide a modern Orthodox Jewish environment for children, which demonstrates a commitment to Torah values and the teaching of Ivrit as a living language, with a strong positive attitude towards Israel and Jewish life.

Moriah was established in 1998 as a one-form entry mixed voluntary- aided primary school catering for up to 236 pupils in the London Borough of Harrow. It is a modern Orthodox school – one of the United Synagogue’s network of schools. Classes from Reception up to Y6 can take a maximum of 30 pupils each. The Nursery (Gan) caters for 26 pupils and is staffed by a teacher and two nursery nurses.

Naima Jewish Preparatory School is an independent co-educational school based in Maida Vale, London. It was founded in 1983 and has a roll of 175 children with class sizes of around 22 children.

Nancy Reuben Primary School is a strictly orthodox, independent school located in Hendon, London. It was established in 1999 and has approximately 250 pupils on its roll.

Noam Primary School is an independent orthodox school located in Wembley. The school was established in 1999 and has approximately 150 children on its roll, with 24 places available for Nursery and Reception.

North Cheshire Jewish Primary School is a voluntary-aided, co-educational school located in Cheadle, Cheshire, and has approximately 262 children on its roll. 

North West London Jewish Day School (NWLJDS) was established in 1945 and is a co-educational voluntary-aided school based in Willesden, London. The school takes a maximum of 280 pupils with an intake of 35 children for both Nursery and Reception.

Pardes House Primary School is a strictly orthodox boys school located in Finchley, London. The voluntary-aided school was founded in 1952 and has approximately 169 boys on its roll.

Rimon Jewish Primary School is a one-form entry contemporary modern orthodox primary school which opened in Golders Green in September 2012.  It is a "Free School" which means that although it is state aided, the school has far more control over what it teaches and how it teaches it.   

Simon Marks Jewish Primary School is a voluntary-aided co-educational school based in Hackney, London. The school has 185 pupils on the school roll and an intake of 30 children for Reception.

The South London Jewish Primary School is a cross communal, mixed school, due to open in September, 2013 with a reception class of 30 children, incorporating progressively all year groups.  

Wolfson Hillel Primary School is a co-educational voluntary-aided school based in Southgate, London. Established in 1992 the school draws pupils from many surrounding areas including Barnet, Woodside Park, Muswell Hill, Finchley and Borehamwood. The school caters for a total of 478 pupils, with 60 children in Reception.

Yesodey Hatorah School is a strictly orthodox independent school which was established in 1942. The boys and girls departments are located on different sites, both in Stamford Hill.

Yesodey Hatorah School is a strictly orthodox independent school which was established in 1942. The boys and girls departments are located on different sites, both in Stamford Hill.