Beis Ruchel D'Satmar London

GirlsIntake
0Pupils

School summary

One of the larger independent girls' schools in Hackney, Beis Ruchel D'Satmar London educates around 1,085 pupils within an Orthodox Jewish framework. As a day school with no boarding provision, it draws families seeking an education rooted firmly in faith and tradition. Around 11.6 per cent of pupils receive some form of SEN support, suggesting a school that accommodates a range of learning needs. The school is led by headteacher Mr J Kornbluh.

Where every mark matters.

Places are limited and demand is high, so exam performance is what sets candidates apart. Passmate turns the months ahead into ten focused minutes a day on the exact topics this school tests.

Start preparing free

Free month · No payment needed

Teaching & academics

As an Orthodox Jewish school, religious learning sits at the heart of daily life alongside the wider curriculum. The school is inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI). With roughly one in nine pupils receiving SEN support, the school appears geared towards meeting differing learning needs within its community.

Head · Mr J Kornbluh

School life & ethos

Religious character
Orthodox Jewish
Boarding
No
SEN support
11.61%
EHC plans
1.38%

Watch Passmate decide how to teach.

Answer as a child would. Left: what they see. Right: what it learns about them.

A large, faith-centred girls' school in Hackney for families who want an Orthodox Jewish education at its core.

That’s where Passmate comes in. Tutoring is the most effective thing in a child’s preparation - a well-tutored child can outperform the vast majority of their peers. Passmate works alongside your tutor, not instead of them: it learns how your child thinks, finds the gaps, and shows the tutor exactly where to spend each session - so the limited time you have lands on what actually decides a place.

Works alongside your child’s tutor - not instead of them.

Start preparing free →

Free month · No payment needed

Beis Ruchel D'Satmar London 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.