Immanuel College is an HMC independent senior and preparatory co-educational school located in a tranquil 11-acre site dominated by Caldecote Towers, a Grade II listed 19th-century mansion, in Bushey, Hertfordshire (on the outskirts of north London).  The senior school educates pupils aged 11 to 18 years of age, who study for GCSE, IGCSE and A Level courses, whilst the Preparatory School, which opened in September 2011 with a Reception class for 4-5 year-olds, will educate pupils aged 4-11 years of age. 

JCoSS is the UK's only cross-communal Jewish Secondary School - inclusive and outward-looking, challenging and innovative, the school embraces excellence in all that it does. Its focus is on academic excellence through a variety of setting, accelleration, extension and enrichment.  JCoSS has 180 places on offer for year 7.

King David High School is a voluntary-aided co-educational secondary school based in Liverpool.

King David High School is a voluntary-aided co-educational secondary school based in Manchester. 

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. 

Leeds Jewish Free School is a new school due to open in September 2013.

Grounded in the core Jewish values of the importance of family, of education and of being an active contributor to the community, the school will be open to pupils of all faiths and none.

London Jewish Girls’ High School is a strictly orthodox independent secondary school for girls only based in Hendon, London. There are approximately 125 students on roll.  

Lubavitch Senior Girls’ School is a strictly orthodox, small secondary school for girls only based in Stamford Hill, Hackney. The school became voluntary-aided in June 2012 and there are approximately 120 students on roll. It serves the Orthodox Jewish community and caters specifically, but not exclusively, for families who follow Chabad Lubavitch customs and traditions. Most students come from North and North West London, and some girls travel from the surrounding areas including Edgware, Luton, Bournemouth, Wimbledon and Ealing.  

Manchester Mesivta is a strictly Orthodox, voluntary-aided, high school for boys located in Prestwich, Manchester.

Menorah Grammar School is a strictly orthodox, independent secondary school for boys only, based in Edgware. There are approximately 126 students on role. 

Menorah High School for Girls is an independent  secondary school for Orthodox Jewish girls located in Dollis Hill, London. The school opened in September 2001, progressively building up from Year 7, and there are now approximately 195 girls on its roll. 

Pardes House Grammar School is an independent secondary school  for Orthodox Jewish boys, with provision for both religious and secular studies. The school is situated in Finchley, London and has approximately 233 students on roll. Pardes House Grammar was opened in 1972 and in 2001, the school moved to its present site, which is a grade 1 listed building.  

This is a section of King David High School for boys only. For more information contact the school.

This is a section of King David High School for girls only. For more information please contact the school.

Yesodey Hatorah Girls is a voluntary-aided secondary school for girls only, serving the Orthodox Jewish Charedi community of Stamford Hill and has approximately 309 girls on its roll.