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Gallery

Life at Ufaratzta, in pictures.

A window into our days — the learning, the joy, the moments that make a school a home.

Boys celebrating a team victory outdoors
Boys celebrating a team victory outdoorsBoys Division
Talmidim learning at their desks
Talmidim learning at their desksBoys Division
Boys building a project together on the classroom floor
Boys building a project together on the classroom floorBoys Division
Boys collaborating around a table
Boys collaborating around a tableBoys Division
Boys enjoying a class outing
Boys enjoying a class outingBoys Division
Boys learning through a Monopoly game
Boys learning through a Monopoly gameBoys Division
Talmidim working on a hands-on project
Talmidim working on a hands-on projectBoys Division
Mishnayos Sukkah project board
Mishnayos Sukkah project boardBoys Division
Talmidim collaborating in class
Talmidim collaborating in classBoys Division
Talmidos baking together in the lunchroom
Talmidos baking together in the lunchroomGirls Division
Talmidos dressed up for Purim
Talmidos dressed up for PurimGirls Division
Talmidos smiling together outside
Talmidos smiling together outsideGirls Division
Talmidos coloring and creating in class
Talmidos coloring and creating in classGirls Division
Talmidos presenting a parsha project
Talmidos presenting a parsha projectGirls Division
Talmidos sharing a Chumash project
Talmidos sharing a Chumash projectGirls Division
A talmida showing her Shana Tova artwork
A talmida showing her Shana Tova artworkGirls Division
Talmidos working on a group art project
Talmidos working on a group art projectGirls Division
Talmidos exploring outside during a nature lesson
Talmidos exploring outside during a nature lessonGirls Division
A simcha at Ufaratzta

A moment we love

The morning of the upsherin.

Once a year, our whole school pauses to celebrate a first haircut, a first pasuk, a first taste of honey on the aleph-beis. It is the kind of moment that reminds us exactly why we do what we do.

In a parent's words

"Every pickup, my son runs out smiling. That is a picture no camera can capture — and it's the reason we chose Ufaratzta."

— A Ufaratzta parent