Have YOUR say: Jewish schools network launches ‘Thank a Teacher’ 2024 campaign
Partnership of Jewish Schools initiative to celebrate educators in Jewish schools in collaboration with Jewish News
Schools network Partnership of Jewish Schools (PaJeS) has launched a campaign to celebrate the efforts of teachers in Jewish schools across the UK.
The ‘Thank a Teacher 2024’ initiative aligns with National Thank a Teacher Day on June 19 and invites parents, governors, and students to nominate teachers who have made a significant impact on their lives.
Every nominated teacher will receive a personalised PaJeS certificate as a token of appreciation for their dedication and hard work.
The initiative aims to highlight the crucial role teachers play in shaping the future of the community.
Rabbi David Meyer, chief executive officer at PaJeS said: “We are thrilled to recognise the outstanding contributions of our teachers. Their firm commitment and passion for education inspires students and encourages a thriving learning environment. This campaign is our way of saying ‘Thank You’ for their tireless efforts.”
- To nominate your favourite teacher, please visit Thank a Teacher 2024 here. Simply fill in the website form with your selected teachers name and choose the school from the drop-down menu.
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