Jewish Activities in Mainstream Schools
UJIA JAMS is a project of the UJIA Jewish Life Education Centre supporting young people in leading Jewish activities in mainstream secondary schools.
The project works with over 25 schools throughout the UK, and is regularly developing resources and programmes for more than 1000 pupils, enabling them to learn and teach each other about a wide range of Jewish topics.
JAMS provides speakers from across the Jewish community who are keen to facilitate learning sessions with young people.
Additionally, the project provides training and development opportunities for Jewish Society (J-soc) chairs and committee members, ensuring they have the skills and capabilities to provide for their fellow pupils today, and go on to be involved communal leaders in the future.
Here are some resources and information tailored to support J-socs with running their committee and their activities at school.
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This package contains ready to run sessions on the topic of Holocaust Memorial Day, Yom Hashoah and anti-Semitism. All files contain a resource that can be picked up and used for a 10-20 minute assembly. Throughout the text, there are also suggestions for activities to run if ...
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Over the last academic year, UJIA JAMS helped with more sessions than ever before as well as increasing in the amount of schools we operate in. This term we have produced a bigger and better programme for you to access. The brochure has many different elements as opposed to ...
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This session from the Urban Jewz cours Jamming in Jewish London brochure provides some historical context to the life, culture, and challenges of the London Jewish community.
The session explores similarities and differences between the participants’ generation and that of ...
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This package is full of resources about the festival (chag) of Pesach. Some of the resources include ideas for programming using, art and games. There are resources for Seder night, school assemblies and more.
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This package contains ready to run sessions on the topic of Purim. The package contains a resource that can be picked up and used for a 10-20 minute assembly. The aim of this is so that J-Soc chairs or any speaker is able to pick up the resource and run with it themselves, using ...
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This package contains 2 ready to run sessions on the topic of Rosh Hashanah. The first file contains a ready to read nosh and learn session for lunchtime sessions that are between 30 minutes to an hour long. The aim of this is so that J-Soc chairs are able to pick it up and ...
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The UJIA JAMS programme has expanded and now includes a campus preparation programme in partnership with The Association of Jewish Sixth Formers (AJ6) and The Union of Jewish Students (UJS). The programme works with Jewish sixth formers delivering a range of exciting, innovative ...
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Welcome to the UJIA Jewish Student Survival Guide 2009.
This guide is designed to help you choose which university to go to, familarise yourself with the exciting times awaiting you when you get there, and outline the different Jewish atmospheres available for you to choose ...
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This package contains ready to run sessions on the topic of Tu B’shvat and Environmentalism. The first file contains a resource that can be picked up and used for a 10-20 minute assembly. Throughout the text, there are also suggestions for activities to run if your session is ...
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This package contains the first of many UJIA JAMS Newsletters which will be distributed by email and available online twice during the academic year.
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