Enfield Grammar School is delighted to congratulate the outgoing Year 11 cohort on their excellent GCSE attainment. We are particularly pleased that a record 74% of students have secured grades 4 and above in both English and Maths, a pivotal achievement in opening doors to future success.
We are incredibly proud of how hard our students have worked towards their outcomes, be it the strings of top grades achieved by many or the excellent progress which reflects huge personal success for others, particularly when achieved in the face of challenging personal circumstances. So many of our students have truly embodied our school motto of “Tant Que Je Puis” (“As much as I can”).
We are pleased to have begun enrolling both our own students and, now in our third year of accepting female applicants, we are offering a warm welcome to students from other schools. We have worked hard to make sure our Sixth Form offers students the very best chance of success:
Our excellent A Level results for 2025 put us in the top 25% of schools nationally and our collaboration with Enfield County School means we offer an unrivalled range of subjects.
All students joining us in Year 12 will be given a brand new Google Chromebook to support their studies.
We remain open to applications on a first-come-first served basis so please explore our website for details of our courses and how to apply.
Mr Lamb, Headteacher at Enfield Grammar School, commented:
“I am really delighted to see the hard work of our boys come to fruition. I offer my heartfelt congratulations to the young men we have had the privilege to nurture these last five years. As ever, we are incredibly proud to have witnessed their journeys from boy to the fine young men they have become and we look forward to witnessing their continued academic and personal successes whether with us or in pastures new. We have really valued the partnership and support of the parents of our students and we thank our teachers and support staff for their ongoing commitment to the boys’ achievements.”
A-Level Results Day Press Release 2025
We are delighted to report that Enfield Grammar School A-Level students have achieved the highest recorded value added result. Students have worked hard to secure excellent grades with 37% achieving A* – B grades and over 70% securing A* – C grades. These improved results means that over 70% of students secured their first choice for university admission.
Many of our students are looking forward to attending the best universities after securing their places on a variety of prestigious courses.
Congratulations!
We are incredibly proud of the achievements of all our students including the 10 students who achieved average grades of A*-A and also those for whom lower grades represent a significant personal success. We continually strive to ensure each student is able to give ‘As much as he can’ no matter what their starting point when they joins us; this mantra has served our students well. We wish all our students well as they strive forward in this ever-changing world and ask them to stay in touch to help those who follow them in the coming years.
We are pleased that our students have gained places at top universities and on higher apprenticeship schemes. All students have the option to enter their preferred route of career or further study. This ranges from university, to apprenticeships, to scholarships and the ‘world of work’.
Mr Lamb, Headteacher Enfield Grammar School commented:
“I have really enjoyed working with our Year 13 students, especially seeing our first cohort of female students complete their courses at EGS. I would like to thank all the staff for their commitment in supporting students and their families. It is great to see so many of our young adults securing fantastic opportunities next year, not just at universities, but also with employers to follow degree apprenticeship programmes. We congratulate them and wish them every success as they move on. I look forward to seeing many of the class of 2025 at alumni events in the future”
A few weeks ago we had a film crew from America come in to school with Femi from Ezra Collective filming for Vice. Here’s the video featuring Femi singing, or should I say drumming our praises, and of course his beloved teacher Malcolm. It’s definitely worth a watch!
Femi is an inspiration for all the young potential musicians out there; follow your passion!
But also for those who have not yet picked up an instrument…do so, try it out!
If you’re coming to Enfield Grammar School in Year 7, you will be offered the opportunity to learn to play various instruments. Some of these opportunities will be thanks to Femi and TJ Koleoso who have given our music department 30 brand new trumpets and trombones!!….plus….Femi is covering the cost of one student to have individual lessons throughout his time at EGS…. 2025-26 is the year we can offer our new Ezra Scholarship!
Femi is a truly humble, generous and brilliantly talented guy who has a deep rooted sense of being and of understanding the youth of today and the meaning of community.
For one night only, we have our sci-fi themed summer concert!
Please feel free to get in the mood and come along in fancy dress!
FEGS will be providing a licensed bar and snacks on the night.
Tickets available via ParentPay.
Apologies but Richard Hale have cancelled for this Saturday.
Here are the upcoming cricket games:
What a wonderful day full of colour!
We had so many countries represented and it was lovely to see how proud students and staff were to wear their national dress.
We were also lucky to have a ’round the world’ menu for lunch created by our catering team which was delicious…..and, yes, many of us tasted every single dish!
Throughout the day there was poetry, quizzes, learning the greetings from each other’s country and teachers incorporated world culture within their subject lessons.
Pre-loved Uniform Sale tomorrow: 25 June 2025
Family Bingo next week: Friday 4 July 2025
It is with a heavy heart that we have to let you all know that our EGS legend, Mr Peter Gross, has passed away. Our thoughts are with his friends and family at this time. It has been wonderful to read all the messages from staff and ex-students that have been pouring in (via email, Facebook and on the EOGFC Instagram), which just affirms what a positive impact this gentleman had on the ‘EGS family’ for many many years…and still does. We were honoured to know him. RIP Peter Gross.
June is Gypsy, Roma And Traveller History Month and we have chosen, ‘The Pearl Thief’ by Elizabeth Wein as our Book of the Month.
Julie Beaufort-Stuart is a teenager who has returned from boarding school to spend one last summer on her grandfather’s Scottish estate. The old man has died and the estate is being sold to cover his debts. But there is more to this….. A man is missing, presumed murdered and the blame is falling on the McEwens, a family of Travellers, whom Julie has known for as long as she can remember. Set in 1938, the story is one of grudges, secrets, strangers, prejudice and class division, as well as a coming-of-age story and mystery.
Suggested reading for Year 10+
