Established at the request of the Efrat Local Council, the Chativa and Beit Midrash place special emphasis on making Torah studies and general studies interesting and enjoyable. The school is a heterogeneous institution which tries to answer the needs of each individual student. In this effort the school makes use of special enrichment classes, tutoring plans and other reinforcements.

In addition to the formal learning, the school also has a number of informal educational programs, including day trips within Israel (approximately one a month), special Rosh Chodesh activities, creative projects, drama, and social initiatives centering around a variety of current-day issues.

The school day begins at 7:30 with Shacharit, and ends at 4 pm, including an intense program of Jewish studies. Friday is devoted entirely to limudei kodesh.