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[[King David High School]] is based in Liverpool and is a mainstream Jewish school with mixed intake, ages 11-18.The school is run by the [[King David and Harold House Foundation]] (Company number 07455606; Charity number: 1146507) under the auspices of [[United Synagogue]].

==Relation to Zionism==

In Liverpool's King David High School as of January 2023, it was reported by the [[Board of Deputies]] that “There are 752 pupils on roll, of whom 11% are Jewish, whilst the majority are Roman Catholic (30%), Church of England (25%) [or] other Christian denominations (18%)”.<ref>https://pikuach.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/KDHSLJanuary2023.pdf</ref> 5% of the pupils are Muslim. And yet the school insists on ramming the racist ideology of Zionism down the throats of all the pupils Jewish and non Jewish alike. This school has been Zionist since the beginning. It was here in 1972 that the prominent anti-Zionist Tony Greenstein made his first steps towards anti-Zionism, when he was expelled from the school.<ref>https://azvsas.blogspot.com/2019/01/infamy-infamy-jewish-news-has-got-it-in.html</ref> He reports that the school was steeped in the Zionist ethos. “We never even heard the word Palestinian”, he said.<ref>https://x.com/PDeclassified/status/1562039448707117056</ref> Today the ethos of the school encourages “positive identification as being part of the Jewish family, Israel etc.”<ref name="Ethos">https://web.archive.org/web/20241113101713/https://kingdavid.greenschoolsonline.co.uk/Information/Jewish-Ethos/</ref> Students study “Israel in Geography” have “the opportunity for Year 9 pupils to experience living at [[Kibbutz Lavi]], as well as prospective annual trips to Israel”.<ref name="Ethos"/> There is an Israel club and tutor groups are named after “four regions of Israel”. The school marks “Israel Independence Day” and involves “an Israeli-style breakfast” and “some sort of celebration”.<ref name="Ethos"/>

*'As part of the celebrations of Israel’s 70 years of independence, Year 8 and 9 pupils have been participating in a competition, co-ordinated by [[UJIA]], to design display items that represent Israel’s independence. Year 8 pupils have been working on lyrics for a King David National Anthem. Year 9 pupils have designed pop-up books, written stories and created souvenirs based on Jewish people migrating to Israel during the early years of independence. If successful in the competition, our display items may be sent to Israel to be displayed in museums over there.'<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240206224011/https://www.kingdavidliverpool.co.uk/News/UJIA-Israel70-Project/</ref>
*'Re: Israel Trip 2017: The Jewish Studies Department, together with [[Leeds Free Jewish School]], is organising a trip to Israel… Activities will include visiting historic sites, theme parks and shopping. The trip will be open initially to those pupils in Years 8, 9 and 10.’<ref>https://archive.is/vVcqv</ref>
*‘subjects covered in school are often important in the longer time span, e.g. the significance of the Talmud and Mishna, the importance of keeping Shabbat, Kashrut, festival observance, positive identification as being part of the Jewish family, Israel etc.’<ref name=”Ethos”>https://archive.ph/9UARp</ref>
*‘Strands of the Jewish ethos and values permeates all aspects of the school, with topics such as … Israel in Geography’<ref name=”Ethos”/>
*‘At King David, we believe in an immersive education, which we achieve by offering a multitude of school trips throughout the year, including the opportunity for Year 9 pupils to experience living at [[Kibbutz Lavi]], as well as prospective annual trips to Israel and a partnership with the [[Menachem School]] in St Petersburg, Russia.’ <ref name=”Ethos”/>
*‘There are also a series of visits planned for pupils across all year groups in association with various agencies in order to extend and deepen the students’ understanding of their Jewish roots and identity. Informal activities are also offered at lunchtime such as … our Israel club.’ <ref name=”Ethos”/>
*‘The tutor groups are named after four regions of Israel and the school badge has a different colour depending on which house a pupil is assigned to.’ <ref name=”Ethos”/>

==Funding==
[[Gerald and Gail Ronson Family Foundation]] | [[Beaverbrooks Charitable Trust]]

==Based as same post code==
[[King David Kindergarten]] | [[King David Primary School]] | [[Kings Camps]]

==Details==
*Address 116 Childwall Road, Liverpool, L15 6WU
*Local authority Liverpool (341)
*Headteacher/Principal Mr [[Michael Sutton]]
*Age range Help with age range fieldOpens a dialog 11 to 18
*Phase of education Secondary
*School type Voluntary aided school
*Gender of entry Mixed
*ID URN: 104703, DfE number: 341/4690 UKPRN: 10003618
*Establishment status Open
*Admissions policy Non-selective
*Website [http://www.kingdavidliverpool.co.uk/ kingdavidliverpool.co.uk] [https://kingdavid.greenschoolsonline.co.uk/ kingdavid.greenschoolsonline.co.uk]
*Telephone 01512351420
*Ofsted rating Good (Last inspection: 2 November 2022)
*Religious character Jewish
*Official sixth form Has a sixth form
*School capacity 752
*Number of pupils 781
*Open date Not recorded
*Number of pupils eligible for free school meals Help with number of pupils eligible for free school meals fieldOpens a dialog 47
*Percentage of children eligible for free school meals Help with percentage of children eligible for free school meals fieldOpens a dialog 7.9%
*Date last changed/confirmed 27 September 2024<ref>https://www.get-information-schools.service.gov.uk/Establishments/Establishment/Details/104703</ref>

*Ofsted: https://reports.ofsted.gov.uk/provider/23/104703
*DfE:

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+[[File:Screenshot 2024-11-15 at 16.35.44.png|thumb|right|500px|[[King David High School]] celebrating the anniversary of the settler colonial entity of 'Israel' with the [[UJIA]].]]
 In Liverpool's King David High School as of January 2023, it was reported by the [[Board of Deputies]] that  “There are 752 pupils on roll, of whom 11% are Jewish, whilst the majority are Roman Catholic (30%), Church of England (25%) [or] other Christian denominations (18%)”.<ref>https://pikuach.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/KDHSLJanuary2023.pdf</ref> 5% of the pupils are Muslim. And yet the school insists on ramming the racist ideology of Zionism down the throats of all the pupils Jewish and non Jewish alike. This school has been Zionist since the beginning.  It was here in 1972 that the prominent anti-Zionist Tony Greenstein made his first steps towards anti-Zionism, when he was expelled from the school.<ref>https://azvsas.blogspot.com/2019/01/infamy-infamy-jewish-news-has-got-it-in.html</ref> He reports that the school was steeped in the Zionist ethos. “We never even heard the word Palestinian”, he said.<ref>https://x.com/PDeclassified/status/1562039448707117056</ref> Today the ethos of the school encourages “positive identification as being part of the Jewish family, Israel etc.”<ref name="Ethos">https://web.archive.org/web/20241113101713/https://kingdavid.greenschoolsonline.co.uk/Information/Jewish-Ethos/</ref> Students study “Israel in Geography” have “the opportunity for Year 9 pupils to experience living at [[Kibbutz Lavi]], as well as prospective annual trips to Israel”.<ref name="Ethos"/> There is an Israel club and tutor groups are named after “four regions of Israel”. The school marks “Israel Independence Day” and involves “an Israeli-style breakfast” and “some sort of celebration”.<ref name="Ethos"/>