On Monday 31 March, Kisharon Noé School on the Wohl Campus transformed into a fully immersive biblical experience, as school pupils and adults supported by Kisharon Langdon across all services were invited to step into the story of Passover through an interactive 10 Plagues Exhibition.
Designed to engage the senses and bring the Exodus narrative to life, the exhibition featured ten unique stations—each dedicated to one of the plagues that befell Egypt. Participants watched water turn to “blood” with the simple addition of red food colouring, felt the weight of “hail” through giant balls of ice, and experienced “darkness” by donning blackout sunglasses.
The multi-sensory journey encouraged exploration through touch, smell and sight, making the ancient story accessible and engaging for all. To enhance understanding, each stage of the exhibition was displayed on a screen in an easy-read format, ensuring inclusivity for all attendees.
Following the exhibition, the Passover story was brought to life once more, as everyone gathered to listen to a vibrant reading from an oversized, colourful and pictorial Haggadah-style book.
This unique event exemplifies Kisharon Langdon’s commitment to making Jewish heritage meaningful and accessible, fostering a sense of connection and engagement for all.
Eitan Cohn, Kodesh Lead, said: “Our pupils had a fantastic time exploring the Pesach story in our immersive ten makkos experience, as part of our Pesach preparations in school. The Pesach story is so central to the Jewish story, that it is very important to us to engage our pupils with it in a vivid and experiential way that they can really understand.”
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