Bialik. Welcome
Acknowledgement
We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people as the traditional owners of the land on which we learn.
We thank Elders past, present and emerging for guarding Country and for reminding us of the importance to tread lightly.
We also acknowledge the Elders of the Bialik community who, in 1942 – a time of tragedy and horror for the Jewish people and for so many others around the world – visioned and developed Bialik College as a new type of schooling for the youngest members of our community.
Message from the Principal
Bialik. Welcome home.
We are proud to be Melbourne’s oldest Jewish school, founded in 1942 with a vision of nurturing Jewish identity, courage and excellence. Today, that same spirit lives on. From our awardwinning early learning through to our world-class VCE results, Bialik offers a truly outstanding education from three months to Year 12 – all on one vibrant state-of-the-art campus.
We are a pluralist Jewish school – a community in which every child’s Jewish identity is honoured, and where differences are celebrated. Our Culture of Thinking, developed in collaboration with Harvard University, empowers students to think critically and creatively, whilst our dedicated educators ensure that every child is known, valued and supported.
At Bialik, academic success and menschlichkeit (the act of being a good and kind person) go hand in hand. Our students are not only high achievers but also compassionate young people who are inspired to make a difference. Whether on the sports field, in the science labs, through Jewish life, or on stage in the performing arts, our students flourish in every sense.
This Prospectus will offer you a glimpse into the heart of the Bialik family. I warmly invite you to explore what makes Bialik so unique – a place of learning, laughter, ruach and belonging.
Dirchu na Oz – Step Forth
with Courage.
Jeremy Stowe-Lindner PRINCIPAL
Big Picture
SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU, BIG ENOUGH TO EXCEL
One Campus, One Community
Our school cares, nurtures and educates children from 3 months old until their completion of Year 12 on our campus in Hawthorn.
Drop-off and pick-up is in one location for the whole family.
Melbourne’s Oldest Jewish School
We are Melbourne’s oldest Jewish school and began as a Zionist Sunday School and Kindergarten in 1942 in North Carlton.
Strong Supportive & Inclusive Community
Our Parents’ Association (BCPA) is an active and an invaluable part of our school.
Our BCPA organise fundraisers and friendraisers as well as cooks, sells and distributes food for major chaggim (Jewish festivals).
They bring ruach (spirit) to school!
Jewish life is the heart and soul of the school. Whole School Kabalat Shabbat
We draw on Chaim Nachman Bialik’s poetic Hebrew words “Dirchu na oz”, meaning “Step forth with courage” as we nurture a new generation of leaders.
Jewish Life at Bialik
We live the rhythms of Jewish life as we celebrate festivals, mark milestones, connect to Israel, support our community and learn from our heritage in formal and experiential learning contexts.
We are inspired by values from Torah (Bible), traditions, history and great thinkers whilst equipping students with skills, and a love of Judaism and Israel, to live as proud, caring and engaged members of the Jewish community.
A school wide picnic Shabbat celebrating the launch of our new Science & Library wing.
No child need miss out on a Jewish Education.
FEE ASSISTANCE
We offer Fee Assistance to eligible families.
SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES
Check our website for opportunities.
Quantum Shabbat
Our Ethos
THE VALUES THAT WE EMBRACE - BE YOUR BEST
Pluralist Judaism
As a pluralist Jewish school, we embrace an inclusive approach to Judaism, welcoming and teaching diverse traditions from across mainstream Jewish practice.
We are Zionist
Proudly Zionist, our students enjoy learning about the complexities and riches of life in Israel.
We engage in thoughtful discussions about the ideal vision for the modern state of Israel, grounded in values from the Torah, our history and the Declaration of Independence.
Israel is both a physical place that unites us from our different traditions, views, beliefs and histories and also continues to be an inspiration for our community.
Jewish Life
We teach and celebrate the richness of Jewish life and provide an experience of Judaism that is embracing and outward-looking, whilst traditional at base.
Our students develop skills, knowledge and values that are essential for them to become active members across our Jewish community.
As our students mature, their engagement with Judaism becomes increasingly expansive, equipping them to make informed choices about their Jewish practice and identity.
Bialik
is Australia’s most consistently high achieving Jewish school. We want the best, so we learn from the best, working with our partners at Harvard University to provide a curricular experience that inspires and challenges.
