Immanuel College celebrates ‘remarkable’ 35 years
Hertfordshire institution to mark special occasion with alumni event on Tuesday 16 September
Hertfordshire’s Immanuel College marks its 35th anniversary this academic year, with its chair of governors hailing the “remarkable milestone” as the school celebrates the occasion.
The festivities kicked off on Friday 5 September with a staff and student party featuring DJ sets by alumna Leah Zimmerman and a special performance by Emma Kingston, a fellow alumna and West End star of Wicked.
The celebrations continue with the Immanuel College 35th anniversary evening on Tuesday 16 September 2025. Alumni, parents, staff and friends are invited to join the event complete with canapés, sushi, cocktails and live performances from current and former students.
Headteacher Dan Endlar said: “Immanuel College has always been more than just a school – it’s a community that brings together students, staff, parents and alumni with pride and commitment. Our 35th anniversary offers a wonderful opportunity to reflect on our past, celebrate the present and look toward the future.”
Chair of governors Daniel Levy added: “Reaching 35 years marks a remarkable milestone for Immanuel College. From our first students to today’s thriving community, we have built a legacy of academic achievement, creativity and Jewish values. This anniversary celebrates our journey while thanking the staff, parents and alumni whose support has shaped what Immanuel is today.”
- Tickets are £35 per guest and available here.
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