Posted on: 25/05/2023Behaviour and Conduct Week Competition WinnersThe winners of the Behaviour and conduct week competition are as follows: First Place Humayra Year 9 Second Place Shumayiah Year 9 Third Place Karma Year 7 Well done to these students who entered work on 'What is the EGA way of approaching behaviour?'
Posted on: 19/05/2023Lord's Cricket Visit On Friday 19th May, a mixture of year 7,8 and 9 students attended an engagement day at Lord’s Cricket Ground. They were able to watch Middlesex Cricket team fielding, they had tours of the grounds and also were able to practise batting and fielding on some of the academy grounds. It was a fantastic day out and so pleased to see the students conducting themselves exceptionally well. Thank you, Ms Carter
Posted on: 5/05/2023Book of the Month - May GENRES: Eco-literature, teenage drama, adventure Earth Day came and went at the end of April but we can still think about the environment. Green Rising by Lauren James is an interesting blend of science fiction and eco-literature. Years after a manmade disaster that was largely covered up, some teenagers start developing unusual powers of regeneration and are able to replenish the dwindling trees and plants in the world. These mysterious powers are soon discovered by an unscrupulous oil magnate, who tries to exploit the young people and use their powers to profit from renewable energy, aided by his own teenage daughter who holds an unusually senior position in the company. The characters in this novel are interesting and diverse, some based upon people we know in the real world, there is a teenage girl who appears to be modelled on Greta Thunberg, and a recognisable copy of Elon Musk! This is a gripping read for KS3 readers, offering a challenge for those wishing to raise their reading age, and making us think about the environment and climate change.
Posted on: 3/05/2023Big Sing Year 7 have begun preparations for a whole year group performance later this term. With guests from the Voices Foundation and other local artists,the students have participated in singing and rapping workshops over the past two weeks and now have the task of perfecting their performances ahead of the Music Islington Big Sing Festival at the Union Chapel. The workshops have been a huge success with students leading different sections of the choir and even writing their own original raps about topics they feel passionate about.