Talmud Torah D'chassidie Belz
School summary
Talmud Torah D'chassidie Belz is an independent boys' school in Salford, educating a roll of around 40. Its small size places it firmly among the most intimate schools of its kind, where every pupil is known individually and teaching can be closely tailored. The school is overseen by headteacher Mr Saadia Grinfeld and is inspected by the ISI rather than Ofsted.
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Teaching & academics
With so few pupils, the school can offer a highly personal approach to learning, with small classes and close attention to each boy's progress.
Head · Mr Saadia Grinfeld
School life & ethos
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A very small, faith-rooted independent school for boys, where the close-knit scale is central to its character.
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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.