Etgar 2020 was like no other! Due to Coronavirus restrictions Etgar 2020 was held online with pupils participating remotely from school and home. It was a huge success with over 600 children participating and celebrating together whilst physically apart.
Best
Almost 200 teenagers in year 9 (aged 13-14) gathered together on Yom Ha’atzmaut to celebrate their learning, a great time was had by everyone!
First Place: City of London School for Boys
Second Place: Immanuel College
Third Place: JFS
Best Eurovision
Etgar 2019 was attended by over 1,100 children from 29 schools from across the UK & Israel.
Once again we were in Wembley Stadium.
Best Overall School: Noam Primary School
First Place: Kerem School
Joint Second Place: Noam Primary School
Joint
This year’s Etgar Challenge was attended by almost 1,000 children from 29 schools including a school from Israel. Once again we were in Wembley Stadium.
Best Overall School: Kerem
First Place: Kerem
Second Place: Kerem
Joint Third Place: King David
This year’s Etgar Challenge was attended by 900 children from 27 schools including a school from Israel. Once again we were in Wembley Stadium and were honoured to have Chief Rabbi Mirvis and The Israeli Ambassador, His Excellency Mark Regev
The Etgar Challenge Day was held at Allianz Park, with 600 children from 20 schools across the UK.
The winning teams were:
First Place: Hertsmere
Second Place: North West
Third Place: Noam
Our biggest Challenge day ever! Nearly 800 children from 25 schools. We were in the amazing Wembley Stadium and were honoured to have Chief Rabbi Mirvis join us, and the new Israeli Ambassador, His Excellency Mark Regev.
The winning teams