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Evelyn Grace Newsletter Layout 1 17/12/2013 09:02 Page 1 019761 Evelyn Grace newsletter_Layout 1 17/12/2013 09:02 Page 1 The Evelyn Grace News Parent/Carer Newsletter December 2013 www.evelyngraceacademy.org IN THIS ISSUE EGA Celebrates Student EGA took the opportunity to Prize Giving Achievement celebrate the very best of our academy’s rich talent in our second Message from annual Prize Giving Ceremony. The Principal Hundreds packed into the school New Staff Sports Hall on the evening of 28th November, including students, ex Roll of Honour students, parents and invited guests to give recognition to our highest International Evening achieving students. Drama Students from every Year Group received awards across all subjects Trips and Visits for excellence, improvement and for independent learning . Sport The evening also provided an Key dates opportunity to celebrate our high achieving Year 11 class of 2013 who left the academy last summer with stunning GCSE results. Anthony Williams, Chair of Governors spoke to all present about his pride in the academy and Proud Year 11 Class of 2013 in the excellent progress that return to great applause students are making. Maria Felicidad sings her heart out to a packed hall Shaquille is awarded for excellence in Media Studies 019761 Evelyn Grace newsletter_Layout 1 17/12/2013 09:02 Page 2 Dear Parents and Carers, Welcome to this edition of The Evelyn Grace News. I trust that you will find it Message informative and useful as a way of keeping up to date with our ever increasing number of activities and enrichment opportunities. We are very proud of the successes and achievements of all of our students and I hope you enjoy reading from the about them. Principal I am very pleased to report that we are continuing to see outstanding academic progress with significant numbers of students. I am especially pleased that students are embracing their Independent Learning Time (ILT) that is now integral to all lessons. Independent Learning Time is an opportunity for your son or daughter to develop resilience and problem solving skills across subjects as well as an opportunity to engage in deep learning and extended writing activities that will develop invaluable skills for the years to come. Many of you will have attended our annual Prize Giving where students from all Year Groups, including the Year 11 Class of 2013, were recognized for excellence, independent learning and improvement. It was a moving evening and students felt proud of themselves and one another. Academic achievements are important but at EGA we aspire to deliver holistic education that will develop fully rounded and happy citizens. Many of you will have attended our International Evening last term where we celebrated the rich diversity of world cultures, many represented at the academy. It was fantastic to see so many of our students performing so well at this event. I am grateful, as I am sure you are, to the hard working staff at EGA who are tireless in their provision of enrichment opportunities for students. This Newsletter is, as ever, able to capture only some select highlights, but you will see that students have attended educational theatre and zoo trips as well as participating in dramatic and musical performances at the academy. In addition, EGA staff are creating ever increasing opportunities for boys and girls to participate in a wide range of sporting events and competitions for students of all ages. Finally, I would like to thank all parents and carers for your support since September, without which we would not be able to provide the rich and broad variety of curriculum and extra curricular experiences for all of our students. Please continue to support your child’s progress by talking to them regularly about their progress at school and by checking your son or daughter’s planner each evening. Mr Hanson We would like to extend a warm Victoria Deadman Gatt Welcome welcome to staff who started with Operations Director us this term: Mario Gomes to new Isabel Pinto-Basto Assistant Site Manager Learning Support Assistant Carron Dalrymple Staff John King - LSA Science Teacher Ingrid Edwards - Librarian Joyce Abrams - Finance Manager 019761 Evelyn Grace newsletter_Layout 1 17/12/2013 09:02 Page 3 EGA Prize Winners 2013 Roll Of Honour Excellence Endeavour Self Discipline Year Rebecca Wells Shea Anthony Burrell Lorena Guitierrez 7 Yusuf Mahamud Eli-An Moor-Robinson Robert Wade 8 Precious Coker Owain Hutchins-Jones Jayden McNeil 9 Ednei Mauricio Isaiah Springer Nicola Mccormack 10 Supanat Tangtrakoon Sebastien Modlamootoo Leanda Peter-Elie 11 MATHS HISTORY Most Improved Work of Independent Yr. Most Improved Work of Independent Yr. Excellence Learning Excellence Learning Brian Ortiz-Ducon Hadsan Sheikh Oliwia Kozorys 7 Ashantia Thomas Amelia