Jeremy Stowe-Lindner PRINCIPAL
Cultures of Thinking
Our teachers bring Cultures of Thinking to life in every classroom.
Since 2005, in collaboration with Project Zero at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, we have transformed the way students learn - making thinking visible, sparking curiosity and fostering deep collaboration.
Through purposeful questioning and rich inquiry, our educators empower students to think critically, explore ideas, and engage meaningfully with the world around them.
Reggio Emilia Approach
For over 20 years, our ELC has embraced the Reggio Emilia principles, nurturing children’s curiosity and creativity through engaging with the environment and building relationships.
Wellbeing
At Bialik, every child’s wellbeing comes first.
We create a safe, inclusive and supportive environment where students feel valued and respected.
Our proactive approach builds emotional resilience and social confidence through dedicated programs in respectful relationships, social skills, health and wellbeing. These are led by our expert Psychology and Counselling Team, in close partnership with teachers and school leaders.
Bialik Children’s Centre
FROM 3 MONTHS TO 3 YEARS OLD
A Second Home
We focus on the needs and routines of the child and their family to create a secure and trusting environment.
The atmosphere here is homely and we try to make our centre feel like your extended family.
Our team is always available for a chat to support your family in our caring environment and at home.
Daily Meals
We make fresh, healthy and kosher food daily for our children.
Meals are eaten together around the table. It’s a social experience.
Our menu creates a positive association with nutrition and healthy eating.
Allergies
We are an allergy aware school. There are no nuts on our menu.
Specialist Educators
Our Early Learning Centre (ELC) teachers create vibrant sessions in Library, Music, Hebrew and Jewish Life, enriching each child’s learning experience.
Our older children have weekly sessions inside the Kinder area to assist with transitioning to Kinder.
Reggio Emilia Approach
Our educators have a deep understanding of the Reggio Emilia philosophy and incorporate the principles into our learning spaces.
Jewish Journey Starts Here!
Our children are immersed in exploring Jewish life and traditions, using song, dance and play to engage in meaningful ways.
Our approach allows children to experience the joy and relevance of Hebrew and Jewish culture in a fun and interactive environment.
Shabbat
Every Friday, our children come together to bake fresh challah to take home, creating a personal connection to the tradition.
The week ends in a beautiful Kabbalat Shabbat ceremony, where the children gather to welcome Shabbat with songs, prayers and a sense of community.
Birthdays
Each class makes a cake or cupcake together to celebrate class birthdays!
Opening Hours
Our Long Day Care is open 48 weeks of the year, from 7:15am until 6pm and on Friday until 5pm.
We offer flexible enrolment, with a minimum of two days per week.
Orientation for your Child
We work around you and your child’s needs when organising orientation.
Kindergarten
KINDER 3 + 4
Reggio Emilia Inspired
Our educators thoughtfully apply the Reggio Emilia philosophy, creating rich, responsive learning environments that spark curiosity, creativity and a love of discovery.
Two Years, One Community
Our Kinder children stay with the same group for both Kinder 3 and 4 - building a more seamless learning experience.
Kinder Hours
Our regular Kinder hours are 8:30am - 3:30pm, with an earlier finish at 12:00pm on Fridays. You can choose either a 40 week or 48 week program to suit your family’s needs.
Before & After Care
For added flexibility, our BOSH Club is here to help, with extended care available from 7:15am to 6pm and until 5pm on Fridays.
After School Extracurricular
Kinder Full & Part Time Options
Your child can have the best start in life and it can also work with your schedule.
Our Kinder 3 program is minimum three days a week.
Our Kinder 4 program is minimum 4 days a week.
Annual Music Concert
Enrol in extra swimming, gymnastics and basketball in our Sports Centre.
It’s so convenient for parents!
Kinder 4 Grandparents’
Kabbalat Shabbat
Each Kinder 4 class hosts a Kabbalat Shabbat, sharing their Shabbat learning with grandparents.
Purim
Kosher Food
We make fresh, healthy and kosher food daily for our children.
In Kinder, our children set the tables and meals are eaten together. It’s a social experience.
Our menu creates a positive association with nutrition and healthy eating.
Allergies
We are an allergy aware school. There are no nuts on our menu.
Jewish Learning
We provide our children with a deep and engaging understanding of all the Jewish festivals and traditions. Through handson experiences, we ensure that each child connects with the cultural and spiritual significance of these special occasions.
