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  • We will remember them...

    Published 11/11/22

    This morning, Key Stage 2 was part of a special assembly remembering those who have died in armed conflicts worldwide. Mrs Pearson helped organise the assembly, which this year focused on the Falklands War as we recognise its 40th anniversary. The children read beautifully from the front as they told us about the conflict and its significance in British history. Mrs Pope also led the choir in a beautiful rendition of 'We will be heroes'. 

    Also, today at 11'o clock, the whole school were upstanding for two minutes of silence and listened to The Last Stand. 

    Well done St Edmund's for being so respectful on this day of remembrance!

     

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  • Special Visit From Bishop John Sherrington

    Published 04/11/22

    On Thursday 3rd November, St Edmund's Catholic Primary School had a very special visit from Bishop John Sherrington, who came to visit our school and bless our new head teacher, Mr Abrahams. Bishop Sherrington was greeted by some of our parents, parish priest, ex-headteachers, governors and staff to discuss the excellent Catholic education children receive in our school. 

    After this, the school joined a beautiful liturgy led by children in Year 6. The children behaved excellently and were in awe of the Bishop as he explained his job and how lucky they were to be in our school. He also explained how impressed he was to hear how we all use prayer in school and at home to connect with our faith and encouraged us all never to stop praying.

    It was a wonderful experience for us all, and thank you to those who helped put this special visit together! 

    More pictures can be found in our school gallery.

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  • Black History Month Showcase

    Published 02/11/22

    Earlier this week, we brought our Black History Month celebrations to a close with a wonderful showcase of the work children have done over the past month. This year, St Edmund's focused on black artists around the world. Children spent time investigating their work and the meaning behind the art and completed some artwork of their own in that artist's style. 

    Pupils from each year group were selected to promote their stand and answer questions from their many visitors. Here are just a few quotes from our visitors.

    "I really like Wangechi Mutu's work; it was so creative"

    Year 3 pupil

    "I loved Year 3's work. They were so creative and made brilliant sculptures from recycled materials." 

    Year 4 pupil 

    Below are a few photographs from our showcase. You can find more in our school gallery.

    During the month of October, we were also very lucky to have our kitchen team serve us up a special meal inspired by African cultures. Children were able to tuck into Jollof rice and chicken, patties and some wonderful Mississippi chocolate mud pie. This was very popular, and the children can't wait to see it back on the menu. 

    Thank you to Renata and the kitchen staff for producing such a lovely meal. 

        

     

     

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  • Black History Month Visitors

    Published 14/10/22

    As part of our Black History Month celebrations, parents have been invited to come in and speak to the children about their cultural traditions and heritage. 

    Today, Year 5 was lucky to have Mr Tesgaye visit and speak to them about Ethiopian traditions and culture. Children learnt loads about the history of Ethiopia, the fantastic foods and coffee which the people enjoy as well as some traditional dances which can be performed. 

    The children loved the opportunity to ask further questions, and we can't thank all our visitors this month for the effort and time they have given in further educating our children at St Edmund's​​.

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  • Harvest Celebrations

    Published 07/10/22

    Yesterday, our Year 3 classes led a beautiful celebration in the hall for our school community. We were joined by parents, carers and Father Walter from our Parish Church, who joined the Year 3's in leading our liturgy. The children sang, smiled and read their lines so eloquently. 


    Well done Year 3, and thank you to the staff who helped organise the occasion. 


    Thank you for all your kind donations. We received a very generous amount of goods, which were then collected by our Parish Church and will be used to support our local community. 

     

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  • Reception Liturgy

    Published 30/09/22

    This afternoon our new Reception children took part in their first Year Group liturgy in the hall. They were joined by Father Noel and the parents and families of the children. The children did a great job dressing the altar and listening to the special words of our Parish priest. They also sang two beautiful songs for us all to hear. Then, one by one, the children came to the altar and received a special envelope with rosary beads and a prayer card to use at home. 

    Thank you to those who attended and the Reception Team for preparing such a lovely liturgy.

    More pictures of the Reception Liturgy can be found here.

     

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  • Introducing Non Stop Action

    Published 30/09/22

    St Edmund's are excited to introduce Non-Stop Action who are a specialist sports company and delivering our outdoor PE curriculum.

    Non-Stop Action was founded in 2005 and has developed an enviable reputation across North London. They teach in 59 schools and help deliver an outstanding PE curriculum to over 20,000 children weekly. Non-Stop keeps children at the centre of everything they do, nurturing young people’s competitive spirit to succeed and building confidence and friendships. We are very excited to start this partnership, and we know the children will share their lessons and enjoyment with you at home very soon.

    If you would like to learn more about Non-Stop, please click here.

     

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  • New School Year, New Red Ties!

    Published 23/09/22

    Last week we were very excited to announce the Autumn Red Ties. Twelve children were chosen from Year 6 by their teachers who represented the St Edmund's motto 'Love, Care, Share' each and every day. These children are excellent role models to their peers and stand out not only because of their bright red ties, but because of their effort, resilience and big smiles!

    This week they have completed their first full week of duties and performed excellently. From collecting registers, helping in the dinner hall and setting up games at lunchtime, they have all truly justified why they were chosen. The children will continue in this role until January, when new red ties will be selected!

    Well done everyone on a great first week!

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  • Queen Elizabeth II

    Published 09/09/22

    The whole St Edmund's community was sad to hear the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II. Her dedication to the UK, other realms and territories is unparalleled, and we thank her for her service. 

    Children attended a special assembly this morning to learn about and celebrate her life and over the coming weeks will have some special lessons dedicated to her achievements as well as learning about our new King. 

     

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  • See You Soon!

    Published 31/08/22

    The countdown has begun! 

    St Edmund's reopens on Monday 5th September at 8:40 am for children from Year 1 to Year 6. 

    Staff have been busy preparing the classrooms and getting our wonderful school ready for a brilliant, exciting new school year!

    We can't wait to see you all soon!

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  • St Edmund's Goes Platinum!

    Published 19/07/22

    We are delighted to announce that St. Edmund's Catholic Primary School, have achieved the School Games Platinum Mark Award for the 2021/22 academic year.

    The School Games Mark is a Government-led award scheme launched in 2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward and recognise the school's engagement (provision and uptake) in the School Games against a national benchmark and to celebrate keeping young people active.

    We are delighted to have been recognised for our success. Our physical activity and school sports achievements this Year include: Winning the Netball and Girls Football League and representing Tottenham Hotspur at the Premier League Primary Stars Tournament at Vicarage Road. We have also participated in numerous events throughout the Year run by the Enfield PE Team, intra events in school all of which ended with a special week when all children participated in Sports Day.

    We are incredibly proud of our pupils for their dedication to all aspects of physical activity and school sport, including those young volunteers, leaders and officials who made our events possible.

    Huge congratulations to all at the school and Mrs Spinazzola who has led PE across the school this year!

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  • Introducing Nugget and Miles!

    Published 06/07/22

    Last week Mr Kenny visited Year 4 and heard that the children had been tasked with budgeting for a pet to be bought for our school community. At first, he was stunned by the suggestions of wild exotic animals coming from South America or Asia; however, it was finally agreed that we could handle and afford some school fish as a school.

    Mr Kenny and Mrs Kenny took a selection of children from Year 4 to Edmonton Green to purchase all that was needed. This way, the children were able to make last week's learning during 'My Money Week' come to life as well as develop other skills, as they will also have to look after our new pets.

    As the children went through the Edmonton Green and made new friends everywhere, they found the pet shop and purchased two Goldfish. After much debate, they have been called Nugget and Miles. 

    Make sure you keep your eyes around the school to greet our new friends

     

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