Here is your round-up for the month of September….
Behaviour, courtesy, uniform, work ethic, involvement, helpfulness, beautiful books, attendance, and of course, ‘tant que je puis’ (as much as I can) is all taken into consideration plus much more – so just be the best version of YOU!
Watch out for the monthly updates to see how your House is performing….
What position will your house be in at the end of October??
Parents of Years 5 and 6 ………
Join us on Monday evening at Enfield Grammar School for our Open Evening where you will have the opportunity to explore our school, meet our staff, and discover what it is like to be a student at our school.
Guided tours will be taking place throughout the evening on both sites. Small group tours will be accompanied by students who will be happy to answer your questions and tell you about their journey at Enfield Grammar School.
Refreshments will be available from FEGS.
The Headteacher’s speeches will take place at the Upper School Site at:
Lower School Site – Parsonage Lane, EN1 3EX
Upper School Site – Market Place, Enfield, EN2 6LN Please note: the entrance road off the high street by the Nationwide building society is closed to vehicles and therefore the only access to the school is via Little Park Gardens between Trinity Church and the Bus Station
Click the image or scan the code to register:
Details and application in the google classroom or speak to your form tutor.
Look at all of these opportunities! Experienced or not….everyone is welcome. Learn to play, develop your skills, enjoy performing, make friends – there’s something for everyone.
PLUS, if singing is your thing then EGS Voices (choir) are back as well.
Just come along or pop over to speak to one of our music teachers: Ms Green, Mr Escott, Ms Somers
Today we celebrate Teddy’s achievements and success in the world of athletics. He is definitely one to watch out for in future world championships and the Olympics. Here is a rundown of his successes so far:
Congratulations, Teddy, on all you well-deserved achievements and medals – we are so proud to have you as one of our students!
We wish him all the best in his final year of sixth form where he is studying PE and Sociology A-levels and Level 3 Applied Science.
If your son is involved in/has achieved something that you are proud of, please let us know so we can celebrate him.
The first meeting of this academic year is on Wednesday 18 September at 7.30pm – it would be wonderful to see some new faces come along – all parents/carers, friends & family, school staff are welcome.
With the first full day of all students back in/completing induction nearly over, we have to say it was lovely to have the ‘school buzzing’ again.
We hope the Year 7s enjoyed their introduction to their new school day and that our new Year 12s are settling in.
Now it’s time to get the ball rolling with students gathering up as many house points as possible! There is everything to play for and we already have some scores on the first day back!
Behaviour, courtesy, uniform, work ethic, involvement, helpfulness, beautiful books, attendance, and of course, ‘tant que je puis’ (as much as I can) is all taken into consideration plus much more – so just be the best version of YOU!
Watch out for the monthly updates to see how your House is performing….
We can’t wait to see you all back in school next week!
We have been celebrating all things Asian in school over the past month including a couple of cultural days, themed lunches, literature, cooking lessons, art and much more…..
Click here for Ms Faverjon’s SAHM Newsletter:
Some of our staff in their national dress:
