By Michelle Rosenberg at The Jewish News
Private Hertfordshire school teams up with Kerem primary to offer places to all pupils from reception class up to Year 4
Immanuel College has launched a consultation into plans to close its preparatory school at the end of the academic year.
The Hertfordshire campus is collaborating with Kerem School in Hampstead Garden Suburb. From September 2025, Kerem will offer places to pupils from the current reception class up to Year 4, currently being educated at Immanuel College. It will become a feeder school and have access to the Bushey site and its facilities for activities and events.
The current Immanuel College year 5 cohort (Year 6 from September 2025) will remain in Bushey as part of an expanded senior school.
