The school year will open in the city on September 1, 2026, with 76,299 students. Changes include smartphones kept out of classrooms at all secondary schools, Chromebooks for seventh graders at nine middle schools, and new preschools and daycare centers.
The new Ronit Elkabetz secondary school for the arts will open in Kfar Shalem on September 1. The complex includes 48 classrooms and was built at a cost of NIS 185 million.
Rainbow Park, a Hebrew-English preschool operated by the Newton Group, will open in early September 2026 at Atidim Park. No prior knowledge of English is required.
The new season will include series on cinema, love, music, history, philosophy and current affairs, featuring Yael Doron, Itai Anghel, Lena Rusovsky, Gil Shohat, Iri Rikin and others. Series prices range from NIS 380 to 500.
CET will operate an activity center at Dizengoff Center for children entering first grade. The pop-up will run from July 12 to 14, 2026, from 10:00 to 20:00, with free admission.
AliceCode's BUILD THE FUTURE conference was held on July 5, 2026, at Tel Aviv University's Smolarz Auditorium, bringing together around 1,000 girls, teenagers and women from the community alongside senior figures in technology, entrepreneurship and investment.
Israel Electric Corporation employees volunteered at Tel Aviv's Shoshana Damari special education school, leading an educational activity on electrical safety for fifth- and sixth-grade students on the autism spectrum.
Tel Aviv University's School of Dental Medicine and Beit Issie Shapiro have opened a course for sixth-year students on dental care for people with disabilities.
A Hanukkah celebration that takes children into the heart of filmmaking, with stories from around the world and behind-the-scenes encounters. Five days in which every child can feel part of the film.
To mark Israel's Memorial Day, a new Kan Educational miniseries follows four friends at a camp for IDF orphans who find laughter and hope together through their pain. It will air on April 15.
