Kerem Shloime

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School summary

Kerem Shloime is a small independent school for boys in Salford, with around 214 pupils on roll. Its modest size means a tightly knit community where staff are likely to know each family well. As a fee-paying school inspected by the ISI, it offers an alternative to the local state sector for parents seeking a boys-only environment.

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Teaching & academics

The school is overseen by the Independent Schools Inspectorate rather than Ofsted, the body that inspects most independent schools in England. With a roll of just over 200, classes are likely to be small, allowing teachers to give individual attention to each boy.

School life & ethos

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A small boys' independent in Salford that may suit families looking for a close community and an intimate scale of education.

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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.