Federation of Labor Ray Kelvin, founder of luxury clothing retail company Ted Baker Josh Kennet (born 1987), English-Israeli footballer David Joseph, chairman and CEO of Universal Music UK Bernard Lewis, founder and owner, River Island Joe Loss, musician Joe Sassoon, Successful Businessman and Industrial Leader Jez San, game designer, Argonaut Games Ian Stone, comedian Joel Samuels – DJ Luck, DJ Steven Reingold, cricketer Eyal Booker, Love Island Contestant Barbara Roche, Labour politician Jonny Benjamin, mental health campaigner References Further reading Black, Gerry (1998). A history of the Jews' Free School, London, since 1732. Tymsder Publishing ISBN 09531 110419. External links JFS official website OFSTED Report 1732 establishments in England Educational institutions established in 1732 Jewish English history Jewish schools in England Kenton, London Secondary schools in the London Borough of Brent Voluntary aided schools in London