• KS3 will take part in a special Book Project during Period 4 — a vibrant oracy session filled with discussion, creativity and a celebration of brilliant female authors and protagonists.
• KS4 & KS5 can join our Book Swap at lunchtime in B9 — bring a teen fiction book and discover your next great read!
• Friday 6 March – Inspirational Character Dress-Up Day. To mark International Women’s Day, students are invited to dress as an inspirational character from a book.

Think bold, brave, brilliant female leads who challenge, inspire and lead.

As an all-girls school, these events are especially meaningful — a chance to celebrate reading for pleasure and the powerful voices shaping our world.

We can’t wait to see your costumes and hear the literary conversations.

Bronze Winners: Marwa | Ruby | Amaal | Elizabeth | Ada | Bathrina | Takiah | Tasnim | Neda | Bareerah | Evin | Mehnaz

Silver Winners: Emily | Maryam | Karima | Zaynah | Lily-Bea | Aaeesha | Olga

Gold Winners: Sabrina | Ki'Tarra | Aleeza | Iqlas | Zeynep | Thenujaa

Even more exciting: based on national performance,five girls qualified for the follow-on rounds: Sabrina, Ki'Tarra, Aleeza, Iqlas, Zeynep - with a special shout out to Sabrina for GOLD BiS (Best in School)

We're super proud of everyone who took part and send our support to those students going through to the next round!

Here’s to joy, togetherness, and the best impromptu performance of Wham!'s 'Last Christmas' ever!

Thank you, Zerrin and Aasiya - we're so proud to see our students turning awareness into meaningful impact. If you’re on site this week, don’t forget to stop by and support our students' fundraiser.

Students learned a lot from the session and had the chance to ask officers questions about stop and search and modern policing issues. We were especially enthralled learning about riot equipment, public order and safety advice.

11 - 18 October

We stand together to say NO to hate and YES to kindness, respect, and inclusion. Spread love, not hate.

For more information about how to challenge and report hate, visit www.stophateuk.org

We are delighted to share our excellent summer 2025 examination results and congratulate all our students on their achievements. These results are a testament to our students’ hard-work and aspiration and we are so proud of them all.

• Attainment 8 – 52.01 (this is the average total point score achieved by students in their best 8 subjects and means that the average grade in these subjects was  a grade 5 (a strong pass)
• 70% achieved ‘5 GCSEs 9-4 including English and Maths’
• 77% achieved Grade 4 or higher in English and Maths
• 89% entered for the EBacc
• 25% of all grades were grades 7-9

These successes show that our culture which sets high expectations yet also provides support and care, means that all students can achieve. A huge thanks to all our parents and carers who work alongside our dedicated teachers and support staff.  We wish our young women the very best in the next chapter of their education knowing they have all developed the confidence to succeed in future challenges; as our motto says, ‘Onward Ever, Together’.

Since reporting on our GCSE results in August 2025, it has been a pleasure to further grow our sixth form, which is now over-subscribed. Please head to our sixth form page for more details if you would like to join us.

The students below were our highest achievers:

My thanks to all teaching and support staff for their commitment and care to our students and to all parents & carers for the support of their daughters and our school.

With love and best wishes,

Jennifer Gumbrell

Headteacher

Just back from an unforgettable PGL Watersports adventure to the Ardèche River, France..

- Two epic days kayaking
- 30km of winding rapids
- Sleeping under the stars in bivvies
- A few capsizes (all part of the fun)?!
- One leaky barrel... sorry Ms Green & Ms Hart! 

Wild water. Laughs. Adventure. Thank you PGL for adding to our ECSfG memory bank for an unforgettable summer 2025!

Thank you to all who attended and supported the exhibition. Your presence helped make the evening a memorable celebration of the arts within our school community.

What an inspirational programme for Black young people aspiring to work in Law.

Students explored the world of law, justice, and leadership — hearing from some truly inspiring voices, including:

Christine Ohuruogu — Olympic gold medalist for Team GB

CEO of the Raheem Sterling Foundation — championing opportunities for young people

Our students left feeling empowered, motivated, and ready to aim higher. Thank you, Kings College University, for an inspiring day out for our students.

Under Sba's guidance, students explored new techniques, experimented with vibrant colours, and brought their imaginations to life on tiles.

We loved seeing our year 7s' confidence grow as they learned from a true professional and can’t wait to see how today’s inspiration sparks their future creations. Thank you for sharing your creativity and knowledge with us, Sba Shaikh.

Think you know your Oscar winners from your Orwell? Join us, support us, cheer us on, donate..Let’s raise as much as we can for Enfield Women's Centre.

• Mon 30 June – Fri 4 July
• For ALL Sixth Form Students
• Sign up in SRC now to book your place

Ready to take your future to the next level? Join us for an unforgettable week of inspiration, discovery & direction during our Sixth Form Progress Week!

Hear from real-world industry experts in:
Business & Entrepreneurship
Science & Medicine
Creative Industries
Tech & Engineering
Law, Politics & More!

✅ Hands-on workshops
✅ Expert Q&As
✅ Real career insights
✅ Your future = your choice

Don’t miss this chance to get ahead, be inspired, and discover your future. Whether you're set on your path or still exploring, there's something here for everyone.
 

This week, our Year 9 and 10 students took part in a valuable First Aid training session as part of their Duke of Edinburgh Award preparation. Led by Miss Green, the session covered a range of essential life-saving skills, equipping the girls with knowledge and confidence to respond in emergency situations.

• Tues 24 June
• 6 - 8pm
• Holly Walk (upper site)

Congratulations, team – YOU DID IT!

Keep shining!

Choosing a career path can be overwhelming — not just for young people, but for parents and carers too. With so many options like A-levels, T-levels, apprenticeships, vocational training, and university, it can be hard to know what’s right, what’s available, and how to best support your child.

That’s why Local London Careers Hub East is hosting a FREE event for parents, carers, and young people aged 14 to 18 in Enfield.