Kesser Torah (school)
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Kesser Torah (lit., "The Crown of Torah") is a Jewish day-school in Sydney, Australia, run by followers of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. It was started in 2004 when Rabbi Pinchus Feldman handed over the Yeshiva College in Sydney (then under the aegis of the Yeshivah Centre) Dover Heights campus, student, staff, and debt to Meir Moss for one million dollars.
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