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21 March 2022

Supporting CAFOD Campaign

Day 1: Year 8 & Year 9 students supporting #WalkAgainstHunger campaign, walking over 150km. Our aim is to walk 1000km and raise £1000. Please support us by donating to our Just Giving page: https://walk.cafod.org.uk/fundraising/StIgnatiusLent2022…     Day 2: Year 7 & Year 11 students walking a combined total of 155km supporting #WalkAgainstHunger campaign. 312km of 1000km complete. Please support us by donating to our Just Giving page: https://walk.cafod.org.uk/fundraising/StIgnatiusLent2022…   Day 3: Year 10 & Sixth Form students walking a combined total of 259km supporting #WalkAgainstHunger campaign. 571km of 1000km complete. Please support us by donating to our Just Giving page: https://walk.cafod.org.uk/fundraising/StIgnatiusLent2022…           Please support our students as they attempt to walk 1000km in a week and raise £1000 for CAFOD's Walk Against Hunger Campaign. Donate via our Just Giving Page: walk.cafod.org.uk  
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26 November 2020

Easy fundraising - FIGS

With Christmas fast approaching we wanted to remind you of shopping via Easyfundraising!  Easyfundraising is a website that links with major outlets such as M&S, Next, Argos, John Lewis etc as well major supermarket chains.  You shop directly with the retailer as you would normally, but if you sign up to: www.easyfundraising.org.uk for free and use the links on their website to take you to your chosen retailer, the retailers give a percentage of your expenditure to your named charity at no extra cost to you, the consumer.  Our Parents association, Friends of St Ignatius, have registered as a charity and we receive a donation on any purchases made via Easyfundraising.                                   
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24 November 2020

Advent Charities 2020

As the season of Advent approaches, we wanted to highlight the charities that the College will be supporting over this period. The College has a long tradition of raising awareness of social justice issues and supporting charities that help the most vulnerable in our society and the world. We strive to put the gospel values, ‘Faith, Hope and Love’, into action. Our chosen charities this Advent are: Love Christmas – Sharing a million Christmas Boxes of hope and love this season. St Ignatius College has been invited, along with St Anne’s High School, to get involved in the “Love Christmas” initiative to help spread the power of love and hope to those struggling with Covid and other social challenges this Christmas.  We plan to make up Christmas Boxes filled with gifts and seasonal treats and then mobilise volunteers to deliver the boxes to the most vulnerable and isolated in our communities.   The Catholic Children’s Society Crisis Appeal The second charity we are supporting during Advent is the Catholic Children’s Society, which supports disadvantaged children and families across London, Hertfordshire and the South East.  They work with individuals of all faiths and none; their sole aim is to help those in greatest need. The charity operates a Crisis Fund which provides immediate financial support for families facing a crisis in their lives.  Parish Priests and Headteachers can apply to this fund on behalf of a family and we will respond within 24 hours.  This support can make a huge difference to families in desperate situations when they have nowhere else to turn. We have sent a letter home to all parents with details of how families can help with both charities and we will post further information over the coming days so please keep an eye out.

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@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
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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
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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
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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
@st_ignatius May - 5
The person of the week Christine Ahn. She is a Korean-American peace activist who won The US Peace Prize in 2020. Anh wants to see 'unconditional peace talks' between North and South Korea The word of the week is unconditional, not subject to any conditions #AMDG pic.twitter.com/dDiLVPtwAC
@st_ignatius May - 2
We are exceptionally proud of our Ambition Programme. Every Friday we have speakers from different industries. This is the time of year where we enjoy seeing how the students have used what they've heard and the next steps they have chosen#FuturesFriday pic.twitter.com/6zDC8PWnCJ
@st_ignatius May - 1
A royal visit. Students attended a morning reception and a private tour of His Majesty's private garden at Highgrove House followed by creative workshops. Thanks again to Mr O'Mahoney, Ms Ravat, The One Up Project and The Kings Trust who all made this incredible visit possible. pic.twitter.com/8kSVd8ZnfQ
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