Sacks Morasha

Name

Sacks Morasha

Legal name

Finchley Jewish Primary School Trust

Website

https://sacksmorasha.org.uk

Company type

Private

Founded year

2008

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

London (Finchley, North London)

HQ country

United Kingdom

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Government Funding (Barnet Local Authority): As a voluntary aided school under Barnet Local Authority, Sacks Morasha receives government funding for core educational operations. The school became voluntary aided in 2013.
2. Trust Financial Support (FJPST): Finchley Jewish Primary School Trust (FJPST), a registered charity (1121959), supplements the school's budget from government funding. FJPST owns and maintains the building and funds additional teachers, resources, and Jewish studies curriculum that government funding does not fully cover.
3. Donations and Fundraising: The school relies heavily on community generosity and fundraising. Donations are processed through the Finchley Jewish Primary School Trust. Gift Aid is available for eligible donors.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Sacks Morasha is a voluntary aided Jewish primary school delivering Reception through Year 6 education that integrates secular National Curriculum subjects (Chol) with Jewish religious studies (Kodesh), Hebrew language (Ivrit), and the school's SMART values framework. The school also offers wraparound care services (Breakfast Club and After School Extended Hours) and community engagement programs such as Morasha Cares, all free at the point of delivery through government funding supplemented by charitable donations to the Finchley Jewish Primary School Trust.

Product overview

Sacks Morasha Jewish Primary School is a modern Orthodox Jewish primary school offering Reception through Year 6 education in Finchley, North London. The school provides a dual curriculum combining Chol (secular) studies following the National Curriculum with Kodesh (Jewish religious) education covering Torah, Tefillah, and Hebrew language. Supporting services include wraparound care (breakfast club and after-school hours launching April 2026), the Morasha Cares community service program for Year 6 pupils, music education with choir and performances, and a comprehensive PSHE curriculum. The school operates under the Jewish Community Academy Trust (JCAT) and follows its SMART values framework (Simcha, Middot, Achdut, Ruach, Torah) embedded throughout the educational experience.

Differentiator

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Products and services

• Wraparound Care Before and after-school childcare service providing breakfast club and extended hours for working parents.
• Kodesh Curriculum Jewish education program covering Torah, Tefillah (prayer), Chumash, Parasha, Mishna, and Hebrew reading/writing, based on Jewish Curriculum Partnership schemes.
• Chol Curriculum Secular curriculum following the National Curriculum, covering English, Phonics (Little Wandle Letters and Sounds), Maths (White Rose Hub), Science, History, Geography, Art, DT, Computing, Music, PE, PSHE, and Ivrit.
• Morasha Cares Program Year 6 community service initiative teaching pupils about giving back, involving activities like charity work, visiting care homes, and fundraising.
• SMART Values School values framework with five principles: Simcha (happiness), Middot (character), Achdut (community), Ruach (spirit), and Torah (Jewish learning).
• PSHE Curriculum Personal, Social, Health and Economic education using 3D Dimensions and Heads Up Kids (Sebby Star) schemes, covering health, relationships, and living in the wider world.
• Music Program Weekly music lessons following National Curriculum with choir, recorder lessons (Year 3), and performances including Young Voices, Barnet Music Festival, and school productions.
• Ivrit Language Program Modern Hebrew language program using Chalav U'Dvash (EYFS/KS1) and Ivrit Beclick (KS2) resources to teach speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.
• Reception Admissions 2027/8 School admission process for Reception year September 2027, with applications opening September 2026 and closing January 2027.
• 360 Degree Virtual Tour Password-protected interactive virtual tour of the school premises for prospective families.

Quantifiable outcome

• Ofsted 'Good' rating achieved July 2023
• +2 more outcomes

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

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Feature4 records

Partnerships

Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• JCAT (Jewish Community Academy Trust)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 March 2019Sacks Morasha became part of JCAT on 1st March 2019. JCAT is the first Jewish Multi-Academy Trust, comprising four schools: Sacks Morasha, Wolfson Hillel, Moriah, Rimon, and Hertsmere. JCAT is headed by CEO Gareth Jones with registered office at 154 Chase Road, London N14 4LG (Company number: 07643890). JCAT provides governance, financial oversight, and shared educational resources across member schools.
• Camp SimchaminorOthersCharity partner during Morasha Cares Week 2021. Reception and Year 1 pupils made cards for children at Camp Simcha, a charity supporting children with cancer and their families.
• Great Ormond Street HospitalminorOthersHealthcare charity partner during Morasha Cares Week 2021. Reception and Year 1 pupils made cards for children at GOSH.
• British Heart FoundationminorOthersCharity partner during Morasha Cares Week 2021. Year 2 made clay hearts while learning about the British Heart Foundation.
• Rays of SunshineminorOthersCharity partner during Morasha Cares Week 2021. Year 3 made songs to cheer children up for Rays of Sunshine, which grants wishes for young people with serious illness.
• Yoni Jesner FoundationminorOthersCharity partner during Morasha Cares Week 2021. Year 4 made colourful posters about the Yoni Jesner Foundation, which supports Jewish youth projects.
• Young MindsminorOthersMental health charity partner during Morasha Cares Week 2021. Year 5 learned about Young Minds and dressed in yellow.
• Jewish CareminorOthersMajor Jewish charity partner. During Morasha Cares Week 2020, bake sales raised money for Jewish Care.
• NorwoodminorOthersJewish charity partner. During Morasha Cares Week 2018, pupils collected and packed clothes and toys for Norwood to give to needy families. Norwood commissioned the Heads Up Kids social and emotional wellbeing programme used at the school.
• SUTRAminorOthersMuslim charity partner. During Morasha Cares Week 2018, pupils made salads for SUTRA, demonstrating interfaith community engagement.
• Three Faiths ForumminorOthersInterfaith organization that the school works with to build understanding and positive relationships between people of all faiths and beliefs. Supports the school's British Values curriculum on tolerance.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Rimon Jewish Primary School: Kingsbury-based Jewish primary school and fellow JCAT member. Provides a directly comparable Modern Orthodox primary education offering for North London Jewish families within the same multi-academy trust.
• Moriah Jewish Day School: Hendon-based Jewish day school and fellow JCAT member. Comparable Modern Orthodox primary offering serving a nearby North London Jewish community with overlapping governance and shared resources.
• Hertsmere Jewish Primary School: Borehamwood-based Jewish primary school and JCAT member. Closely comparable in curriculum structure and target demographic, expanding the same multi-academy trust's footprint into Hertfordshire.
• Gesher School: Mill Hill East-based Jewish primary school serving the same North London Orthodox community with an integrated curriculum offering. Direct competitor for the same catchment families.
• Akiva School: Finchley-based Jewish primary school in immediate geographic proximity. Directly competes for the same Modern Orthodox Jewish families in the North Finchley catchment area with a similar integrated secular and Jewish studies curriculum.
• Wolfson Hillel Primary School: Southgate-based Modern Orthodox Jewish primary school and fellow JCAT Multi-Academy Trust member. Operates with a near-identical Chol-Kodesh dual curriculum model serving the same North London Orthodox family cohort.
• Kerem School: Hampstead Garden Suburb-based independent Jewish primary school offering an integrated secular and Jewish studies curriculum. Comparable in target demographic and educational philosophy for North London Modern Orthodox families.
• Independent Jewish Day School: Hendon-based independent Jewish day school providing primary and secondary education. Comparable target demographic and similar integrated secular and Kodesh curriculum model for North London Jewish families.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/SacksMorashaJPS
• Instagraminstagram.com/sacks_morasha_jps
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/sacks-morasha

Compliance3 records

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Profiles4 records

Funding overview

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