Chace Community School

For the past three weeks, students from years 8 - 10 have been taking part in spoken word workshops with Write to Speak. Their pieces have been focussing on 'reclaiming the narrative', as part of Black History Month. Miss Slade, Mrs Dawson and Ms Webster accompanied students to the Dugdale Centre on Friday night for the performance of these pieces, alongside Enfield Grammar students. The students shone on stage and represented the school with pride. #excellencehasnolimits

We are so Proud of Lenna Gunning-Williams , former Chace student, who featured in the North London Derby (Spurs v Arsenal) this weekend. #excellencehasnolimits

Year 11 and 12 students at 'Waiting for Godot' at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, November 2024

A group of year 12 students visited St Peter's College at Oxford University this week to explore their post-18 options. They completed a session on memory and the brain, completed a Q&A with students and challenged with discussion questions arising during interviews.

Year 11 student completed an enterprise challenge with Invest 2020. Student also completed workshops on 'Well-Being and Mind Management to Survive and Thrive in Your Exam Year' with Action Your Potential.

On Our enrichment day half our year 10s visited the Science Museum and the other half visited the British Museum

Head student Leona spent 3 days in half term completing work experience with our Chair of Governors. She had the opportunity to shadow GP's and speak with midwives, inspiring her to train to be a midwife after finishing her studies at Chace.

All year 9 students attended Careers trips to London Met University, CONEL, University of Hertfordshire, Capel Manor.

All year 7 Student completed a carousel of 'Talk about Transition' oracy workshops and 'Wise Up' problem solving

After a beautiful sunrise, Year 12 are heading home after their stay on the Isle of Wight

Zipping into the weekend after a great week on the Isle of Wight!

Working on their team building skills by turning their ever patient instructors into robots