and quiz, talks and cultural trips. Hebrew classes for adult learners are held on Sunday mornings and occasional talks related to Jewish cultural heritage are held throughout the year. Young people The community has made funding available for members of its B'nei Mitzvah class to attend Shemesh, the summer camps organised by RSY-Netzer, the Zionist youth movement for Reform Judaism. Young people are also encouraged to participate in Jewish holiday camps and in Europe tours and gap year schemes organised with Israel Experience. They also have the opportunity to join in local youth activities with Maccabi and JLGB, among others, and with RSY-Netzer. Beth Shalom has its own Youth Group, aimed at young people from age 12 upwards and run in conjunction with RSY Netzer, the Reform youth movement. After receiving a full Jewish education in preparation, the children of Beth Shalom members are provided with the opportunity to become Bar or Bat Mitzvah at the age of thirteen as part of the Shabbat morning service. Most young people learn to chant a portion of the Torah, reading directly from the Torah scroll on the occasion of their Bar or Bat Mitzvah. Wider community involvement Beth Shalom engages in social action projects in the wider community including raising money for Haiti and participation in Mitzvah Day and Human Rights Shabbat programmes. See also List of Jewish communities in the United Kingdom References External links Beth Shalom Synagogue website RSY-Netzer Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue on Jewish Communities and Records - UK (hosted by jewishgen.org). 1981 establishments in England Buildings and structures in Cambridge Jewish organizations established in 1981 Reform synagogues in the United Kingdom Religion in Cambridge Synagogues completed in 2015 Synagogues in England