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Master knows every one of its pupils by first name

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Imagine a school where 100% of pupils achieve grades A* to B in Jewish Studies and Modern Hebrew GCSE examinations

Our daughter experienced Israel on a spiritual level on the Immauel College Israel Trip - she came back a different child, more thoughtful and understanding of others.

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Immanuel Mathematicians Rise To The Challenge

Congratulations to the Immanuel College Year 7 and 8 pupils listed below who achieved impressive results in the latest UKMT Junior Mathematics Challenge held on 29th April, thus extending the College’s fine form in these events:

Gold

Oscar Koslover (and best in Year 8)
Gavriel Nussbaum
Daniel Berenson (and best in Year 7)

Silver

Asher Dworkin
Jamie Saleh
Nicole Maltz

Bronze

Kelly Shimon
Danny Sint
Saul Elek
Zach Harris
Simon Fattal
Samuel Koslover
Gaby Bush
Joel Greenbaum
Taryn Melnick
Jonathan Rashti
Louis Gertler
Oriel Shapira

In Years 9 to 11, top mathematicians Chana Bernstein, Aaron Rudolph, Joseph Berenson and Samuel Hilsenrath were invited to take part in the United Kingdom Mathematics Trust European Kangaroo Mathematical Challenge. These pupils were chosen based on their exceptional scores in the UK Mathematics Challenge. Over 5.5 million students from 46 countries in Europe and beyond took part in the 2010 Kangaroo paper. Being invited to take part in the Kangaroo Challenge is an impressive accomplishment itself, and to top it off Chana Bernstein scored in the top 25% of the 5.5 million participants worldwide, a magnificent achievement.

Why not try your skill at a Kangaroo Challenge problem? A woodcutter chops logs in the forest. He chops one log at a time, splitting it into two smaller logs. Once the woodcutter has finished, he has made 53 chops and ended up with 72 logs. How many logs did he start with?

A) 17 B) 18 C) 19 D) 20 E) 21