The RE department took Year 10 students to visit Belsize Square Synagogue to commemorate Holocaust Memorial 2020. During this visit they met with Zahava Kohn who was only a child when she was imprisoned in Bergen-Belsen with her parents. Her account of despair, hope and survival engaged the students and gave them time to reflect. The organisers of the event praised our Year 10s for their fantastic behaviour and attentiveness. 

Chace has been online for a year now with 250 posts on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, celebrating the work and achievements of our wonderful students.  Thank you for following us, but don’t keep the good news to yourself! Why not share us with friends and family?

Year 13 Sociology students attended a conference and seminar at Goldsmiths University on the Sociology of emotion as a means of analysing stratification. The sessions focused on how wider structures generate particular emotions in individuals, families and communities, helping students to understand the formation of inequalities in more depth.

Yr12 Psychology students enjoyed a trip to ZSL London Zoo for a fascinating phobias talk and introduction to hypnotherapy as a cure for arachnophobia! Some students were able to overcome their fear of spiders by holding the tarantula called Rosie! We will be applying our learning to our study of phobias in the psychopathology unit.

Well done to 9G/TE1 Graphics! Some brilliant scale model shops designed to go in Enfield Town.

On 23rd January a group of year 12 & 13 students had the opportunity to meet the artist Olivia Rose. Students learnt about her artistic practice and discussed her portraits in a Q&A session. This was a great opportunity for them to learn a whole new range of photographic methods. 

The Chace Student Council were delighted to host Pareece Rose Sandiford, a programme facilitator from WE Schools Team London. The meeting was very productive and the council decided to make Mental Health awareness a focus for the rest of the academic year. #ChaceStudentCouncil #WEmovement

Year 10 and 11 students took part in a session with the charity ‘Street Doctors’ to learn invaluable first aid skills. The session provided a safe space to discuss the issue of violent crime in London and empowered them to become life savers in their own communities.

Drama GCSE and A level students went on a trip to The Royal Court to see ‘Scenes with Girls’, a brand new play.
“It was really interesting to watch and the acting was amazing. The set was unique!” Ebony, Year 12.

“Very enjoyable play with a really interesting set and seating arrangement. Great writing and performance!” Julia, Year 12.