Ahavas Torah Boys Academy

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School summary

Ahavas Torah Boys Academy is a small independent school for boys, rooted in Orthodox Jewish faith and life. With around 72 pupils on its roll in Salford, it offers an intimate setting where staff are likely to know each boy well. The school is led by Head Rabbi Dovid Abenson and is inspected by the ISI. Families seeking a faith-centred education within a close-knit community will find this an environment built around those priorities.

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Teaching & academics

Entry is at age 11, and the school operates an 11+ admissions process. As a small independent setting, classes are likely to be modest in size, allowing teaching to be closely tailored to individual boys.

Head · Rabbi Dovid Abenson

School life & ethos

Religious character
Orthodox Jewish
Boarding
No
SEN support
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A small Orthodox Jewish boys' school in Salford for families who want faith and community at the heart of secondary education.

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Ahavas Torah Boys Academy 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.