St Anne’s Catholic High School For Girls BBC School News Report Day March 21st 2013 “Rising to the Challenge!”
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Sixth Formers Walk for Water
This Lent one of the many activities our sixth form participated in was a five kilometre Walk for Water in aid of the CAFOD charity. The money we raised will help to build wells and supply fresh, clean water in…
St Anne’s easing the pressure in Enfield
Pupils at St Anne’s share their views on the unrest in Enfield over the summer.
Posted in BBC Schools Report 2012
St Anne’s pull off a corker at White Hart Lane
From the unrest that took place in Enfield last summer, St Anne’s have been working hard to give the community a fresh start. Along with Enfield Grammar pupils, we had the amazing opportunity to take a trip down to the…
The serious issue of cyber bullying
Year 9 pupils, Amy and Jessica, are our school’s BBC reporters . Touching on a very important and serious subject, cyber bullying, they unravelled all that factors involved. Talking to Tassa, a year 7 pupil who feels strongly about this issue, they…
St Anne’s students visit Mindless Behaviour
Three girls who attended St Anne’s Catholic High School for girls recently visited a group called Mindless Behaviour, who are a American boy band aged 11-13. The girls entered a competition through the radio station ‘choice fm’ and were lucky enough to…
Olympic Values Competition with Desiree Henry, ex pupil and world youth champion.
In January St Anne’s students were hard at work, determined to create the best project for a competion themed “Olympic and Paralympic Values” . An event took place in recognition of all the hard work that the pupils did, with special guest…
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Posted in BBC Schools Report 2012
Posted in BBC Schools Report 2012
