Bnei Akiva Schools

Bnei Akiva Schools Yeshivat Or Chaim and Ulpanat Orot are Canada’s leading Torah-observant, Zionist high schools.

Yeshivat Or Chaim (founded 1973) and Ulpanat Orot (founded 1975) focus on an appreciation for and a commitment to Torah observances and values, while maintaining a rigorous academic program.

SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 2027 TRIPLE IMPACT FROZEN CLASSIC!
08/24/2026

SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 2027 TRIPLE IMPACT FROZEN CLASSIC!

Introducing... YOC Student Council 2026-2027!President: Jeremy KannerVice-President: Zechariah HorowitzJunior Vice-Presi...
05/07/2026

Introducing... YOC Student Council 2026-2027!

President: Jeremy Kanner
Vice-President: Zechariah Horowitz
Junior Vice-President: Aaron Friedman
Treasurer: Aaron Harris
Fundraiser: Gavriel Yunger
Convener: Adir Levovski

Introducing your 2026-2027 Ulpanat Orot Student Council! President - Ella Hass Vice President- Lily Weitzner Treasurer -...
05/07/2026

Introducing your 2026-2027 Ulpanat Orot Student Council! President - Ella Hass Vice President- Lily Weitzner Treasurer - Rebecca Suissa Junior Vice President- Charley Feintuch.
We are so excited to see what you all have in store for next year!

Mazal tov Osheir and Misha on finishing first and second in this year’s National Chidon HaTanach! Next up: international...
05/04/2026

Mazal tov Osheir and Misha on finishing first and second in this year’s National Chidon HaTanach! Next up: international competition in Israel next year. Thank you as well to coaches Joseph and Noam.

To mark Yom HaShoah , both schools held meaningful commemorative assemblies and programs. At UO, the Grade 11 Holocaust ...
04/15/2026

To mark Yom HaShoah , both schools held meaningful commemorative assemblies and programs. At UO, the Grade 11 Holocaust class led a program, preparing and presenting beautiful posters that told the life stories of various “Women of Valour” of the Holocaust. They also included a candle-lighting ceremony, thought-provoking remarks and an inspiring kumzitz. At YOC, students and staff participated in a candle-lighting ceremony and heard meaningful words from Rabbi Eddie Shostak. Students focused on different aspects of the Holocaust, including personal stories and songs, historical and contemporary Halachic questions, the evolution of Holocaust remembrance, and complex moral dilemmas. Thank you to everyone who helped on making these events so meaningful.

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159 Almore Avenue
Toronto, ON
M3H2H9

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