Menorah Grammar School

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School summary

Menorah Grammar School is a small independent school for boys in Edgware, set within the London borough of Barnet. With around 232 pupils on roll, it offers an intimate setting where staff are likely to know each pupil well. A Jewish school in character, it combines academic study with a faith-based ethos. Entry begins at age 11, with an 11+ assessment forming part of the admissions process.

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Teaching & academics

Pupils follow a traditional academic path leading to GCSE and A-level qualifications. The school also offers the Extended Project Qualification, giving older students the chance to pursue an area of independent research alongside their main subjects. The compact size of the school means teaching can be closely tailored to individual boys.

Sixth form

Qualifications offered

A-levelEPQ

School life & ethos

Religious character
Jewish
Boarding
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Menorah Grammar School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.