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• Medal Winners!

  Thu 12 Mar 2015
  

• Alternative Sports Day!

  Wed 11 Mar 2015

  Thirty year 4 children were invited to the Alternative sports day which is run by year 10 sports leaders from Chingford foundation school. The event is now in its eighth year.

   

  The children were sorted into teams and had the opportunity to meet and work alongside children from Longshaw, Normanhurst, Parkside and Yardley schools.

   

  Events included Archery, Table Tennis, Lacrosse, Boxing, Speed Stacking, Skipping, Parachute Games, Tag Rugby and Kurling.

   

  Each child was given a certificate for taking part and medals were also awarded for sportsmanship, good listening skills and teamwork.

   

  A fabulous day was had by all and we thank Longshaw school for hosting and the Year 10 leaders for organising the events.

   

  Looking forward to next year already!!

   

  

• We are the champions!

  Wed 04 Mar 2015

  We are the champions!

   

  Chingford C of E's Girls' 'A'  team were crowned as winners of the Waltham Forest School's U11's 6 a-side competition by beating St Joseph's 3-1 in a thrilling final held at Goals, South Chingford.

   

  The girls will now go on to the London Youth Games later in the year where they will represent the London Borough of Waltham Forest in a tournament involving boroughs across London.

   

  

• Chinese New Year Assembly

  Wed 04 Mar 2015
  Helen Fung performed on the Infant Site as part of our Chinese New Year celebrations!

  

• Message from the PA

  Wed 04 Mar 2015

  After the success of last years’ Summer Fayre, we are again asking the Reception Parents/Carers to organise this event.  It will be held on Saturday 11^th July 2015.

   

  We are holding the first meeting on Wednesday 11^th March, 8pm at The Kings Head Pub.

   

  Please come along to discuss your ideas with the PA Committee and more importantly meet last years’ Reception Fayre Team.

   

  If you can’t make the meeting but are interested in supporting this event please speak to any Committee Member.  Maggie Howlett, Jacqui Neophytou, Graham House, Samantha Roney, Jon Rubidge and our newly elected members, Debbie Torrie & Lisa Brooks.

  Or via email: cofeschoolpa@hotmail.com

• Job Opportunity

  Tue 24 Feb 2015
  Please check out our latest vacancy in the Key Information tab!

• Three Billy Goats Gruff Garden

  Mon 23 Feb 2015

  Please check out our transformation of the disused quad area into a Three Billy Goats Gruff garden!!

   

  We would like to say a huge thanks to the PA for their contribution to this wonderful area!

  

• Chingford C of E U11's mixed 6 a-side football team

  Mon 23 Feb 2015

  Chingford C of E U11's mixed 6 a-side football team have joined Larkswood Primary in progressing to an exciting final phase of the Premier League Schools Tournament that sees the regional winner representing Tottenham Hotspur on the hallowed turf of White Hart Lane.
  
  The Waltham Forest teams team will take on opposition from the boroughs of Barnet and Enfield at Spurs' training ground on Friday 20th March.

  

• 6-a-side Football Tournament

  Tue 10 Feb 2015

  Chingford C of E Girls' A - team beat Chapel End Junior 2-1 in a thrilling final to win the Chingford Schools' 6 a-side tournament held at Goals. They now go onto the Borough Finals where the winning team will represent Waltham Forest in the London Games to be held at Crystal Palace.
  
  The girls' victory crowned a very successful tournament for the school which saw the Boys' 'A' and 'B' teams also reaching the final stages of the competition.

   

  GIRLS' RESULTS

  1^st Chingford C of E A

  2^nd Chapel End

  3^rd Parkside

  4^th Roger Ascham

   

  BOYS' RESULTS

  1^st Yardley A

  2^nd Chingford Hall

  3^rd Larkswood A

  4^th Chingford C of E A

  5^th Roger Ascham A

  6^th Chingford C of E B

  7^th Handsworth A

  8^th Handsworth B

   

  

• School Council Visit London Assembly

  Wed 04 Feb 2015

  The school council followed up their recent trip to Walthamstow Town Hall with a visit to City Hall, the home of the London Assembly. The visit continues the council's process of learning about democracy and how it impacts our society at local, city and national levels.
  
  The children also got a bird's-eye view of the capital from the top of the building which stands on the south bank of the River Thames opposite the Tower of London.
  
  The next planned visit for the councillors is to the Houses of Parliament.