Girls EPSSA Cup Final
Well done to our girl's football team beating Grange Park 3-2 and winning the Girls Football Spring Tournament cup.
Well done to our girl's football team beating Grange Park 3-2 and winning the Girls Football Spring Tournament cup.
These are the winning posters for the ‘World Day for Cultural Diversity’ competition. Congratulations to the children who won! Their posters emphasised the benefits of living in a culturally diverse world.
We are pleased to tell you that St Edmund's Eco-Committee has been awarded the Eco-Schools Green Flag.
Miss Roberts and the Eco-Committee have worked very hard all year to raise these important issues. They have met regularly, led litter pick-up sessions, suggested how to make our school more green and impressed the Review Panel. So much so that they received the Green Flag with distinction, which is the highest award you can get at this point. Click on the tab below to read the full review panel. You can also click here to go and see some work the Eco-Committee have been doing on their particular page on our website.
We are very pleased to tell you that you and your Eco-Committee at St Edmunds Catholic Primary School have been awarded an Eco-Schools Green Flag.
We reviewed your application and noted the following:
It was great to see so many students being part of your Eco-Committee and meeting 15 times this academic year already is a fantastic achievement, well done! It was lovely to see all of your minutes on your schools website. It was lovely to see so many young people completing your Environmental Review.
We also loved hearing how your Eco-Committee wrote their thought and findings and communicated their findings on the school website, this shows that their work is valued. We loved how all of your Eco-Committee were involved in creating your Action Plan and your 3 topics.
Biodiversity – Installing a bug hotel on your school grounds is a very pupil-friendly activity that is engaging and can really make a school community appreciate, and then care for, our smallest friends!
Waste – Your school is now recycling more than ever and this is due to the hard work of your Eco-Committee! We loved your idea of a fashion show, creating garments made from recycled and reusable materials. The photographs look like everyone had worked really hard but had so much fun taking part.
Litter - it is great to see that you have done plenty of litter picks, and you now have so much less litter around your school grounds. Your curriculum links are very strong, and we loved reading how 56 children in year 6 participated in bikeability and now have the skills to ride safely and environmentally friendly to school.
We loved how children in year 2 learned all about recycling and sorted waste materials into the correct bins and are now more aware when it comes to correctly recycling. We loved looking at and reading through all of your amazing evidence that you have uploaded. Your informing and Involving work is very good, you have clearly worked with several outside organisations and charities and involve parents as much as possible by keeping them up to date with your progress through your school website. We loved reading about your greatest overall success being how the children now love to litter pick and more and more children want to join your Eco-Committee and this is really a testament to staff at your school who have demonstrated that being eco-friendly doesn't have to be difficult and no doubt created a future generation of environmentalists in the process- well done!
I hope you and your Eco-Committee take great pride in your achievements, when listed it's almost astonishing how many there are - everyone involved should be incredibly proud of the changes they have made! We would have loved to see some supporting evidence for Monitoring and Evaluating, to bring your wonderful achievements to life, please ensure that these are showcased on your Eco-Board and website.
Congratulations to everyone for the great work you have managed to do, especially throughout the pandemic and lockdown. You should all be very proud of your amazing work and the great application you have submitted.
You are most definitely a worthy Eco-Schools with Distinction Green Flag Award winner!
Astro PI Mission Zero
As part of their History topic on 'London Through The Times', Year 4 visited The Tower of London. They also had an opportunity to participate in the Super Bloom Jubilee Experience.
All the children had a great day exploring the wonderful city we live in and having the opportunity to bring their lessons to life.
Well done to all the children for representing the school so well, and thank you to all the adult helpers.
Have a look in 'Our School Gallery' to see how Year 4's incredible day!
On the last day of term, our whole school community came together to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. Staff and pupils came to school wearing red, white or blue and took part in a full day of fun activities.
In the morning, children enjoyed some traditional jam sandwiches, jelly and squash in the playground whilst watching and competing in ‘The Great British Jubilee Sing Off’. Each year group performed a song from the past 70 years and were judged by Mrs Johnstone, Mrs Higgins and Mrs Spinazolla. The morning finished with the whole school singing the national anthem.
After a special school lunch, Phase groups worked together to provide a range of creative activities including making crowns / jewels or learning dances from the past 70 years.
It certainly was an enjoyable day for all and one which will be remembered for years to come!
Have a look in 'Our School Gallery' for more photographs of our day.
Bike market at St James Open Space on the 28th May.
Also, available on the 4th June at Edmonton Green details on the poster bellow.

Well done to our girl's football team winning against St Andrews Primary School 7-0. We are now going into the finals against Grange Park School.
Over the last few months, we have been keeping you informed of the success of our Year 5 and 6 Girls Football Team. Last week, they represented Tottenham Hotspur in the National Finals at Vicarage Road, the home of Watford Football Club. Despite a very early start, they played excellently and had a great day. Unfortunately they did not win, however we are so very proud of all their achievements over the last 6 months. Below is a video of their day with more pictures to follow soon.
Before Easter, Miss Sinclair launched a Design and Technology competition to design a new St Edmunds T-shirt based on our school motto - Love, Care, Share.
She has received several entries from the children in KS2 and is happy to announce that the three winners are Maggie, Kyra and Daniel.
Well done to all the children that entered!

We want to congratulate all of our Year 6 pupils on their hard work during this week’s assessments. We are proud of how they have approached the national examinations. This year, children have been working incredibly hard, especially the last few weeks, while attending Breakfast Club and extra tuition sessions.
Whilst important, the tests can only measure your children’s attainment on the day, in reading, maths, spelling, grammar and punctuation. Your end of year report will give a broader overview of your child’s achievements and successes across the year.
Thank you to all the parents who have given such positive support to the children, school and staff for the SATs tests. I am sure that you will appreciate how hard everyone has worked to prepare children for the tests and ensure that a balance has been maintained with the other subjects in the curriculum.
Thank you to all the adults who have been involved in supporting and preparing the children for this week.
Year 6, we are very proud of you!
Well done!
Let the count-down to school journey begin... :-)