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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). This grading is no longer issued — both inspectorates have since changed how they report outcomes.

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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