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Revision as of 18:15, 12 August 2025

Jewish Activities in Mainstream Schools is a project run by the United Jewish Israel Appeal the largest fundraiser for the Zionist entity in the UK and part of the Zionist movement.

There is also something called Jewish Activities in Mainstream Schools, a programme run by the largest Zionist fundraising charity in the UK, the United Jewish Israel Appeal. According to the UJIA it is run in around 35 English and Scottish schools, mainly in Glasgow, Manchester and London. According to the UJIA they create “JSocs” at these schools. They use these as a vehicle for the radicalisation and indoctrinating of Jewish pupils into the Zionist movement. They do this by presenting them with opportunities to be recruited into the Zionist movement. These are presented as if they are just “Jewish” activities. Among the largest JSocs according to the UJIA are those at Haberdashers’ School (formerly known as Haberdashers’ Aske’s). As I have previously noted, this school provides a hothouse environment for recruiting lifelong Zionist activists, particularly into the racist Zionist youth group Habonim Dror. Amongst alumni from the entertainment industry were: Matt Lucas, Ashley Blaker (Little Britain), Robert Popper, (commissioned Bo’Selecta and produced two series of Peep Show). David Baddiel and Sacha Baron-Cohen (Ali G, Borat, spokesperson for the ADL).


Jewish Activities in Mainstream Schools

UJIA list of schools involved - March 2016.
Name of School Local Authority Intake gender and age Other educational institutions at the same postcode 'Jewish activities' Orientation to Zionism/Israel Donors Notable Zionist alumni
Aldenham School London
Altrincham Grammar School Manchester
Bancroft's School London
Belmont House School Glasgow
Bury Grammar School for Girls Manchester
City of London School for Boys London
City of London School for Girls London
Clifton College Bristol ?? ?? Trevor Chinn[1]
Francis Holland London
Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School London Sam Wolfson
Haberdashers' Aske's School for Girls London
Henrietta Barnett School London
Highgate School London
Hutchesons' Grammar Primary School Glasgow
Hutchesons' Grammar Secondary School Glasgow
King David High School Liverpool
Langdon College London
Latymer School London
Manchester Grammar School Manchester
Manchester High School for Girls Manchester
Mearns Castle High School Glasgow
Merchant Taylors' School London
North London Collegiate School London Abigail Wolfson
Northwood College School for Girls London
Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School for Boys London
Royal Masonic School for Girls London
South Hampstead High School London
St Albans Girls' School
St Helen's School London
St Paul's School London
St Paul's Girls' School London
University College School London
Watford Grammar School for Boys London
Watford Grammar School for Girls London
Withington Girls' School Manchester

See also

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