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Enfield Fairtrade Application July 2008 *DFID Global School Page 5 Enfield Fairtrade Application July 2008 Goal 3d: Schools, Colleges, Universities and young people’s Associations There are sixty state primary and eighteen state secondary schools in the London Borough of Enfield. Several schools are already integrating Fairtrade into their curriculum, 25% of primary, 50% of secondary, and the following list provides an outline of the range of these activities. It is probable that a higher number of schools than shown here have some form of Fairtrade affiliation, and part of the on-going work of the Fairtrade Steering group will be to co- ordinate more comprehensively the work carried out by schools and young people’s organisations to encourage more participation by young people in the campaign. Primary Schools Alma Primary School One of the school’s governors is an elected Council Member and an active member of the Enfield Fairtrade Steering Group. She has expressed a strong desire to increase Fairtrade activities in the school particularly as the school has a high proportion of children from Bangladesh. Bowes Primary School The school is seeking to achieve accreditation as a Fairtrade school. It has held whole school assemblies and lessons about Fairtrade food, fashion and sports equipment. The staffroom uses Fairtrade products (catering account from Traidcraft). Local MP David Burrowes attended a Fairtrade coffee morning during Fairtrade fortnight in 2008. A teacher from the school is an active member on the Enfield Steering Group, and has supported several children to continue their Fairtrade interest when they leave the school to take up secondary school places. The Fairtrade message and ethos is reiterated through the school’s link with Ghana, where teacher exchange visits have taken place. Chase Side Primary School This school is involved in running a summer school in 2008 for its year 6 pupils en route to chase Community Secondary School (around global issues) including Fairtrade. Eldon Junior School Until recently this school was struggling to reach the standards set by Ofsted, and was in danger of being in special measures. The school is in a particularly deprived area of the borough and this inevitably brings a range of challenges to delivering the basic curriculum. However, they are now in a position of holding Fairtrade Assemblies, and have done some teaching on the subject so this is a significant step forward. Eversley Primary School This school has held a Fairtrade assembly. Galliard Primary School *DFID Global School Partnership promotes partnerships between UK schools and schools in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Page 1 of 4 Page 6 Enfield Fairtrade Application July 2008 This school is part of the Global School Partnership*, Known to have done work on Fairtrade. George Spicer School Included a Fairtrade stall (provided by the Enfield Fairtrade Steering Group) at their Christmas Bazaar, November 2007 . Grange Park Primary Fairtrade is taught in RE lessons. Oakthorpe Primary School This school has held assemblies on Fairtrade. Prince of Wales School Prince of Wales School is seeking to become a Fairtrade school by Christmas 2008. They have a Steering Group and all tea and coffee in the staffroom is Fairtrade. Fairtrade products are being introduced to parent groups with a talk planned for the 2008 autumn term. The theme of the 2008 Black History Month will be Fairtrade, and there was a Fairtrade stall at their food event in June 2008. There is also a Fairtrade display in the school. St Edmund's Primary School Talks about Fairtrade are in progress. St John & St James Primary School This school has held Fairtrade assemblies. St Michael’s Primary School Fairtrade tea and coffee are served in the staff room. A Fairtrade stall was held last Christmas, 2007. Wilbury Primary School Part of the Global School Partnership*. Worcester Primary School Included a Fairtrade stall (provided by the Enfield Fairtrade Steering Group) at their Christmas Bazaar, in November 2007. A Fairtrade assembly was held on 13 March2008. Secondary Schools Broomfield School Fairtrade is covered extensively in the Citizenship curriculum and is also being included in the year 7 integrated humanities curriculum. International evenings have a Fairtrade stall. Fairtrade assemblies are held regularly and the profile of Fairtrade is likely to be higher next year as the school achieves Humanities Specialist status. Chace Community School *DFID Global School Partnership promotes partnerships between UK schools and schools in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Page 2 of 4 Page 7 Enfield Fairtrade Application July 2008 This school with its feeder school Chase Side primary school is organising a week's summer school in 2008 for new intake students around global issues and will prominently feature Fairtrade. Enfield County School The school has been part of the Great Coffee Morning national campaign (29 th February 2008) and has held Fairtrade assemblies in both the Upper and Lower schools. Kingsmead School All tea and coffee in the staffroom is Fairtrade. A recent "Love planet Earth" event was held to promote awareness of climate change and Fairtrade at which Fairtrade biscuits, bananas, oranges and bananas in chocolate were sold. Year 12 Media students created a "Taste of Teachers" celebrity recipe book which includes a Fairtrade section, and accompanying film describing how the book was devised. Oasis Academy This is Enfield’s newest school, and was established as a PPP (Public Private Partnership). Students from the Academy recently met their local MP Joan Ryan and wrote to local shopkeepers about stocking Fairtrade chocolate. St Anne’s RC High School This school has had a Fairtrade group which has been active since 2006. Weekly Fairtrade stalls are held at both school sites. 6th form students have produced and delivered assemblies to raise awareness of Fairtrade issues. Fairtrade is taught in lessons in some subject areas during Fairtrade Fortnight and Fairtrade refreshments served at all school meetings and public events. St Ignatius School Students form the school recently held a debate on Fairtrade with their local MP (Joan Ryan). The school had held Fairtrade stalls. Southgate School In the early stages of working towards Fairtrade School status. The Latymer School This is a well -known direct grant-funded school which takes students from across London. The Latymer World Community Society carries out a considerable amount of work on Fairtrade. Special Needs Schools Durants School Through the schools inclusion in the Global School Partnership, Fairtrade issues are incorporated into the activities undertaken. Early Years Social Inclusion The Early Years Social Inclusion department based in Durants School has Fairtrade coffee and sugar in its office at all times. The EYSI co-ordinator *DFID Global School Partnership promotes partnerships between UK schools and schools in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Page 3 of 4 Page 8 Enfield Fairtrade Application July 2008 distributes Fairtrade bananas in primary schools when undertaking small- group work. Oaktree School The school during Fairtrade Fortnight 2008 held a talk on Fairtrade, followed by a Fairtrade Coffee morning and sale in March 2008. Further Education and Universities Capel Manor Agricultural College Capel Manor has taken on the role of being the borough’s Fairtrade Flagship Employer. Their canteen (also open to the public) serves only Fairtrade tea, coffee and chocolate serves only Fairtrade tea, coffee and chocolate – see also Goal 3 for further details on the college Enfield College The college canteen at 73 Hertford Road, EN3 5HA serves Fairtrade tea, coffee and other products. Middlesex University The canteens at their sites in Trent Park and Queensway serve Fairtrade tea, coffee, fruit juice and other products Young People’s Associations 23rd Scouts, and Explorers, at Palmers Green United Reformed Church The Enfield Fairtrade Steering Group has given talks to the scouts on Fairtrade. Southgate Adelaide Cricket Club A recent innovation in Enfield is the inclusion of Fairtrade in cricket coaching sessions. This was initiated by the enthusiasm of a new member of the steering group who is originally from South Africa and a keen supporter of both cricket and Fairtrade *DFID Global School Partnership promotes partnerships between UK schools and schools in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Page 4 of 4 .
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