MixedIndependent

Aim Habonim

Salford, Salford, North West · M7 4NX

Aim Habonim is a small independent school in Salford with a Jewish religious character at its heart. With around 108 pupils on roll, it offers an intimate setting where children are likely to be well known to staff. Entry begins at age 11, and the school is inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate. Around 8 per cent of pupils receive SEN support, suggesting a community where individual needs are recognised within a close-knit environment.

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Pupils

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Overview & data

Gender: Mixed
Type: independent (fee-paying) school
Pupils: 108
Location: Salford, Salford, North West

Entrance & admissions

Entry age: 11

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Headteacher

Head Mr Johnny Goodman

Teaching & academics

The school admits pupils at age 11 and operates an 11+ entry process, so families should expect an assessment as part of joining. Its modest size means teaching takes place in a setting where individual progress can be closely followed.

Learning support & SEN

SEN support: 8.33%
EHC plans: 80.56%

Ethos & heritage

Religious character: Jewish
Boarding: No

The last word

A small Jewish independent in Salford, Aim Habonim suits families seeking a faith-centred education in a tight-knit community. Led by Head Mr Johnny Goodman, it offers personal attention that larger schools rarely match.

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