Posted on: 22/11/2021Macbeth WorkshopLast Friday, GCSE Drama students participated in a Macbeth Design workshop led by The Almeida Theatre. The workshop was a follow-up to their theatre trip where they watched The Tragedy of Macbeth, starring Saoirse Ronan. In the workshop, students worked alongside theatre-maker Roberta Zuric, who led tasks and activities around the design aspect of the show. Sidra from Year 10 says We took part in discussions and created installations using various objects based on key themes from the play. Personally, I think it was a very good learning experience and it was lots of fun. I would like to thank the Almeida Theatre for making this workshop possible for us to participate in.
Posted on: 19/11/2021KS3 Badminton TournamentWell done to the students who performed exceptionally well in the KS3 Islington Schools Badminton Tournament. There were 8 teams in total competing. Everyone displayed high performance, resilience and sportsmanship when playing. EGA came 3rd overall. We are very proud of you all.
Posted on: 18/11/2021Humanities Competition WinnersSummer and Zabella in Year 7 are the winners of the humanities Black History Month competition! They were asked to create a poster about a black British icon. Well done girls!
Posted on: 15/11/2021Baked GoodnessYasmin in year 11 produced this fabulous fruit tart with a shortcrust pastry base, crème pâtissière filling and fresh fruit topping glazed with arrowroot.
Posted on: 15/11/2021Languages Spelling BeeThis week, Year 7 took part in a French and Spanish Spelling Bee. Five students from each class had to stand up in front of the whole language cohort and spell out as many French or Spanish words as they could in one minute in the target language alphabet . The students showed huge courage to perform in front of their peers in a foreign language; one student said, 'I was so scared before it, but I'm very happy I did it!' Congratulations to all participating students. The French winner was Sumiya, and the Spanish winner was Kelly.
Posted on: 11/11/2021Remembrance Day Music PerformanceLast week, four of our musically talented students went to perform the Last Post at BNP Paribas Bank in celebration of Remembrance Day. Despite nerves, the students performed really well and the Head of the Bank came up to thank them. This was the first time such a performance had happened at the bank and staff there said they would like an annual visit from EGA. The students who performed were: Melissa - Year 11 Elizabeth - Year 10 Lucy - Year 9 Menabe - Year 10 Students were also given a tour of the bank and an insight into the world of financial work. Comments from students: Today, I met some really interesting people. It’s amazing to see what goes on behind the scenes at a place of work. I was nervous but then I remembered what the day was all about.