Torah Vodaas Primary School was established in 2001 to serve the growing needs of the frum kehilla of North West London. From very humble beginnings with just a handful of pupils in Sinai, the school has grown, B"H, into the largest Orthodox Jewish boys’ primary school in NW London, now educating over 420 children.

Today, Torah Vodaas provides a well-rounded and holistic education, delivering outstanding chinuch in both kodesh and chol. The school is committed to nurturing every child — academically, emotionally and socially — so that each boy is supported to reach his full potential.

Alongside strong classroom teaching, the school offers a wide range of additional support and enrichment. This includes a highly professional SEN department, Occupational Therapy rooms, Sensory facilities, and targeted interventions for pupils who need extra help or additional challenge. Extracurricular activities, special trips and enrichment programmes further enhance the boys’ school experience and personal development.

As a community school, Torah Vodaas is committed to ensuring that no child is turned away due to financial difficulty. A place is offered to every eligible boy, regardless of a family’s ability to contribute.

Running an independent school of this size brings a significant financial responsibility, with annual costs of around £2.5 million. Despite our ongoing fundraising, we face an annual shortfall of £500,000.

To help bridge this gap, the school is launching a 48-hour crowdfunding campaign to raise £500,000. Every pound donated will be matched by a generous group of supporters, doubling the impact of each gift.

With the support of the kehilla, we can continue to provide exceptional chinuch and a nurturing, inclusive environment for every child in our care.