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…..
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Some of our staff in their national dress:
Jack Petchey 2023-24 Award Winners
Although we all received the very sad news of the passing of Jack Petchey CBE last month, his foundation is set to continue recognising the achievements of young people for many more years.
EGS is fortunate to be recognised as Gold Award winners and our 2023-24 Jack Petchey winners for this year, as voted for by students and staff are: Ed H, Tamzid, Oscar, Taye, Tevaughn, Shakithyan, Jamal, Otis, Harris
CONGRATULATIONS to them all! These students have been outstanding in one way or another (achievement, commitment, overcoming challenge, contribution) which has been recognised by the school community. The boys have decided that the financial side of their awards go to the following areas:
To view the full brochure, please click here: HAF Summer Brochure
Click here for more information from Enfield Council:
Plus see below for other opportunities:
With the sponsorship of the Kasuma Trust and the Speakers Trust, students were given the exciting opportunity to visit the Charles Dickens Museum last week.
The museum’s education team delivered interactive and informative workshops and guided tours, which allowed the students to connect with Dickens on a personal level and deepen their understanding of the Victorian era. Among other things, the students were impressed with the realistic table settings which very clearly demonstrated the class difference that persisted during the period, and they found the idea of having a pet crow rather humorous.
Supervised by Ms. Senior, Ms. Ishaq, and Mr. McKoy, the trip was a resounding success, with the students fully engaged in the tour and inspired by it. In fact, the students responded so well to questions asked that the museum staff commented, “They were brilliant!” at the end of the tour.
Overall, the visit was a valuable and enriching experience for the students, and one that will hopefully inspire them to explore their own creativity and imagination.
***Calling all creatives and thinkers!***
Enter our School Values Poster Competition and express what PRIDE means to you
The best entries will become posters around the school and used on our website and in next years planners!
Our school council students were discussing the what the school motto actually meant to them and how that sat within our EGS school community ethos. They came up with the following words that they felt encompassed everything:
They then realised that it spelt PRIDE and so came about our new school values……completely created by the students!…Perfect!
What Makes A Winning Poster?….
Stand out with unique design elements that catch the eye and spark interest.
Clearly connect your artwork to the theme of Pride in our school values.
The values should be easily recognisable and understood by anyone viewing the poster.
Use of colour, balance, typography, and overall layout to create a visually appealing poster.
Judging:
Entries will be judged on how well they meet these criteria by a panel of teachers and special guests.
Entry deadline: Friday 24th May
All entries must be emailed or hand delivered to Mr. Collins or Dr. Currie
TERROR KID – by Benjamin Zephaniah
Our Pupil Librarians have chosen this book for May.
A great book showing how easily we can be tricked and led astray.
You will have Rico’s back the whole way, but he makes some poor choices and doesn’t realise what is actually going on.
Suddenly he finds himself in serious trouble……
Why not join us in reading our monthly book? Let the library know what you think of them 🙂
