The Lubavitch Ruth Lunzer Girls' Primary school caters for girls aged 4 to 11. The school admits pupils of all backgrounds within the Jewish community. The school is part of a network of international institutions which operate on the principles of the Lubavitch movement which was established more than 200 years ago.
The school was originally part of the Lubavitch House Schools, which were founded in 1959. In April 2004, the school achieved Voluntary Aided (VA) status under the umberalla of the Learning Trust (Hackney Local Authority). However the school continues to maintain and enjoy close links with its sister former partner schools.
Located in the Lubavitch Foundation headquarters building on Stamford Hill in north London, the school is easily accessible by public transport.
The Lubavitch Ruth Lunzer Girls' Primary school caters for girls aged 4 to 11. The school admits pupils of all backgrounds within the Jewish community. The school is part of a network of international institutions which operate on the principles of the Lubavitch movement which was established more than 200 years ago.