Chace Community School

A huge congratulations to all of our Year 13 students. There was a 100% pass rate across all subjects and qualifications for exams taken this year. Our Level 3 BTEC students achieved an impressive average grade of Distinction-.. For A level, 40% of grades were A*-B and 65% A*-C, a significant increase from last year. We will be sharing stories of individual successes across the next few weeks, but we are so proud to be sending our students off to such a wide variety of next steps, including a range of universities including Queen Mary, Leeds, University of Exeter, UAL, Bath, Reading, Portsmouth and Royal Holloway. Students are beginning apprenticeships and work with Vauxhall, the Met Police, customer services, IT, engineering, sports coaching, the fire service and more. Their hard work has paid off - we can't wait to hear more about their future successes. Well Done! #excellencehasnolimits #classof2026 #chacecommunityschool #chacesixthform

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These three wonderful pianists wowed the audience at this year's Excellence Evening. The performance demonstrated the school's key beliefs: Belonging, Responsibility and Excellence. Well done! #musicatchace #chacecommunityschool #excellencehaslimits

On Tuesday 23rd June the Music Department took a trip to the Barbican to hear the wonderful Elisabeth Leonskaja perform a selection of piano pieces. The pupils listened in wonder to the glorious sounds of Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert. These young, budding pianists have certainly been inspired! #musicatchace #chacecommunityschool #excellencehasnolimits

Year 10 and year 12 students on a theatre trip to 1536 at the Ambassadors Theatre in London's West End. #dramaatchace #chacecommunityschool #excellencehasnolimits

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Y9 students at London's West End to see 'The Mousetrap' at St Martin's Theatre. #dramaatchace #chacecommunityschool #excellencehasnolimits

Last week, the school hosted a Yondr event, welcoming educational professionals from across the region to share best practice from a Chace perspective and to highlight the positive impact that Yondr pouches have had on improving focus, engagement, and the overall learning environment for students. Well done to the Youth Mayor of Enfield, Omari Green, alongside Celeste Willans and Jorgia Napier, for speaking so confidently and thoughtfully from a student perspective. Joanne McCartney, Deputy Mayor of London (pictured), attended the event alongside Feryal Clark, MP for Enfield North. #chacecommunityschool #excellencehasnolimits

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Year 9 art assessment. Excellent understanding of shape, form and tone. Well done GCSE artists of the future. #artatchace #chacecommunityschool #excellencehasnolimits

Good luck to our year 11 students from the Chace Diner team #classof2026 #year11 #chacecommunityschool #excellencehasnolimits

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The countdown is on! It won't be long before our school community moves into our amazing new school building, complete with fantastic learning spaces that will inspire and support every student. We're excited to start this next chapter together! #chacecommunityschool #excellencehasnolimits

We are extremely proud of a group of our Year 10s who took part in the Jack Petchey Speak Out workshop this week. The workshop gave students the opportunity to build their oracy skills and develop confidence in public speaking. The students fully embraced every aspect of the workshop and the growth in their confidence was visible throughout the day. They showed maturity, resilience and courage as they wrote and delivered speeches on a variety of topics including racism, toxic masculinity, equality in education and women's football. Our school values of belonging, responsibility and excellence truly shone. #excellencehasnolimits #jackpetchey #speakerstrust #chacecommunityschool

Nine year 12 STEM students went to the Oxford Nanopore London Calling STEM Conference on Wednesday 20th May. Here, students had the opportunity to learn more about cutting edge technology and the latest advancements in genetics research. The event explored the latest breakthroughs in nanopore technology, bringing together a global community of scientists to discuss open science, transcriptomics, and the future of genomic discovery. It was fantastic to see so many of our STEM students engaging so passionately with experts in the field and being able to experience some of the advanced technology hands on. #scienceatchace #STEM #chacecommunityschool #excellencehasnolimits