Yeshiva Torah Temima

When we walk into shivar toima a [music] sense an excitement amongst the bak and the bakham are so happy to be here it's remarkable to see the growth of every single bakr every single bak is in their in [music] their mid which I think is rooted in this in this personal sincere simp that they have in the [music] yeshiva come here to learn to stay to grow to enjoy themselves this is a place where they can be natural and grow in a way that is organic. >> One of my favorite things about this yeshiva is I can learn. I can be myself. I'm doing it because I want to do it and because I feel it's real. When you come into the yeshiva, you feel this sense [music] of like everyone has a mission that day. And throughout the day, you slowly complete the mission. Eventually, you just you become a whole new [music] person. >> A vital part of seeing monks of Bakim is the connection with the rabb with the parents, the parents of and really strive from that. when they see that everyone cares, everyone's involved, >> that hollow of the she was always available. They know where every kid's holding both in learning and academically and socially. >> I loved Omar Bame. There's so many stories how they they're always like there for me. My [music] 10th grade revy, he offered to learn with me on Chabas. I'm still like 2 years [music] into that. I'm still learning with him every Chabas. >> All the Rebe are easy to talk to, always open to talk to, always ready to talk to. I've had specifically with one of our I felt bad. I said I'm sorry I called it a delay. Like you can call [music] whenever you want. There's never too late. >> The get the bakum to understand the bakum where they are, what they're good at, what their challenges are, what they need, and how to connect with them that in that [music] way. I have two learnings with my rebim after Yeshiva. They drive me home and we're able to smoo and discuss anything. I've spent over an hour straight one time learning with my rebby over and over. I didn't get it. We went over and over and it was amazing. That is a rebatima. >> When I go in the street and people or rebim they say what's happening in toatima those boys they they're turning so good they're becoming such a bora. These boys really enjoy it. They they fight they want to understand the rash. >> [music] >> want to understand the tus and they're getting the sug and they're fighting to get it and it creates a ru an atmosphere of shaging bakim are tackling kazar and the shir they're taking on extra kabusas what more can you ask for is to have your son be in love with learning and if you can get that in a yeshiva that gives the proper guidance and and respect you can't ask for anything more >> we're very proud of the English curriculum that we provide these tell me with our teachers spend time preparing lessons that are engaging and interactive and the boys are learning the material so they can have the information they need to be assets to the community. Although we're all diverse, we all are able to meet together into one group. Even though we're not the same, we're all a little different, but we're able to group together and be the closest group of friends. We're like a family. >> Me and the boys from [music] grade 11 and 12, they're very nice. It's like we always like hang out, play pingpong, pool, play basketball outside sometimes or play baseball gets it. Halam they get the bakrim. They understand the bakram they know what they need to strike to flourish to grow. >> The whole yeshiva as a whole went to the cottage had a great time. There's lots of bonding moments and just being together as a yeshiva in one cottage going on boat [music] rides having barbecues kumzip. We went skiing the next day. It was in the winter. The whole issue as a whole just came together a very beautiful thing. >> I feel very strongly that there's a need an absolute need for to have the opportunity to send our son to Ishiva which can adapt to him and help him grow is unbelievable. >> This yeshiva fills a niche that a void that was needed here for many many years and we are extremely happy with our choice. If [music] you're in eighth grade, you should really consider Tar Pimac. It's a great place and I can say from experience, I loved it all four years. We invite each and every single one of you to visit and see firsthand the warmth and vitality of our beautiful yeshiva. [music]