As we reach the end of another academic year and look ahead to the summer break, I hope your daughter has enjoyed the many opportunities on offer this year. Alongside her classroom learning, we've been delighted to provide a wide range of events, clubs, trips and enrichment activities to support her learning and personal development.
Wishing all students, families and staff a relaxing, safe and happy summer break.
With love from Ms Gumbrell x
A huge congratulations to our incredible Year 8 Rounders Team on being crowned Borough Winners!
Well done to every player – you've represented the school brilliantly and brought home the trophy!
We’re excited to announce that Summer Uni 2026 is back!
Running across five weeks of the summer holidays, the programme offers over 80 free activities and workshops for young people aged 11–19, or up to 25 with SEND, who live or attend school in Enfield.
From sport, music and dance to creative arts, career tasters, tech and cooking, there’s something for everyone to get involved in. Whether you want to try something new, build your skills, or just have fun – this summer is for you.
To take part, you must first register online at:
https://youthenfield.taptub.co.uk/summer-uni-2026/ Once registered, you’ll be able to choose and book your courses directly from the website when courses go live for booking from Saturday 11th July 2026.
The Summer Uni 2026 brochure is attached with full course listings and more information about each activity.
Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis – so be quick to secure your spot.
See below attached flyer below for full details.
Let’s make this summer one to remember!
Join us for an evening celebrating the artistry skills of our talented students! Doors open at 6:30pm, when refreshments will be available to purchase during our visual arts exhibition. Our Matilda performance begins at 7pm. We look forward to enjoying the evening with you.
Our lucky Year 12 maths students attended the University College London Schools and Colleges Conference: AI & Technology in Everyday Life, where they explored the growing impact of technology on society, education, and the future of work.
The girls took part in three engaging lectures delivered by academics and students at UCL. One session focused on self-driving cars and the exciting developments shaping the future of transport. Another explored how artificial intelligence is transforming universities and industries, highlighting both the opportunities and challenges created by rapid technological change.
The final lecture, delivered by a Master’s student, was particularly thought-provoking. Entitled 'The Digital Dilemma,' it examined the tension between technological progress and human well-being, encouraging students to reflect on how society can balance innovation with healthy and meaningful lives.
Following the lectures, the students enjoyed a guided campus tour, giving them a valuable insight into university life at UCL. The visit was an incredibly insightful and inspirational experience, providing a helpful introduction as students begin thinking ahead to the UCAS application process.
An inspiring day at Bletchley Park!
- "Securing our Cyber World" workshop: we learned how passwords are kept safe via encryption, delving into the mathematics behind creating a strong password and how to keep ourselves safe online..
- Biometrics face IDs where students saw the coding behind face IDs!
- Guided Tour where we discovered the fascinating history of Bletchley Park during the war, looking at how codes were deciphered and (some of!) the secrets of this essential work..
- Exploration of the many huts/exhibitions when we looked at the different machines and offices used during WW2 - we especially loved the interactive AI exhibition!
So proud of our incredible Y10 netball athletes who give 100% every time they stepped on court. Undefeated this season!
Our Y9 PSHCE/History students enjoyed an inspiring visit to the Houses of Parliament, in support of students' learning about women gaining the vote and future careers. We saw the statues of Millicent Fawcett and Emmeline Pankhurst and had a tour of both the House of Lords and the House of Commons. Students were engaged in a workshop on petitions, where they presented their own ideas with confidence. Well done Y9 - for impressing Parliament staff with your thoughtful questions and creative ideas.
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What a start to our World Book Day celebrations today!
Such a buzz at our upper school Book Swap - we loved hearing students sharing new stories across the year groups, recommending and exchanging books.
We're now looking forward to whole school fun tomorrow, in recognition of WBD and International Women's Day this weekend: who will students choose to dress up as to represent their inspirational female literary character?
As we celebrate National Year of Reading, we look forward to sharing more recommended reads and celebrating literature..
Our Year 8 students had an incredible opportunity to watch Romeo and Juliet performed at the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London.
What a production this year..we loved the modern, creative staging and audience interaction!
Thank you for enriching our students' understanding of Shakespeare's iconic play!
Well done Year 8 - super proud of you for being brilliant ambassadors for the school. We can't wait to discuss the play in more detail back at school!