Hebrew Immersion
We have a dedicated Hebrew educator integrated into all our kinder classes to immerse our students in Hebrew language.
Buddy Program
Our Kinder 4 and Year 11 Buddy Program strengthens connections across year levels, bringing students together for school events like Shabbat.
Shabbat
Every Friday, each class participates in a meaningful Kabbalat Shabbat ceremony, creating a sense of warmth and community.
Make Fresh Challah
As part of the celebration, the children also make fresh challah during the morning drop-off, enabling parents to participate - creating lasting memories and reinforcing the beauty of Jewish traditions.
Hebrew Journey Starts Here!
Kinder children begin their journey with aleph-bet sounds, recognising their names and building vocabulary with topics such as fruits and colours.
Junior Primary School
PREP TO YEAR 1
Outstanding Literacy & Numeracy
Literacy
English teaching and learning is a key part of our Junior Primary curriculum.
Our goal is to nurture confident, critical, skilled, and passionate readers and writers.
We use the most up-todate, evidence-based approaches to develop rich learning experiences in the foundational years of schooling.
Numeracy
We explore the strands of number, pattern, measurement, space, statistics and probability. Students learn through games and open-ended tasks, participating in daily mathematical workshops. They are encouraged to think like mathematicians to problem solve, reason mathematically, build fluency and understanding.
Hebrew + Jewish Studies
Hebrew and Jewish Studies are taught by the same teacher through the iTaLam program, which combines Hebrew literacy and Jewish heritage curriculum with technology.
Using a ‘blended learning’ model, iTaLAM offers adaptive and personalised learning through games, animated stories and songs, making the experience both fun and effective.
Maths Beyond the Classroom
We partner with parents through Family Maths Nights, Open Mornings and home learning that connects directly to what children are exploring in class.
The Hebrew Journey continues
Our children continue their learning by exploring letters and sounds, reading and writing and growing their vocabulary.
Makerspace
A dynamic space where children explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths (STEM) through innovative, hands-on experiences that enrich learning.
With a strong focus on creativity, critical thinking and collaboration, students use real tools and emerging technologies to design, build and problem-solve. Building future-ready skills in a fun, engaging way.
It’s also a powerful way to integrate technology into everyday classroom learning.
Integrated Arts
Our classrooms feature dedicated wet-room spaces, allowing students to seamlessly incorporate creativity into their learning.
With art embedded in daily exploration, the classroom becomes a space in which multiple intelligences are encouraged and nurtured.
Music
We create opportunities for the students to explore instruments, experiment with sounds and develop their listening skills through interactive musical activities.
Singing songs, clapping rhythms and playing simple melodies help build their confidence while strengthening their understanding of musical concepts.
Through creative movement and group performances, they learn to express themselves musically and collaborate with their peers, fostering a love for music from an early age.
Two Years, One Cohort
Students stay with the same class for Prep and Year 1, cultivating stronger bonds and a more seamless learning experience.
Senior Primary School
YEAR 2 TO YEAR 5
Literacy
English is at the heart of our primary school. We nurture confident, skilled, and passionate readers, writers, speakers, and listeners.
Using the latest evidencebased approaches, we create rich learning experiences that strengthen language and literacy skills, inspiring a lifelong love of reading and writing.
BIalik in the Bush
Our Year 3s learn what it means to tread lightly
We explore sustainability, wetlands, water quality and more.
Numeracy
Students develop confidence in number, algebra, space, measurement, chance and data by applying problem solving, reasoning, fluency and understanding.
We tailor learning through enabling and extending prompts, ensuring all students are challenged.
Families play an active role through annual Family Maths Evenings, Open Mornings and weekly home learning, offering valuable insights into our Mathematics curriculum.
Science, STEM & Kitchen Garden
Science sparks curiosity and deepens understanding. Through hands-on exploration of physical, biological, earth and chemical sciences, students develop critical thinking and inquiry skills that shape their view of the world.
• Year 2 STEM Engineering problem solving.
• Year 3 Bialik in the Bush
• Years 4+5 Kitchen Garden Learning takes place in our state-of-the-art Kitchen Garden and outdoor learning areas.
Daily Lunchtime Clubs
Giving students fun, creative ways to explore their passions and make new friends.
Hebrew + Jewish Studies
We are immersed in Jewish and Israeli cultures every day, students engage in language, song and celebration.
