Author: Karen Thompson
World Book Day
Pupils and staff had a wonderful day celebrating World Book Day. It started with an excellent visit from acclaimed local author, Caroline Green which we really enjoyed. The girls in the Lower School dressed up as a favourite book character & the staff surprised them by dressing up, as a group, as Wally from ‘Where’s…
It’s Official – PGHS are Excellent
Guess what…? The 2022 ISI Inspection Report is here, and we are delighted with the results. We are excellent! Click here to read the full report
PGHS welcomes back younger pupils after Lockdown
This week we welcomed back the younger girls to School in a well prepared, careful and sensible way to ensure that the School can remain as safe as possible for all of us. Some of our Nursery, Reception and Year 1 pupils enjoyed returning to see their friends and teachers and it was lovely to…
Year 5 & 6 interview the phenomenal Michael Morpurgo
Years 5 & 6 were supposed to have visited the BFI for a workshop event comparing stories in printed form with the film adaptations. The day would have ended with a live Q&A with the phenomenal Michael Morpurgo. Although the event was cancelled, Michael was kind enough to answer their top questions: Are you writing…
PGHS holds lockdown 'uniform day' to raise money for Noah's Ark Children's Hospice
Palmers Green High School held a ‘uniform day’ last Friday with all proceeds going towards Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice. Pupils are currently continuing their learning from home, with all teachers delivering a full curriculum. The school holds ‘Friday Fundays’ every week as part of their ongoing wellbeing program, which includes a weekly challenge, jokes and…
Year 5 pupil gains a place in the National Children's Orchestra after passing her grade 8 violin!
Many congratulations to Xiao (Year 5), who not only passed her Grade 8 Violin but also gained a place in the National Children’s Orchestra. These are fantastic achievements and we are very proud of her.
Senior pupils' poetry to be published!
We are delighted that six members of the Friday Free Writing Club in the Senior School have had their work chosen for publication out of over 10,000 entries by the Young Writers organisation. Anastasia and Lia (Y10), Mina, Neviah-Rae, Charlotte and Zaara (Y9) all had their poetry selected for the “Through Their Eyes” competition and…
Five Senior PGHS pupils are voted in to become members of the Enfield Youth Parliament
Congratulations to Desiree, Sophie, Anastasia and Hana in Year 10 and Michelle in Year 11 who were voted in to become members of the Enfield Youth Parliament. The announcement was made by Cllr Rick Jewel at the Dugdale Centre in Enfield Town in December and we wish them well in their new roles. The Enfield…
Senior girls win the trophy for the Maths Week London Sumdog Contest
Before the end of the summer term, the current Year 10 were delighted to win the Sumdog Contest 2019, which was held during Maths Week London 2019 and was organised by Sumdog and the Mayor’s Fund for London. A delegation of pupils from Year 10 attended the award ceremony at City Hall, where they received…
