What is Noar?
Noar is an exciting opportunity for Year 7 and 8 participants to connect with FZY and their Jewish identity whilst having fun with their friends! This programme aims to create a space where participants can learn, be creative, make friends, work with their peers, and ultimately have fun.
When?
There will be 16 sessions held across the year of two varieties. The first three sessions of the year will be on Sundays (21st September, 5th October and 19th October) due to Jewish holidays. They will then move to Tuesdays after school starting on the 28th October. The sessions take place on a fortnightly basis from 5-7PM.
Where?
Through fortnightly sessions across the year ranging from wide games to team-building activities, we hope Noar inspires young people to take on new challenges and become leaders within their community.
This programme costs just £149 for the 20 sessions across the year!
Some sessions will take place in-house at one of our local venues, and others will take place at external venues. The in-house sessions will take place at a venue in Edgware, announced upon sign-up. External venues will also be mainly in North-West London.
Thinking ahead? Signing up to the Noar Programme includes a discount to Summer Camp 2026!
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Click here for the Important Information Booklet.
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Click here for the Cancellation Policy
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Click here for the Code of Conduct.
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Click here for the Payment Schedule.
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Click here for the Terms and Conditions.
For further enquiries, please contact joely@fzy.org.uk
WHY?
FZY sees engaging the younger Jewish generation as crucial for the future of the Jewish people and the future of FZY. The Noar programme aims to inspire younger participants to be a part of their community and encourages them to be creative and have fun whilst exploring their Jewish identities.