Adelaide, Thursday 23 February
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Massada College is fortunate to have a diverse international population and we are proud of the resulting multi-cultural atmosphere at the school.


Massada students learn to read, write and speak Hebrew in its modern form as it is the language of the State of Israel. The teaching of Hebrew also provides a means of introducing traditions and values. It also strengthens, the children's ties with Israel and its history. Jewish festivals and traditions often become enlivened by the knowledge and understanding of the language.

Games, quizzes, songs, dance, art and when necessary rote learning are all used to encourage a positive attitude towards the successful mastery of the language. Students work at their own pace on individualized programmes.