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Kerem Shloime

Salford · M7 2EY

Pupils

211

Day fees

£6k

Inspection

Inadequate

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Kerem Shloime is a small Jewish preparatory school in Salford serving boys aged 3–11. The school combines a traditional Jewish curriculum with mainstream UK education, emphasising Hebrew language, Jewish studies and values alongside national curriculum subjects. As a day-only institution with 211 pupils, it provides a close-knit, faith-centred community environment.

  • Jewish religious and cultural education integrated throughout the day
  • Small class sizes and personalised pastoral care
  • Strong emphasis on Hebrew language and Jewish heritage

Who thrives here

Boys from observant or culturally engaged Jewish families who value religious instruction and community cohesion alongside a broad academic foundation. The school suits families seeking a nurturing, values-led environment.

Strengths at a glance

Exam resultsno dataSports44th pctCo-curricularno dataValue vs peers50th pctPastoral & wellbeingno data

Percentiles within UK independent + grammar schools we track.

At a glance

School typePrep · Day
Number of pupils211
Age range3–13
GenderBoys
Day fees£6k/yr
Settingurban
LocationGood rail connectivity via Salford's transport hub; bus routes serve the M7 postcode extensively.
EthosJewish

Contact & visit

Gloucester House, Back Duncan Street, Salford

Salford

M7 2EY

01617927841
Mr R Brandeis, Head

Nearest stations

Salford Central8 min
Salford Crescent10 min
Manchester Oxford Road12 min

Frequently asked questions

What are the fees at Kerem Shloime?

Day fees at Kerem Shloime are approximately £6,000 per year (2024/25).

How do you get into Kerem Shloime?

Kerem Shloime admits pupils at 3+, 4+, 7+, 8+, 11+. Entry is assessed by Assessment Day, Interview. See the Admissions section above for open days and key dates.

Is Kerem Shloime a boarding school?

Kerem Shloime is a day school in Salford and does not offer boarding.

What is Kerem Shloime's latest inspection rating?

Ofsted rated Kerem Shloime “Inadequate” (2023).

What parents say

Frequently praised

Strong Jewish cultural and religious education

Close-knit community feel with small pupil numbers

Caring pastoral approach rooted in Jewish values

Common concerns

!Not yet inspected by Ofsted; limited external validation of educational standards