Growing Minds. Strengthening Identity
From primary school to graduation, we guide student with values, structure, and care. Our school program spans Grades 1 through 12, offering a unique blend of state-certified academic education, Jewish life and learning, and values-based development. We nurture confident, thoughtful, and resilient students who grow with a strong sense of identity, purpose, and responsibility — ready to engage meaningfully with the world around them.
- High academic expectations paired with personal support
- Values lived in daily learning and interaction
- Character development as a core educational goal
- Strong community spirit and collaboration
- Respect for individuality and diverse talents
- Preparation for responsible citizenship in a global world
- High academic expectations paired with personal support
- Values lived in daily learning and interaction
- Character development as a core educational goal
- Strong community spirit and collaboration
- Respect for individuality and diverse talents
- Preparation for responsible citizenship in a global world
Primary School
In the primary and middle school years, students master essential academic skills while developing emotional intelligence, independence, and Jewish pride.
- Latvian state-certified curriculum (approved by the Ministry of Education)
- Integrated Jewish Studies & Hebrew learning
- Emphasis on literacy, numeracy, science, and social studies
- Daily experience of values and social-emotional growth
- Supportive, structured learning environment
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Middle School
Our middle school program helps students navigate a crucial stage of growth — academically, socially, and personally.
We focus on fostering independent thinking within a nurturing and structured environment.
- Latvian state-certified curriculum in all core subjects
- Integrated Jewish learning, Hebrew, and tradition-based experiences
- Development of analytical thinking, communication, and teamwork
- Guidance in emotional intelligence, self-management, and leadership beginnings
- Preparation for high school academic and personal challenges
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High School
Our high school students are guided toward academic achievement, leadership, and thoughtful decision-making, within a community that supports both individuality and responsibility.
- Latvian state-certified curriculum, leading to a nationally recognized diploma
- Academic advising and flexible learning tracks
- Advanced Jewish studies and mentorship programs
- Trilingual environment: Latvian, English, Hebrew
- Real-world skills: critical thinking, ethics, project work
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Primary School
In the primary and middle school years, students master essential academic skills while developing emotional intelligence, independence, and Jewish pride.
- Latvian state-certified curriculum (approved by the Ministry of Education)
- Integrated Jewish Studies & Hebrew learning
- Emphasis on literacy, numeracy, science, and social studies
- Daily experience of values and social-emotional growth
- Supportive, structured learning environment
Apply
Middle School
Our middle school program helps students navigate a crucial stage of growth — academically, socially, and personally.
We focus on fostering independent thinking within a nurturing and structured environment.
- Latvian state-certified curriculum in all core subjects
- Integrated Jewish learning, Hebrew, and tradition-based experiences
- Development of analytical thinking, communication, and teamwork
- Guidance in emotional intelligence, self-management, and leadership beginnings
- Preparation for high school academic and personal challenges
Apply
High School
Our high school students are guided toward academic achievement, leadership, and thoughtful decision-making, within a community that supports both individuality and responsibility.
- Latvian state-certified curriculum, leading to a nationally recognized diploma
- Academic advising and flexible learning tracks
- Advanced Jewish studies and mentorship programs
- Trilingual environment: Latvian, English, Hebrew
- Real-world skills: critical thinking, ethics, project work
Apply
Partnership with Parents
We are always happy to see our parents at school and make an impact on the school community.
- We believe that education is most potent when school and family grow together.
- That’s why we maintain warm, consistent communication with every parent — through daily updates, open conversations, and real-life connections.
- Parents are regularly invited to classroom moments, events, and Jewish holidays, becoming active participants in their child’s learning experience.
- Together, we build a community of care — where children feel surrounded by trust, continuity, and shared values.
We are always happy to see our parents at school and make an impact on the school community.
- We believe that education is most potent when school and family grow together.
- That’s why we maintain warm, consistent communication with every parent — through daily updates, open conversations, and real-life connections.
- Parents are regularly invited to classroom moments, events, and Jewish holidays, becoming active participants in their child’s learning experience.
- Together, we build a community of care — where children feel surrounded by trust, continuity, and shared values.
Jewish Life in School
Jewish values, traditions, and teachings are part of daily life at our school — not only in specific classes, but throughout the rhythms and experiences of the day.
Students celebrate Shabbat and Jewish holidays, explore the Hebrew language, study Torah stories, and participate in acts of kindness that bring learning to life.
Students celebrate Shabbat and Jewish holidays, explore the Hebrew language, study Torah stories, and participate in acts of kindness that bring learning to life.
Jewish Life in School
Jewish values, traditions, and teachings are part of daily life at our school — not only in specific classes, but throughout the rhythms and experiences of the day.
Students celebrate Shabbat and Jewish holidays, explore the Hebrew language, study Torah stories, and participate in acts of kindness that bring learning to life.
Students celebrate Shabbat and Jewish holidays, explore the Hebrew language, study Torah stories, and participate in acts of kindness that bring learning to life.
Meet Our School Team
- MarinaPreschool Teacher
- GalinaPreschool Teacher
- JuliaDesign Director
- RutMarketing Director
- RutMarketing Director
- RutMarketing Director
- RutMarketing Director
- RutMarketing Director
- RutMarketing Director
Healthy Habits for Life
Mealtime at our preschool is a shared and meaningful experience. Our calm, respectful environment supports dietary needs and encourages healthy habits — blending movement, rest, and connection into a balanced daily flow.
Children come together for fresh, kosher meals, creating a sense of rhythm, community, and tradition. We embrace the beauty of Jewish food blessings and rituals — from saying brachot to celebrating Shabbat and holidays around the table.
Through food, children not only nourish their bodies but also absorb the values, culture, and stories of the Jewish people.
Children come together for fresh, kosher meals, creating a sense of rhythm, community, and tradition. We embrace the beauty of Jewish food blessings and rituals — from saying brachot to celebrating Shabbat and holidays around the table.
Through food, children not only nourish their bodies but also absorb the values, culture, and stories of the Jewish people.
Extracurricular & Leadership
Our students have opportunities to explore passions, develop talents, and take leadership roles through:
- Arts, music, and creative projects
- Sports activities and physical education
- Student councils and leadership initiatives
- Community service and volunteering
- Preparation for Jewish holidays, celebrations, and school events
- Shabbatonim, trips, and school spirit events
Extracurricular & Leadership
Our students have opportunities to explore passions, develop talents, and take leadership roles through:
- Arts, music, and creative projects
- Sports activities and physical education
- Student councils and leadership initiatives
- Community service and volunteering
- Preparation for Jewish holidays, celebrations, and school events
- Shabbatonim, trips, and school spirit events
Daily Schedule
07:45 – 09:00
07:45 – 09:00
Arrival & Free Play
Children are welcomed with warmth and care. Gentle separation, individual attention, and open-ended play in a calm environment ease the start of the day.
09:00 – 09:15
09:00 – 09:15
Morning Circle
Songs, greetings, calendar, weather, and a joyful Jewish moment (bracha, story, or parsha).
09:15 – 10:00
09:15 – 10:00
Thematic Activities / Learning Centers
Exploration through hands-on learning: art, literacy, math, nature, and Jewish themes — based on weekly focus and age group.
10:00 – 10:15
10:00 – 10:15
Snack Time
Healthy snack served in a calm, social atmosphere. Focus on table manners and self-service.
11:00 – 12:00
11:00 – 12:00
Outdoor Play
Children enjoy movement, nature exploration, games, and seasonal experiences.
11:45 – 12:15
11:45 – 12:15
Lunch
Nutritious hot lunch with an emphasis on independence, calm environment, and respectful habits.
13:00 – 15:15
13:00 – 15:15
Nap Time
Children rest in cozy rooms with soft music or stories. Non-nappers engage in quiet individual activities.
15:15 – 15:45
15:15 – 15:45
Snack & Free Play
Light snack followed by child-led activities, social play, and creativity.
15:00 – 16:00
15:00 – 16:00
Afternoon Enrichment Activities
Arts & crafts, sensory play, baking, science, or Jewish stories and projects.
16:00 – 18:00
16:00 – 18:00
Flexible Pick-Up & Calm Play
Children wind down the day through play, storytelling, and one-on-one time with educators.
07:45 – 09:00
07:45 – 09:00
Arrival & Free Play
Children are welcomed with warmth and care. Gentle separation, individual attention, and open-ended play in a calm environment ease the start of the day.
09:00 – 09:15
09:00 – 09:15
Morning Circle
Songs, greetings, calendar, weather, and a joyful Jewish moment (bracha, story, or parsha).
09:15 – 10:00
09:15 – 10:00
Thematic Activities / Learning Centers
Exploration through hands-on learning: art, literacy, math, nature, and Jewish themes — based on weekly focus and age group.
10:00 – 10:15
10:00 – 10:15
Snack Time
Healthy snack served in a calm, social atmosphere. Focus on table manners and self-service.
11:00 – 12:00
11:00 – 12:00
Outdoor Play
Children enjoy movement, nature exploration, games, and seasonal experiences.
11:45 – 12:15
11:45 – 12:15
Lunch
Nutritious hot lunch with an emphasis on independence, calm environment, and respectful habits.
13:00 – 15:15
13:00 – 15:15
Nap Time
Children rest in cozy rooms with soft music or stories. Non-nappers engage in quiet individual activities.
15:15 – 15:45
15:15 – 15:45
Snack & Free Play
Light snack followed by child-led activities, social play, and creativity.
15:00 – 16:00
15:00 – 16:00
Afternoon Enrichment Activities
Arts & crafts, sensory play, baking, science, or Jewish stories and projects.
16:00 – 18:00
16:00 – 18:00
Flexible Pick-Up & Calm Play
Children wind down the day through play, storytelling, and one-on-one time with educators.
