We’re delighted to share that our Wellbeing Lead, Ms Culora, recently collected our Silver Award in recognition of the successful embedding of TIPs across Enfield Grammar School. 
As a result of this achievement, Ms Culora was also invited to join a borough-wide panel to share examples of best practice with colleagues from other schools.
A huge congratulations to Ms Culora and a heartfelt thank you to all staff for their continued commitment and dedication. 
As a school, we are proud to be part of the Enfield Trauma Informed Practice in Schools and Settings (E-TIPSS) programme, helping to create a school environment where every student feels safe, supported and ready to succeed.By embedding trauma-informed practices across our school, we focus on building positive relationships, supporting emotional wellbeing and helping students develop the confidence and resilience they need to thrive.
Our Voice Presents: Get to Know Health and Therapies: Event for parent carers, Monday 16th March
We are delighted to invite you to our next event for parent-carers of children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities on Monday, 16th March.
This is part of our series of events for parent-carers, which offer an exceptional opportunity to talk directly with the Heads of Services and other key professionals supporting the families of children with additional needs. In this event, we will focus on Health and Therapies.
We will be joined by the Designated Clinical Officer and senior representatives of services including CAMHS, Occupational Therapy, Physio, Speech and Language, Immunisation and Neurodiversity.
Our event will be from 10 am to 1 pm (registration from 9.30 am) at the Ponders End Family Hub on Monday, 16th March.
It will include:
- A Q&A Panel session
- Speech and Language workshop
- ‘Marketplace’ with representatives of services including Vaccinations, Dietetics, Universal Health Services and Continence
- An opportunity to book a 1:1 appointment with CAMHS, Speech and Language, OT or the Neurodiversity Team
More information about the event is available on our events page.
Book your place via Eventbrite here.
See also the event flyer and the event information booklet. (also attached to this email)
February marks LGBT+ History Month in the UK – an annual celebration recognising the achievements, contributions and history of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) community.
This important month raises awareness of the community’s history, struggles and successes, while highlighting both significant historical milestones and contemporary issues in the ongoing journey towards equality.
At Enfield Grammar School, we are proud to support and promote equality, diversity and inclusion for all. This month, students will take part in a special assembly dedicated to reflecting on the importance of LGBT+ History Month and celebrating the positive impact of the LGBT+ community.
#LGBTHistoryMonth #Equality #Diversity #Inclusion
To mark Children’s Mental Health Week 2026, we will be delivering a special assembly for Years 7 and 8 centred on this year’s theme of Belonging — exploring how we can develop our own sense of belonging and help others feel that they belong too.
The assembly will be followed by form-time activities and the creation of a ‘Belonging Pledge’ display. Every child deserves to feel accepted, welcomed, valued and comfortable in their environment.
Early Finish today at 12.15pm!
Thank you to all the students who donated towards our Non-Uniform Day today50% of the donations will be going to the school’s hardship fund and the remaining 50% to a local charity nominated by students.
End-of-Term Assembly will be held: a whole-school celebration featuring:-
Presentation of our PRIDE Awards (Passion, Resilience, Integrity, Determination, Empathy)
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Recognition of the top merit earners in each PRIDE category, who will receive Amazon vouchers
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Final messages and a well-earned send-off into the Easter break
HOUSEPOINTS Update:
With St Andrews out in front and Forty dragging their heels a bit, we need a big push from everyone next term to find out which house are the champions of the 2024-25 academic year!
- PRIDE: Passion, Resilience, Integrity, Determination, Empathy
- Great attendance, great work and effort, courteous, good attitude
Happy Easter everyone – stay safe, healthy and happy. If you’re revising, remember to take breaks, sleep well and keep hydrated.
See you all in 2 weeks!
School has now closed it’s door for this festive season.
Form all our staff, we wish all our EGS students and their families, and our Enfield community a healthy and happy time.
We shall see you in 2025!
As the academic year flies by, we are met with financial challenges that impact our ability to provide many of the additional enrichment experiences that have always been a vital part of our student’s education. Activities such as school trips, cultural capital days, school clubs and inspiring science events, are no longer as feasible as they once were.
These experiences are not mere luxuries; they are an essential part of our students’ education, fostering growth, inspiration, and a well-rounded learning environment. For many of our boys, particularly our boys who may not have access to these opportunities outside of school, these activities offer exposure to new ideas, perspectives, and skills.
To ensure that we can continue offering these enriching opportunities, we are seeking your help. Your generosity will have a direct impact on the education of both our current and future students, allowing them to benefit from the full spectrum of experiences that help inspire, motivate, and develop well-rounded individuals.
If you are able to donate towards this, please follow this link to our GoFundMe fundraising page: https://gofund.me/0bf74bd8
OR via this QR code:
Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference in ensuring that we can provide the educational experiences our students deserve.
Please contact our finance office directly at [email protected] if you would like to discuss other ways to donate or support. Your generosity will directly support enrichment activities, ensuring that every student has access to a full and inspiring education.
Thank you for your continued support and dedication to Enfield Grammar School.
Mr C Lamb
Headteacher
To celebrate Men’s Health Awareness Month, our Book Of The Month is ‘Positively Teenage’ by Nicola Morgan.
The library has helpful books covering a whole range of worries that teenagers may have. The books include positive strategies for healthy minds and bodies, and will give you reassurance that you are not alone. The books will be on display (they can be borrowed) in the library. If you are not sure, please speak to Mrs Rudolph, Library Manager.
Positively Teenage gives you tools to approach your teenage years with optimism and understanding and to develop real wellbeing for life.
The media so often portray adolescence negatively but this book shows you how to approach these years far more positively so that you can really flourish and be in control. You’ll find simple strategies to develop a positive attitude, growth mindset, self-understanding, determination and resilience and you’ll see how those strengths will help you cope with any challenges, enjoy life and achieve your potential.
Full of practical, proven strategies for physical and mental health, Positively Teenage will show you lots of ways to flourish physically and mentally – from doing things you enjoy to learning new skills; looking after your diet, exercise and attitude to being healthy online; getting great sleep to understanding your personality – allowing you to take control of many areas of your life. With these new strengths and skills, you can survive any storms and thrive on the challenges of your exciting life.
Scattered throughout are POSITIVE BOOSTS: quick ideas for actions you can take to build positivity and wellbeing. Add them into your life and use your imagination and your new understanding to invent others.
Positively Teenage gives you the power to let yourself flourish, achieve and be who you want to be. Use your powers well! Be truly, positively, teenage! Stand tall, stretch your arms wide, take a deep breath and say, loudly (or in your head), ‘I can do this!’
“Nicola Morgan has that rare gift of being able to communicate science and make it fun.” Professor Simon Baron Cohen, University of Cambridge
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:
