I am writing to outline the transition programme and enrolment procedures for Sixth Form. Please take careful note of the information outlined below, and ensure you keep all dates free to enable your attendance.
I am writing to you regarding the summer examinations for Year 10 and 12 students at Enfield Grammar. These are a particularly important set of exams for both year groups as they will indicate progress towards final examinations in 2019.
On the 22nd of March the regional finals of the UKMT Maths team challenge took place at Pimlico academy. The Challenge is a competition that gives students the opportunity to tackle a variety of engaging mathematical activities while developing teamwork and communication skills. The Enfield Grammar team was made up from Adam Demou, Matthew Parker, Lewis Pummell and James Purnell. The team performed admirably, gaining an impressive 30% increase in ranking compared to the previous year (even more impressively, the team had worked out this percentage increase for themselves). They enjoyed themselves immensely and the whole team would like to take part again as they are sure they can do even better.
Friday 23 March 2018 – 7.30pm – Main Hall, Upper School
Payment via ParentPay for Battle of the Bands is now closed. Tickets can still be purchased by email to cpenfold@enfieldgrammar.org
Is your child studying for GCSEs?
If so, or if they will in the future, you might be interested to know that GCSEs in England are
changing. The courses and exams are changing to ensure that young people have the
knowledge and skills they need to succeed in the 21st Century. The new GCSEs ensure that
students leave school better prepared for work or further study. They cover more challenging
content and are designed to match standards in the strongest performing education systems
elsewhere in the world.
Enfield Grammar School is celebrating CHINESE NEW YEAR Year of The Dog
RIBI Young Chef Competition Success!
The winners of the School Heat, Josh Gilmore, of form 8U and Luc Field, of form 7F attended the next round of the cooking competition at Redbridge College recently.
The judges chose to award Luc 2nd place. One of the judges, Lynden Davies, a professional chef who has cooked at No10 Downing Street, several premier league football clubs and Robbie Williams amongst others, declared Luc’s tandoori Pilaff dish ‘the tastiest main course of the day, superb’.
Well done to both boys for a fantastic achievement.
Spring 2018
Hello and Welcome to our new half termly SEND newsletter. We hope to bring you up to date with any changes in SEND policy, offer tips and guidance on how to best be informed of the SEND your students may have and tips and advice on how we can all work together to provide the best possible outcomes and for these young boys to grow into fully rounded adults.