
Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference in ensuring that we can provide the educational experiences our students deserve.


Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference in ensuring that we can provide the educational experiences our students deserve.

We are holding our annual Jingle & Mingle event on 17 December this year and hope to see even more past students and staff as we endeavour to keep growing our Old Boys Association.
The EGSOBA ‘Old Boys Association’ was founded well over 100 years ago and the aim is to keep in contact, share stories, network, support the school and enjoy a bit of social time together.
If you are an ex-student or ex-member of staff (however long ago or however recent) and would like to come along, please email the office with your RSVP (remember to include your full name in the email and, if possible, the years you were in the school).
Please feel free to share this invite to anyone who has had a connection to the school.
Another one of our students who is powering forward in the world of professional football; Lloyd Asamoah who has left us to follow his dream. Lloyd signed to the U18s Luton FC this September, starting his first year scholarship.
Keep the hard work up, Lloyd and we wish you continued success in your chosen path.
We were very fortunate to have Tim Allan visit our sixth form and give an inspiring talk to our students. Tim is a Public Relations Consultant and founder of Portland Communications, a political consultancy and public relations agency.
Tim served as a senior adviser to Tony Blair whilst he was in opposition and in government in the 1990s and also became the Deputy Press Secretary in Downing Street. He went on to become the former Director of Corporate Communications at BSkyB and earnt an MBA from INSEAD.
Throughout October, Black History Month 2024, the school immersed itself and celebrated Black History. We…..
To view our BHM Newsletter detailing everything that happened over the month, please click here: BHM at EGS Newsletter 2024
The 2024 theme, “Positive Male Role Models,” highlights the importance of fostering open conversations about men’s mental health and creating supportive environments where men can thrive. https://internationalmensday.com/
Let’s all take time to think about and appreciate the positive impacts that a close male relation or friend may have had on us and let them know they are appreciated and needed.
Happy IMD2024 to our students!
In support of Movember, this coming Friday, our Lower School students are encouraged to buy a moustache (20p) to wear for the day from the lower school – or they can wear one of their own!
We also ask that any spare money/change can be brought in to the lower school office to donate to the Movember charity (in support of men’s health and wellbeing)
Congratulations to Rio Mundle, who left school to attend Norwich City Football Academy and has recently been signed to Norwich City FC; his first professional contract.
Wishing you continued success in your football career, Rio!
#followyourdreams #careermoves #hardwork #selfbelief
Just prior to the half-term, our Year 11 Duke of Edinburgh boys who are completing their Silver Award went off to the Peak District for their qualifying expedition.
A challenge taken in their stride (literally!) ….. great experiences, great camaraderie, great teamwork, great scenery …. all in all, a ‘great’ success!
This time they stayed in YHA accommodation to introduce them to a budget and self-sufficient means of being able to visit destinations without costing a fortune.
The DofE is an inclusive award programme delivered to young people: “A chance to discover new interests and talents. A tool to develop essential skills for life and work. A recognised mark of achievement, respected by employers. The hope is that they have fun, make friends, improve their self-esteem, and build confidence”
#doDofE #dukeofedinburghaward #silverexpedition #DofEatEGS #lifeskills #personalchallenge #achievement
Here are the results from the games last week;
Congratulations to the winning teams and well done to all the boys who played in all the games:-)
It’s that time of year again and the music department have started their rehearsals for our annual Christmas Concert. Tickets can be purchased via ParentPay or contact Mrs Watson in the Lower School office.
When: Friday 13 December 2024
At: 7.30pm
Where: Main Hall, Upper School
Dress Code: No dress code but something joyful or festive would be great!
Refreshments & Snacks: Available from the FEGS licensed Bar