Chace Community School

Year 13 Politics and Sociology students visited the High Court yesterday to enact a hearing based on a civil dispute and have a Q & A session with Sir Justice Meade, a High Court judge who is in charge of the court for patents and intellectual property.

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Year 10 made lemon tarts, learning about denaturation to make the filling, skills used for this recipe are the use of equipment - the food processor, the microwave or the hob, they also need to weigh and measure ingredients, the preparing of fruit - knife skills, the combining and shaping of the base, setting the mixture, and finishing techniques - piping to decorate the lemon tart. #Excellencehasnolimits

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This term Chace Community School has been one of 100 schools chosen to deliver lessons from Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food. Key stage 3 have flipped pancakes, baked soda bread and cooked tomato soup meaning students learn knife skills, weighing and measuring, dough making skills, how to use the oven and hob safely and safe use of a blender.

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This term Chace Community School has been one of 100 schools chosen to deliver lessons from Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food. Key stage 3 have flipped pancakes, baked soda bread and cooked tomato soup meaning students learn knife skills, weighing and measuring, dough making skills, how to use the oven and hob safely and safe use of a blender.

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Chace had the privilege of welcoming the Honourable Stuart Lawrence to visit last week to speak to the Sixth Form and year 11 Sociology students regarding overcoming adversity and making a difference in society. Selected students then had the privilege of spending more time with Stuart, asking key questions regarding the McPherson report that they were studying in Sociology. Stephanie and Bernadette performed their spoken word poetry regarding 'reclaiming the narrative' and were both given books written by Stuart. Stuart's visit had a profound impact on many staff and students and it was a special day for the school.

This term Chace Community School has been one of 100 schools chosen to deliver lessons from Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food. Key stage 3 have flipped pancakes, baked soda bread and cooked tomato soup meaning students learn knife skills, weighing and measuring, dough making skills, how to use the oven and hob safely and safe use of a blender.

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