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25 March 2024

Achievement Assemblies - Spring Term

Today, we concluded our Achievement Assemblies, where we celebrated our students' accomplishments with the Rewards for Living and Learning. Our RFL system recognises students' efforts across all facets of the Jesuit Pupil Profile. We are thrilled to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of all our students and extend heartfelt congratulations to those who achieved outstanding results this term. We eagerly anticipate the opportunities and successes that the upcoming Summer Term will bring us!  
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20 March 2024

Spring Concert

Yesterday, our Stage Hall was set for an evening of music, as we held our long-awaited Spring Festival. Our students performed their hearts out, from saxophone melodies, Michael Jackson's 'Smooth Criminal' as a drum arrangement, to an original song written and performed by one of our year 9 students. Thank you to everyone who has joined us on such an amazing night, and even bigger thank you goes to our students who made this evening truly unforgettable.   
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11 March 2024

Sixth Form Sleep Out

On Friday, 35+ Sixth Form students took part in our annual sleep-out and succeeded in sleeping outside in the cold with little more than a sleeping bag and cardboard to keep warm, and a cup of soup and a slice of bread to keep them fed.  This year the charity we are supporting is The Passage, which provides resources to encourage, inspire, and challenge people who have or are experiencing homelessness, to transform their lives. Help us reach our goal!     
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4 March 2024

Tate Modern Trip

Last week, some of our students had the opportunity to venture into Central London and despite the strong winds, visited Tate Modern, the modern art museum. They spent hours engaging with art and different artists, as well as working on their own pieces.  We have even received a positive word from their tour guide, stating: 'On behalf of my colleagues at Tate, I’d like to pass on our thanks to you for your management of the visit and to your students for behaving so considerately to the members of the public at Tate Modern and to other staff teams and their schedules. It was also great to see how well the three classes worked together and in being so excellently supported by the other members of staff with you.' Well done boys!

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@st_ignatius May - 23
The Ignatian Review is out today. Follow this link to read news and updates from this half term: https://t.co/dMHchnhgdp
@st_ignatius May - 23
We are pleased to announce that Ms Socrates has been appointed as the next Headteacher of St Ignatius College. While we will be sad to see Mrs O'Keeffe retire in July, we can look to the future with optimism as a new chapter in the history books of the College opens.#AMDG pic.twitter.com/t328HSiFRg
@st_ignatius May - 22
This week, all Year 10 Geography students visited Epping Forest Field Studies Centre and spent the day taking measurements of Debden Brook. The measurements and field sketches taken will help them answer the question: how do river characteristics change?#AMDG pic.twitter.com/keO9fJeNwO
@st_ignatius May - 22
We were recently gifted all the books shortlisted books by The Carneiges for the library. This included books more appropriate to primary school age readers so we were delighted to be able to donate them to our friends at St Marys Primary School.#AMDG pic.twitter.com/wBc6hEVcjJ
@st_ignatius May - 19
The person of the week is Dr Abeba Birhane, a cognitive scientist from Ethiopia who studied the impacts of emerging AI technologies ​#PotW The word of the week is diaspora, a population that is spread across regions not it's geographic point of origin #AMDG pic.twitter.com/21MUm9pJ29
@st_ignatius May - 17
This week, Enfield sees a real local derby as Enfield Cricket Club take on Winchmore Hill at their newest home pitch, St Ignatius College. Sparks will fly. 🏏💥 pic.twitter.com/gJt0bew4D4
@st_ignatius May - 16
Matthew Burrow gave an extremely engaging talk about SP Jain London School of Management and the courses and opportunities it offers to some of our Year 12 students today. Thank you to Matthew for his inspiring presentation. #FuturesFriday pic.twitter.com/6FShtf0r7n
@st_ignatius May - 12
The person of the week is Nicholas Pinnock, a film, television and theatre actor who became an ambassador for Mind in 2013. Nicholas has continued to help spread the message that it's ok to talk about mental health. The word of the week is community #AMDG pic.twitter.com/NqcJybuOoV
@st_ignatius May - 9
The Year13 Mass of Thanksgiving was a heartfelt and reflective service.Students were reminded that exams are important but they don't define them and that every one had left their mark on this College through their acts of kindness.#AMDG pic.twitter.com/dpsewKRoc7
@st_ignatius May - 8
We’re bowled over with excitement to announce a brand-new partnership between St Ignatius College and Enfield Cricket Club! will host a number of fixtures here starting this Saturday with a match against #AMDG pic.twitter.com/I08ytOc5rF
@st_ignatius May - 7
The Year 11 Mass of Inspiration was an uplifting service offering emotional and spiritual support preparing students to approach their exams and study leave with a sense of hope and determination. pic.twitter.com/sOBqD91Yux
@st_ignatius May - 7
A huge thank you to the incredible London Sinfonietta for leading such inspiring workshops with our students! The opportunity for students to play with musicians they had seen on stage at the Southbank Centre was a truly unforgettable experience!#AMDG pic.twitter.com/ieajU4yBFC
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