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.
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.
The Psychology and Sociology Year 12 students ventured into Westminster with Mrs Baldwin and Mr Harcourt this week to visit the Supreme Court; which is the highest court in the UK.
They were given a guided tour through the courts and learnt about the role of the Supreme Court and some of high profile cases that have been heard in this historical building. They even got to sit in the gallery and listen to a live court case!
After lunch, the students then walked through Parliament Square, The Mall and gave the King a wave as they went past Buckingham Palace!
It was an interesting and enjoyable day for all, and even the rain could not dampen their spirits!
Here are the next FEGS events taking us up to the end of the year…
We will be avidly watching the 2025 EFL Championship play off on Saturday; following our two alumni battling it out on the pitch at Wembley.
Sydie Peck playing for Sheffield United and Romaine Mundle playing for Sunderland will be facing each other in an effort to win the match that propels their team into the Premier League!
Good luck to both of them!
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and in supporting MHAM, we have chosen, ‘The Teenage Guide To Stress’ by Nicola Morgan. Also, very apt as exam season has just started. This is a fantastic book which looks at the specific worries and fears of teenagers and suggests positive strategies for healthy minds and bodies.
It is available to borrow, along with other similar books, in the Upper School Library.
Congratulations to Ender in Year 11 who was one of the 20 young people appointed as a member of the Enfield Youth Council earlier this month; we wish him all the best in his new role!
This sounds like an amazing opportunity and a fantastic worthwhile hobby or potential career option…..
Unmissable Opportunity for Students with the London Fire Brigade!
https://www.london-fire.gov.uk/community/young-people/fire-cadets/
Give students the chance to develop real-world skills, boost their confidence, and be part of something extraordinary! The London Fire Brigade Fire Cadets program is now recruiting — a unique opportunity for students aged 13 to 17 to gain practical firefighting experience, leadership skills, and a qualification.
What will students gain?
- Teamwork & Leadership – Work together to tackle real challenges
- Communication & Problem-Solving – Think on your feet in high-pressure situations
- Confidence & Resilience – Step out of their comfort zone and grow
- Hands-On Learning & Community Service – Make a real impact while learning essential skills
- Level 1 Award in Fire & Rescue Services – A great addition to college and job applications
