This week our inspiring Year 12 student Zerrin took her creative passion for global awareness one step further. After delivering a powerful assembly with Aasiya about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan, Zerrin used her artistic talent to design and sell her own festive cards , raising money for UNICEF and the Red Cross. Zerrin's creativity and commitment to helping others embodies our school values.

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.

THANK you Met Police for visiting our upper site today to give such an insightful talk about the Territorial Support Group (TSG)!

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.

Our Year 10 PSCHE / History / Heads of House students had an incredible day at the Houses of Parliament!

Thank you so much to MP Charalambous, who took the time to speak with our year 10s about his work and answer their thoughtful questions.

Students enjoyed a private tour of the historic building, exploring the chambers, learning about parliamentary traditions, and seeing democracy in action. They also took part in an educational workshop, gaining a deeper understanding of how laws are made and how young people can get involved in shaping their society.

A huge thank you to everyone who made this inspiring visit possible for our lucky students.

National Stop Hate Crime Awareness Week

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

Having established a strong reputation in the local community in girls’ education, we are proud - year after year - of our examination results, which continually place us above borough and national averages.

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:

A wonderful round-up of a year in the life of Enfield County School for Girls' students