Over the last few weeks, the children at St Edmund's have developed green fingers! Across the school, all children in all year groups have taken part in an Enfield Borough project to grow fruit and vegetables. As well as growing strawberries, cucumber, planting a new apple and plum tree, we will soon have our very own greenhouse to ensure this newfound love of gardening is here to stay!

This project will conclude in some special lessons in a couple of weeks when children will enjoy and taste the fruits of their labour.

A special thanks to Mrs Jenkins, who is leading the project across the school. ​

We are incredibly fortunate at St Edmund's to provide and promote our children with healthy and wholesome lunches. As part of our lunchtime routine, we can also encourage and promote good manners and behaviour whilst at the table. To recognise and celebrate just this, our midday assistants have set up a Golden Table Award where lovely manners and behaviours are rewarded with a 'Golden Ticket'.

Each Friday, the lucky winners get to sit at a special table where they will be served by the adults and enjoy their lunch on the golden plates and drink from the golden cups. This reward applies to all, whether hot or packed lunches and as you can see from the picture, Year 4 have certainly enjoyed their time today!