Pardes House Primary School - History

History

The school was set up in 1954 to serve the needs of the growing chareidi community of Golders Green. Originally it occupied premises on Finchley Road, moving later to East End Road, Finchley. In 1990 it moved to its present location in Church End, Finchley. Between 1997 and 2000 it was the boys' site of the combined Pardes House & Beis Yaakov Primary School. Since 2000 it has been a voluntary-aided school in its own right.

Around one in six pupils is eligible for free school meals.

The school acts as a feeder school to the associated Pardes House Grammar School, which most of the Year 6 leavers attend.


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