School News
Phenomenal Physiology
On Wednesday 4 March 22 year 10 pupils attended a conference organised by the Department of Pharmacology at the University of East London. At the conference they presented their research and learning on a topic they had chosen to work on. The conference was the...
Macbeth at Shakespeare’s Globe
On a chilly February afternoon, Year 7 pupils - all of them - wrapped themselves up warm and headed across the capital to the Globe open air Theatre on the South Bank of the Thames. They were there, as part of the school's Enrichment programme, for special production...
Beyond 18 Week
Beyond 18 Week is an annual event at ELSS Sixth Form, where Year 12 students explore the careers they are striving to enter. This year students attended lectures, seminars and workshops on the Philosophy of Justice delivered by Luke Gittos from Hughmans Solicitors,...
Maritime Roadshow at St Catherine’s Dock
In December our Year 07 girls took part in a day of activities at St Catherine's Dock, organised by maritime charity The 1851 Trust, designed to "enthuse young girls about STEM subjects and maritime careers at sea and on shore". Girls spent the day attending workshops...
The ELSS Christmas Concert
Why have a 'Silent Night' when you can have a 'Not-So-Silent Night'? Shortly before we broke up for the holidays, parents, family and staff gathered at Clock Mill for our first ever ELSS Christmas Concert, organised by Mr McPherson, Head of Music. The school hall was...
Pupils go sky high for London’s Air Ambulance
In November our Year 10 ‘Young Apprentice’ team winners visited London’s Air Ambulance facility on the roof of the Royal London Hospital Whitechapel. They were there, along with Head of Year 10, Miss Ubaka, to present a cheque for £2,000, raised during last year’s...
Careers Update
Following in-school careers events with KPMG, PwC, Kings College London and Dentsu Aegis PR company, November has kept up the emphasis on career learning this Autumn term. This week pupils attended a Creative Careers Week event organised by Screen Skills UK and hosted...
Meet our new Year 7s
Meet our new new Year 7 pupils, who joined us at the start of term. Year 7 have had a very busy and exciting start to the term. They are seen here, along with Head of Year Mr Joseph (centre), in front of the historic Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens, where they...
Staff Spotlight: Maryam Asfar – Maths
Ms Asfar joined ELSS Maths Department last year soon became popular amongst both pupils and staff. He she explains how she came to be a maths teacher and about some of her other passions. "Since Primary School I was always very ‘lively’ and loved getting involved in...
Staff spotlight: Thomas Mummery – Languages
Tom Mummery joined ELSS in July, 2019, and teaches across both sites, to both key stages 3 and 4. He teaches French, Spanish and Mandarin. Tom was born in Darlington in the North East of England, and moved to Newcastle aged Eighteen, where he studied French and...
Teachers, school leaders and teaching unions please read. This is no time to be looking for reasons to restrict students access to schools and colleges. School coronavirus outbreaks 'exception not the norm', first major study across Europe finds
School coronavirus outbreaks 'exception not the norm', first major study across Europe finds
A study of 15 European countries, including the UK, found that nine had not reported any outbreaks in schools
www.telegraph.co.uk
Year 10 proving COVID will not stop them from completing their GCSEs
Year 10 came in for English teaching live about Jekyll and Hide. Great discussions about context and Utterson.
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Summer assignments start next week for all pupils across our curriculum.