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Parashat Ha’azinu is the 53rd weekly Torah portion in the Book of Devarim. “Ha'azinu” translates to “listen” and consists of a 70 line song recited by Moses to the people of Israel on the last day of his life.
May we all be written and sealed in the Book of Life and join together to celebrate joy and pride in our children.
This week's parsha, Nitzavim, translates to "you stand," which marks a pivotal moment in Jewish history. As Moses approaches the end of his life, he gathers all Israelites before G-d to reaffirm the covenant between the Almighty and the people of Israel.
During the past week, we have been fortunate to welcome representatives from Tel Aviv University to Elsa High School.
On Friday 27 September, we played a football match against ISF, and we won 5-1! It felt amazing to be part of such a strong team effort. Everyone worked hard, and our communication on the field really made a difference.
I am excited to announce that we have kicked off this year's First Robotics Competition (FRC) preparations after an amazing result last year.
On Tuesday 24 September our U14 Boys Football Team headed to Quarry Bay to face Island School. We were heading to the game with determination as this was our final few season matches.
This week the CSA U14 Girls’ football team played DBIS. The match got off to a good start with both teams attacking and creating opportunities.
In this week's parsha, Parshat Ki Tavo, Moshe speaks to the Israelites as they prepare to enter the land of Israel. Moshe reminds Bnei Yisrael of their obligation to bring Bikkurim, the first fruits, to the Beit Hamikdash as an expression of Hakaras HaTov, "recognizing the good", to Hashem for the bounty of the land. The second half of the parshat explains how G-d will give blessings and curses to the Israelites.