Richardson Nawal Mohamed 7 Deathridge Deavion Edwards Bianca Walker Mariam Mhamdi 8 Darren Iheji Damilola Jadelle McDonald 8 Parra Animashaun Logan Tiffany Fenneck Joel Campbell Macaulay Hamp 9 Rochanne Bailey Tetteh Tettey Jessica 9 Simmonds Pereira Rodrigues Eliatha Gray-Mills Ayishat Abinuyo Calvin Tran 10 Adel Mohamed Nicola McCormack Daniella Wiles 10 Romario Lucie Stukova Taylor Mervyn 11 Daniel Parke Ashwinder Natasha Campbell 11 Markland Barton Khurana Rogers ENGLISH RE Most Improved Work of Independent Yr. Most Improved Work of Independent Yr. Excellence Learning Excellence Learning Tajay Cummings Bethanie Gbocho Jermiah Wiles 7 Marcio Pires Lorena Guitierrez Ashantia Thomas 7 Deathridge Jaiden Mendez Blake Kalim Cantone Laarif Ali 8 Rashawn Gray Luke Duffy Damiola Animashaun 8 Paulo Dias Rego Ilham Ali Kevoun Williams 9 Jourdan Taylor Gentles Angie Gutierrez Africa Camanero 9 Nicholas Bridge Shaqueen Rose Kieran Wilson 10 Tia Johnson Sabine Clough Ellie Crisp 10 Leanne Rushmer Artur Conte Couto Vanessa Williams 11 Leanne Rushmer Saeeda Hamidi Tayla Osbourne 11 ENGLISH GEOGRAPHY Most Improved Work of Independent Yr. Most Improved Work of Independent Yr. Excellence Learning Excellence Learning Bruna Lourenca Lorena Gutierrez Chloe Sheridan 7 Aaron Gardner Aisha Martin Dylan Aielli 7 Rahmell Linton Ikran Weheliye Hannah Owusu 8 Franchessca Nyame Vicky San Breen O’Rourke 8 Mamphey Idris Zadran Jeorgia Anderson Lewis Clarke 9 Amari Shand Farha Amirpur Ilham Ali 9 Teakilla Carroll Marks Amarachi Orie Ayishat Abinuyo 10 Leon McClancy Diana Lampa Nayane Pires 10 Joshua Thompson Aydan Jackson Nakae Mascoll 11 Melanie Vaca Tonicha Gayle Nadia Roberts 11 Toapanta 019761 Evelyn Grace newsletter_Layout 1 17/12/2013 09:02 Page 4 EGA Prize Winners 2013 Roll Of Honour MEDIA Most Improved Work of Excellence Independent Learning Year Nicholas Bridge Scott Greenfield Amarachi Orie 10 Reshaan Hamilton Shaquille Scott Davis Mohammed Ali 11 MFL Most Improved Work of Excellence Independent Learning Year Jareece Lenford Shauna Collman Emmanuel Sarpong 7 Jahzi Jackson Radiyah Mohammed Maud Laarif Ali 8 Destiny Richardson Thomas Craig Katelyn-May Dirienzo 9 Hope Matuoma Diana Lampa Tamara Collins-Pascall 10 Mubarak Adebayo-Tairu Aaron Blackett Kanisha Anderson 11 IT Most Improved Work of Excellence Independent Learning Year Corey Harvey Sofia Antunes Alan Wu 7 Kanyinsola Jinadu Mateusz Matczak Vel Blaszczak Nicole Martins 9 Jamal Sheridan Amandine Guihard Jonathan Binyam 10 Aydan Jackson Loshell Coke Stephanie Homawoo 11 DRAMA Most Improved Work of Excellence Independent Learning Year Remmel Oduro-Sanniez, Tassia Barham Elizabeth Odusine 7 Fiona Assazo Winessia Williams Moyosore Awosanya 9 Gibril Solomon Jawahir Mohamud Shuriye Shantel Harvey 10 Gavin Andrews Vanessa Williams Loretta Yussuff 11 COMMUNITY AWARD HEALTH & SOCIAL PRINCIPAL’S AWARD EAL Year Ellis Thomas Krystal Bartley - Year 10 Lena Lindsay Pedro Abreu 9 Gonclaves Jack Petchey Michael Kamara Maria Vieira Tomas 10 PE Bianca Walker Priscila Veiga 11 Most Improved Work of Independent Yr. Excellence Learning CITIZENSHIP Mafelda Macario Shianne Williams Mohammed 7 Mohammed Most Improved Work of Independent Yr. Excellence Learning Cial Taylor Leon Neziri Chein Huang 8 Marcio Pires Rahana Josue Campo 7 Keiandra Kelly Shauna Mann Tiana Thompson 9 Vicky San Luke Duffy Emma Ryan 8 Malachi Simpson Yeila Landeta Richelle Omordian 10 Africa Camanero Kanyinsola Jinadu Eden Bernard 9 Niko Boguslawski Ellis Thomas Keenen Williams 11 Charlie Adams Ramatu Kamara Rafael Fernandes 10 019761 Evelyn Grace newsletter_Layout 1 17/12/2013 09:02 Page 5 EGA Prize Winners 2013 Roll Of Honour ART & DESIGN Most Improved Work of Excellence Independent Learning Year Malachi Brown Sabhannah Anderson Jamith Horna-Minchola 7 Cayden Vancooten Ingram Sasha Shimidzu Miah Cial Taylor 8 Jessica Pereira-Rodrigues Winessia Williams Lina Caicedo 9 Jhon Garcia Nichola McCormick Jessica San 10 Rhiann Elliott Tanique Thompson Girbaut Bawangudi 11 TECHNOLOGY Most Improved Work of Excellence Independent Learning Year Soumia Mohamed Jareece Lenford Rosseta Sandoval 7 Laquan Aiken Daniel Velosa Paige Bristow 8 Samantha O’Donnell Andres Gutierredze-Pineres Gideon Ayinla-Adeyemi 9 Hope Matuoma Joel Stennet Thomas O’Brien Martin 10 Ryan Elliot Barin Bamgbose Niko Boguslawski 11 BUSINESS STUDIES Most Improved Work of Excellence Independent Learning Year Jazelle Clarke-Williams Ibraheem Benmeriem Billie-Jo Farley 8 Cerise Grant Baseera Mohammed-Maude Nassim Nunes 10 RODRIGUES PRIZE Most Improved Work of Excellence Independent Learning Year Hamed Obalola Abel Mulugeta Angiela Quinde-Guzman 7 Tavaughn Rhone Jayden Mundle Prince Gray-Mills 8 Jehoida Ande Alex Campos-John Renyka Le-Mon Kerr 9 Jovel Brown Kairon Zephrine Rachel O'Connor 10 Romario Lewis Mustafa
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