Posing such question to Mr.Goot is inappropriate, Robert is a senior Barrister and lay leader not an Orthodox Rabbi or Dayan in the Beth Din.
I assume if there is a question about the Jewish status of a potential student the designated officer from the school board or administration would approach the Beth Din for a ruling, the Beth Din may seek the view of Chief Rabbinate of Israel in an extremely complicated case.

Dear Mr Carshino,
I assume that all who know me would never suspect that I am in the same theological camp as the Reform movement.
Over the last 35 years I have intervened to rescue Jewish youth and adults who were ensnared by missionaries, both Jews for J and similar groups.
Such cults are a cancer, they insidiously take advantage of the weak and vulnerable in our communities.
Consequently, I would respectfully ask that you to remove the reference.

The Halachic status of the individual is not determined by the congregation with which they are affiliated.
In Australia I would venture to say that a substantial proportion of individuals affiliated with Reform are Halachically Jewish.

Mr Carshino – I suggest you don’t visit Israel. The law of return allows for Jews of all denominations (including those you so stridently disapprove of). I am intrigued as to how you know what the vast majority of Moriah parents think, given that no-one has ever bothered to ask them – indeed the school still refuses to allow the parent body to have any informed discussion on the matter.

Your contention that observant Jews are limited as to where to enrol their kids is false. They can choose any school they want – including Moriah, Kesser Torah, Yeshiva and Emmanuel. Conversely the only Jews who are restricted are Reform or Conservative who are subject to the equivalet of a school Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign.

And while it may not bother you to have non-(Halachic) Jews in Moriah, the vast majority of parents differ.

You have a choice of sending your children to Emanuel or even Kings College, but genuine observant Jews are limited to where their kids are enrolled.

As far as I understand, Moriah is not a Yeshivah and unless I am wrong, it is not affiliated with Mizrachi or Adass or a similar ultra-Orthodox ,- therefore it is totally out of character to demand a certified chechsher for each child enrolled there. This is particularly galling when it discriminates against the child of a former student. Their future partners should not be your concern. They chiose their own from every walk of life these days unless iof course you have arranged or servile marriages going on there!

Sorry,- it looks like discriminatory practices by the school and we cannot complain when Jews are excluded anywhere else by non-Jews.