Festivals are prepared for, learned about and breathed. Shabbat is part of the natural rhythm of the week and Hebrew language is not seen as foreign, but as immersive, valued and valuable.
Hebrew Extension
Students who speak Hebrew as a first language are provided enrichment.
Manhigut Peer Leadership
All Year 5 students have the opportunity to develop their leadership skills by working on a team with a leadership portfolio of their choice:
• The
• Marketing
• Jewish
• Environment
• Health
• School
Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
Our SEL program helps students navigate their social journey by building resilience, self-awareness, and confidence.
Through explicit teaching and reflection, students develop a growth mindset, empowering them to embrace challenges and thrive.
Smooth Transition
Our Primary School reaches Year 5, allowing our students to graduate a year ahead and step into Middle School in Year 6 to begin their secondary education journey.
The Arts
Drama, art and music are integral to our students’ broad learning and foster creativity, confidence and self-expression.
Performances and exhibitions feature throughout our annual calendar.
Middle School
YEAR 6 TO YEAR 9
Stepping into the Secondary School Experience
In Year 6, students start moving between specialist spaces like the Science, Art, Makerspace, gaining confidence and independence as they prepare for a new learning experience.
Jewish Life Informal Education
We bring Jewish life to the heart of our students’ experience. Through celebrations, camps, student leadership and meaningful conversations, we foster identity, curiosity and connection to Israel.
A highlight is Zio Sem in Year 9
A camp where students deepen their connection with Israel alongside Israeli leaders (madrichim).
Learning to Learn
Our Year 6 Transition Program supports students as they build key social, emotional and academic skills.
A range of staff work closely with students, from their homeroom teachers who provide consistency, to members of our Wellbeing Team who offer tailored guidance and care.
Together, they help students grow in confidence and feel ready for the next step.
Bnei Mitzvah
Bnei Mitzvah is a year long program for all our Year 7 students.
We focus on community responsibility and social action, as well as introducing students to the practicalities of performing mitzvot.
The program includes:
• A family roots research project
• A creative response to the research
• A Bnei Mitzvah ceremony with the whole class and family.
Private Lessons
As part of their Bnei journey, we offer all students private bar or batmitzvah lessons.
Duke of Edinburgh
As part of our Years 8-9 curriculum, students can take part in the Duke of Ed Bronze Award.
We offer four engaging electives that support achievement across all key areas:
• Voluntary Service
• Physical Recreation
• Skills
• Adventurous Journey
Entrepreneur Week
Run by a leading start-up, our Year 9 students are immersed in the world of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Across the week, students hear from inspiring guest speakers — all founders and leaders from the start-up world. They explore business models, social impact and emerging technologies.
By the end of the week, students bring their learning together to pitch their own ideas to a panel of experts.
Health & Wellbeing
We explore a wide range of age-appropriate activities to assist students in their social and emotional development at each stage of their Middle School journey.
This program seeks to develop key skills, helping students become caring and well-rounded menschen.
Electives
From Year 7, students explore new interests and passions through a diverse range of electives.
Languages include Hebrew & French.
STEM Enrichment
Students engage in cutting-edge workshops in topics like like artificial intelligence, prompt engineering, design thinking and problem-solving. Through hands-on learning, students collaborate, innovate and think like real-world creators.
A fun, future-ready way to build creativity, critical thinking and digital confidence.
Senior School
YEAR 10 TO YEAR 12
Outstanding VCE Results
Bialik College has ranked top three in Victoria for nine of the past ten years.
2024 Ranking
In 2024, 56% of students achieved an ATAR above 90, with a median ATAR of 91.25, reflecting our commitment to academic excellence.
Menschlich
A Bialik education is about more than academic achievement—it’s about becoming a good person who contributes to family, community and the world.
Guided by dedicated educators, our graduates embody the Bialik value of being their best and are ready to
– Step Forth With Courage into the world.
Leadership
Our Year 10 students participate in our Bialik ADVA Leadership Program.
Our Year 12 students can nominate themselves into the Mazkirut (leadership) program, assuming a role within a range of portfolios at Bialik, to introduce and drive initiatives to enhance Bialik life.
Our Mazkirim help organise and lead Friday morning tefilla, charity events, assemblies and whole school Kabbalat Shabbats in the amphitheatre.
ADVA Program
Empowering students to take meaningful responsibility for their kehilla (community), imagine its future, and gain the skills to make it happen. Leadership is part of everyday school life.
