He taught Torah, Mishnah and Talmud while they were sitting on the floor around a low table.

Later their place of study was moved to the basements of the founders of the village Shraga Fayvel and Dov Fishelzon, Math.

[3] In 1886, the population of Rishon LeZion was about 300, of which several dozen were children who needed proper education, so the establishment of a modern school was proposed.

The teachers had to create new words in Hebrew for tools and terms that did not exist at the time of the Bible.

The "reviver of the Hebrew language" Eliezer Ben-Yehuda was a teacher in the school and wrote textbooks as well.