We continue our journey to discover what books were amongst the top reading choices of our staff throughout 2019/20.
We start the year off with Mr Deay’s choice – Mr Deay was enthralled by this hard-hitting, gritty true story….see what he has to say…..
A song to remind us all that, whatever the kind of year we have all had, ‘What A Wonderful World’ we still have…. Goodbye 2020. Wishing everyone a safe Christmas and looking forward to a positive 2021….
Performed by EGS Teachers & Students / Produced by Mr Monk – EGS Music Department
Seems like Ms Alam was spooked by this atmospheric ghost story. See what she has to say about it….
This is our last Favourite Book for this year – hope 1 or 2 may have interested you enough to add it to your Christmas list!
We shall continue posting in the new year.
This week Ms Yarar lets us know that she would love to be able to jump into this novel…..a bit of escapism!
It’s Favourite Book Friday!
Mr Harcourt has told us that his favourite book is ‘Bounce’ because of the message it relays..
It’s Favourite Book Friday!
Ms Okuyemi introduces us to Things Fall Apart – “The sun will shine on those who stand before it shines on those who kneel under them”
It’s Favourite Book Friday!
This week is the turn of Mr Yildiz – “those who have a ‘why’ to live, can bear with almost ‘how'”
This week is Anti-Bullying Week 2020 with the theme of ‘United Against Bullying’
We want to focus on how we can unite together to help reduce bullying in school and online. We all need to work together to do this. No one in school should have to put up with bullying.
More information will be shared during school on your Daily Notices & Wellbeing Google Classroom
#enfieldgrammarschool #antibullyingweek #UnitedAgainstBullying
Anti-Bullying Alliance
In honour of International Men’s Day on 19th November 2020 we are asking you to consider what it is to be a man in 2020.
With the world constantly changing and evolving socially, the definition of being a man and ideas around masculinity have naturally changed and evolved too.
We would love to hear from you about your experiences and views on this. You can use any medium you like (essay, artwork, song, video etc), on your own or as a group.
Email entries to Miss Print by 19th November