We enable students to see themselves as capable and influential.
Harmony Dialogues
Year 11 students join peers from five schools of different faiths to explore shared values and celebrate cultural uniqueness, fostering understanding and connection across communities.
Career Guidance
We provide expert career counselling and guidance to help students confidently navigate their future.
From alumni panels to our Subject Supermarket, we offer opportunities for students to explore career pathways and make informed choices.
Our dedicated Careers Department supports every student with personalised advice, resources and connections to ensure they are ready for life beyond Bialik.
Buddy Programs
Our Buddy Programs foster meaningful connections across year levels.
Year 11 students mentor Kinder 4, building relationships that continue into Year 12, where they buddy with Prep students for Pesach Seders, Shavuot and other chaggim celebrations.
Senior students also support high-achieving primary students in Mathematics mentoring, creating a culture of learning, leadership and community.
Jewish Life Informal Education
We bring Jewish life to the heart of our students’ experience. Through celebrations, camps, student leadership and meaningful conversations, we foster identity, curiosity and community.
It’s dynamic, engaging and personal — helping students explore who they are as Jews and Zionists in today’s world.
Programs
Visual & Performing Arts
MIDDLE TO SENIOR SCHOOLS
School Musical Production
A biennial dynamic collaboration between the Music and Drama departments, bringing together students from Years 6 to 12 as performers, band and production team members. Students audition and perform at The National Theatre.
YEAR 3
Drama Performance
This is a special performance for the whole year level to showcase their theatrical abilities.
YEAR 4
So You Think You Can Dance
Our Year 4 students take to the stage in a dance performance that showcases their creativity, confidence and collaboration. With opportunities to perform both as soloists and in groups, students are immersed in learning choreography, rhythm and expression.
YEAR 5
Grad Performance
The Year 5 graduation is celebrated with drama and musical numbers.
YEAR 7
Hip Hop Dance
An immersive program working with a choreographer.
YEAR 7
Italian Night
Showcasing their learnings of Italian theatre.
Music Programs
YEARS 4 - 12
Balik Rising Star
This biennial event is a Bialik highlight. Students must audition for this school competition. It is performed at Robert Blackwood Hall at Monash Uniersity, offering our students a unique experience of performing outside of the comfort of the school.
KINDER 4 + PREP + YEAR 1
Music Concert
This is the first opportunity our young students will have performing as a group on the stage.
SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL
Soirée Katan
Our young students’ first optional solo performance on stage.
PRIMARY SCHOOL
Singing Concert
This is an event for all of our singing students to perform on stage.
PRIMARY TO SENIOR SCHOOLS
Soirées
There are three Soirées each year where students can showcase their musical skills solo or in an ensemble.
MIDDLE TO SENIOR SCHOOLS Musica Bialika
An annual concert showcasing our bands and ensembles on the school stage.
Sport Programs
House Competitions
Athletics Day Years 2-12
House Cross Country Years 3-9
House Swimming Years 3-9
Interschool Programs
SECONDARY
• Weekly EISM Interschool Competition, 2 to 3 seasons
• Victorian Orienteering Championships
• VSAC Swimming Championships
• EISM Tennis Open
• EISM Golf Open
• Jewish Cup Competition – Soccer
• Hooptime Basketball Coaching Program
PRIMARY
• Kooyong District Association Years 5-6, 2 seasons: Kanga Cricket, Softball, Hot Shots, Volleyball, Soccer, T-Ball, Netball, AFL
• Jewish Cup Competitions –AFL, Basketball, Soccer
• Victorian Hooptime Basketball Championship
• SSV Tennis Competition
Sport Academy
DAILY SPECIALIST COACHING IN:
For Years 4 to 12 students who represent Bialik and/or invited.
• Sprints, Middle, Long Distance (Track and Cross Country)
• Swimming
• Athletics – Field Events
• Strength & Conditioning.
School Camps & Experiences
Senior Primaryy Middle School
Year 2
The first camp our students participate in is held at school. It’s an introduction to sleeping away from home.
WHERE: Bialik College DURATION: 1 night
Year
6
This camp focuses on civics and citizenship.
LOCATION: Canberra DURATION: 3 nights
Senior School
Chavayah
Years
10-11
A meaningful journey that deepens Jewish identity, strengthens the connection to Israel and fosters a strong sense of community.
