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Our Students

Growing in Torah, prayer, and character

Students at the Breslov Talmud Torah in Uman learn Torah, engage in daily prayer, and develop middot within a caring educational community. These children should be sitting in class, not worrying how their family will get through the month. Your donation pays for scholarships, tuition, learning materials, meals, and the daily life of the Breslov Talmud Torah in Uman — so a child can learn today and become a ben Torah, a scholar, and a source of pride for his family tomorrow.

Boys in gold crowns at the Mesibat Chumash head table, with Chumashim and gifts in front
Mesibat Chumash at Keter Torah — the boys begin Chumash
Students at the Mesibat Chumash celebration in Uman
A day of Torah and joy for the children of Keter Torah
Young students participating in the Chumash celebration
Every child at the table is a student we work to keep in Talmud Torah
Boys seated for Mesibat Chumash at Keter Torah Uman
Mesibat Chumash · Breslov Talmud Torah, Uman
Children celebrating the start of Chumash study
Beginning Chumash — a milestone in a child's learning
Mesibat Chumash ceremony at Keter Torah
Keter Torah Uman · Mesibat Chumash
Students and teachers during the Chumash seudah
Teachers, students, and a hall full of Torah
A young boy in a gold crown speaking at the microphone during Mesibat Chumash
A child reciting at Mesibat Chumash
Students wearing gold crowns at the Chumash celebration
Crowned for the day they begin Chumash

Torah learning

Focused study that builds knowledge and love of Torah — including the day a child begins Chumash.

Prayer

Daily tefillah as a foundation of spiritual life.

Education

Age-appropriate learning in a supportive school setting, kept open by scholarships.

Character development

Middot and responsibility woven into daily life.

Spiritual growth

Connection to Breslov teachings and inner work.

Community

Belonging, celebration, and mutual care among students and families.