Posted on: 13/01/2022Year 9 MFL StarsMany Year 9s have been working incredibly hard during their mocks and several have achieved grades 9s and 8s. Names to note include: Sabrina, Samiat and Liyaana. Talitha is currently exceeding her own expectations in Spanish. She is focused and has raised her mock grade 2 levels to a 7! She was initially doing a foundation paper but is now set to do the higher and keeps on being an example of what hard work and dedication can achieve at EGA! If you want to raise your grades, try forming a study group with those who have raised their grades or are achieving higher grades and find out what they are doing differently to you. If you want to know where you may need to focus your attention, book an appointment with your language teacher and they will be happy to point you in the right direction. Be proud of your achievements!
Posted on: 12/01/2022Arts and CraftsBy Malaya, Saffron, Mary and Basma This week, a group of Year 7 and 8 have been having lessons on level 5. We have been doing arts and crafts. We have been making leaf stain glass window patterns and paper plate birds nests. If you would like to see them, they are located on level 5 in the old staffroom.
Posted on: 5/01/2022GCSE Drama ShowcaseBy Sadiqah, Year 9 Last term, GCSE drama students have been working tirelessly towards their real performance exam. On Monday, students participated in a tech and dress run and showcased their work in an open rehearsal to members of staff. Well done to all students who were involved, including our lighting and sound extraordinaire,
Posted on: 4/01/2022Year 7 Book ClubOver the past term Year 7 Book Club have been reading and reviewing six science books for the Royal Society Young People's Book Prize. Each week we discuss the books and students take home a book to read. We judged the books based on four criteria, Ease of reading, Interest, Look and feel and Inspiration. There has been some great feedback about the books included on the list, for example Zabella said that Under the Stars by Lisa Harvey-Smith was her favourite and it taught her a lot about astrophysics in an engaging way. All the students agreed that 100 Things to Know about Saving the Planet was the best book overall, which included facts about using old jeans to keep your house warm and other ideas to protect earth. Next term we are going to be reading The Bone Sparrow by Zana Fraillon and we cannot wait to get started!
Posted on: 13/01/2022
