Overview
- Immanuel College said it will not close after striking a deal to secure its future.
- The school said significant funds have been committed to support long-term investment.
- The agreement remains subject to regulatory checks and due diligence.
- Parents reportedly raised £13 million toward the effort, according to the Jewish Chronicle.
- The original closure plan followed a fall in pupil numbers linked to VAT on private school fees and the growth of Jewish state schools.