THESE ARE SOME APPRECIATION LETTERS WE HAVE RECEIVED OVER THE YEARS
Ruth Barnett after Knock Knock play performance
I did so enjoy the show last night. What a talented young man! Amazing that he could sustain that tempo for almost an hour and a half and cover such a lot of ideas and themes.
Alberto Carvalho
“I fully recommend this course because it is taught with passion”
Alberto Carvalho, Ulpan 2016
Kate Karni Cohen
“ I am very glad I came to this Ulpan. I found Nitza a very inspiring and charismatic teacher. I liked it when she explained the origin of word and links between words. She took time to mark homework. There was a very friendly atmosphere and the venue is very
Sarah Gordon
“The course atmosphere was excellent. Everyone was very friendly and it was nice to get to know other people from different classes. Nitza is so warm and kind. The venue was very convenient. “
Sarah Gordon, Ulpan 2016
Ruper Bawden
“The Ulpan atmosphere was outstanding. Hebrew can be difficult – it was made enjoyable and understanding. The Venue ( Central Synagogue) was very convenient and authentic.”
Ruper Bawden, Ulpan 2016
Menashe Tahan
I’d just like to express my gratitude and appreciation to Nitza and Robin Spiro for the platform recently made available to me by the Spiro Ark to deliver a lecture of interest and importance to the Jewish community.
The lead-up to the event was incredibly smooth thanks to the conscientious
Prof. Ken Goulding, Middlesex University Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Middlesex University is delighted to be associated with the Spiro Ark. After the successful establishment of the Spiro Ark at the University’s Hendon Campus this year we are now planning a number of collaborative initiatives, building on the extensive and successful programme of adults and continuing education which the Spiro
Lilly Amior
All praise belongs to one person and one person alone and her name is Nitza Spiro. You enthuse those around you and your approach is infectious. It is as simple as that.
Geoffrey D. Paul, Editor of the Jewish Chronicle, 1981, written to Mr Simcha Dinitz, Vice President, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Dear Simcha,
…I an delighted the Hebrew University has appreciated the significance for British and American jewry of Robin Spiro’s exciting educational project and you’d enjoy hearing something about it directly from him.
I think the University is going to get a lot of credit out of the project and
Giulia Miller
“Nitza and Robin have always been incredibly supportive of me. They gave me a book launch for my first book on Hebrew surrealism, and recently one for my second book on Waltz with Bashir. They are always very warm and treat me like a member of their family. I hope