Brodetsky Primary School is a voluntary-aided co-educational school in Leeds, West Yorkshire. Established in 1959 the school offers extensive classroom space and large grounds. The school caters for a total of 259 children, with 45 places on offer for reception.
There is also a nursery that caters for 39 children, which along with the early years curriculum, teaches children about Judaism and the festivals. Also on the same site is the private Deborah Taylor Nursery for children aged 0-3.
Brodetsky aims to provide a balanced secular and Jewish education for children in an orthodox Jewish environment. The school aims to give its children an understanding for their religion, a love of their heritage and a respect for traditional Torah values. The main school teaches the National Curriculum as well as Hebrew and Jewish Studies.
Various class visits are organised throughout the year, including a four-day residential trip for Year 6 pupils in the Yorkshire Dales.