LOCATION: Israel DURATION: 4-5 Weeks
Year 3
This camp is Outdoor Ed based and includes team building experiences and Jewish Life. Year 10 Leaders from Bialik assist on this camp.
WHERE: Mornington Peninsula DURATION: 1 night
Year
4
This camp is Outdoor Ed based and includes team building experiences and Jewish Life. Year 10 Leaders from Bialik assist on this camp.
WHERE: Mornington Peninsula DURATION: 2 nights
Year 5
This camp is Outdoor Ed based and includes team building experiences and Jewish Life. Year 10 Leaders from Bialik assist on this camp.
WHERE: Mornington Peninsula DURATION: 3 nights
Year
7
This camp is Outdoor Ed based and includes team building experiences and Jewish Life.
WHERE: Bass Coast DURATION: 3 nights
Hebrew Seminar Years 9-12
Led by our Hebrew teachers and Zionist madrichim, the seminar offers a rich, immersive experience in conversational Hebrew.
WHERE: Gippsland DURATION: 2 nights
Year
8
This camp is Outdoor Ed based and includes mountain bike riding and rock climbing
WHERE: Mansfield Shire DURATION: 3 nights
Year 9 Zio Sem
This camp is significant for our students. They learn about Israel and explore Jewish identity.
LOCATION: N/A DURATION: 5 nights
Autonomy Seminar Year 12
Focuses on students’ journey towards autonomy after school, exploring their beliefs, passions, Jewish identity and personal growth.
WHERE: Surf Coast Shire DURATION: 3 nights
New Caledonia Years
8-11
Open to students studying French, this exciting opportunity offers full immersion in a French-speaking country. It’s perfect for practising the language and exploring local culture and history.
WHERE: New Caledonia DURATION: 7 nights
Facilities
Kitchen Garden
The Kitchen Garden offers students practical experience in sustainable gardening and healthy eating, integrating environmental education into the curriculum.
Launch Lab & Makerspace
Our innovative spaces encourage creativity and hands-on learning, providing students with the tools and environment to explore science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) projects.
The Shuk
Our school canteen offers a selection of healthy food from soba noodle salads, fresh cut salads and baked goods. We always have a long line of students lining up to order from our menu!
Outdoor Open Spaces
Expansive green areas, including our athletics field and sports ovals, provide ample space for students to access during recess, lunch and sports classes.
Playgrounds
Age-appropriate playgrounds are designed to encourage safe play, social interaction, and physical development for our younger students.
Sports Facilities
Our Sports Centre includes an indoor swimming pool, three basketball courts and fully equipped spaces for gymnastics and gym exercise.
Our outdoor sports facilities feature a hockey field, several tennis courts, footy field and athletics track.
Community
Bialik College fosters a vibrant and inclusive community, engaging parents, alumni and grandparents to make our school a strong and vibrant community.
Bialik College Parents’ Association (BCPA)
Strengthening our school community through fundraising and events, bringing parents into the heart of Bialik life.
We welcome parent volunteers to help celebrate Purim, Athletics Day, Yom Ha’Atzmaut and Pesach.
It’s a rewarding way to connect and contribute!
Bialik Alumni
Our alumni network maintains strong ties with Bialik, participating in mentoring programs, reunions and sharing their experiences to inspire current students.
Grandparents
At Bialik, grandparents are treasured members of our school community, actively involved in their grandchildren’s learning and life at school.
Whether sharing cherished traditions during Kinder 4’s intimate class Kabbalat Shabbat, contributing personal stories to Bnei Mitzvah family roots projects, or enjoying the muchloved Grandparent Morning Tea, we create meaningful opportunities for connection.
Many grandparents also volunteer in programs like the Kitchen Garden, working side by side with students to plant, harvest, cook and learn together. These rich intergenerational relationships bring warmth, wisdom and a deep sense of continuity to our learning culture.
These programs exemplify our commitment to nurturing strong connections among students, families and the broader community.
Jeremy Stowe-Lindnerner PRINCIPAL
Parent Security Group (PSG)
Many of our parents volunteer to do security training and help keep our school safe.
Volunteering
Parents and grandparents, contribute significantly to various school programs, fostering a collaborative environment that benefits the entire Bialik community.
Principal Jeremy’s Educational (JED) Talks
Led by Principal Jeremy, these insightful sessions offer perspectives on Jewish topics, promoting continuous learning and engagement within the community.
