Arrangements for End of Term, THURSDAY 28th March 2013
12.10 (approx) Lunch
12.20 Sixth Form register & depart (apart from Duty Prefects)
5th Line register & depart
12.50 (approx) – 3rd & 4th Lines register & depart
1.00 (approx) – 2nd & 1st Lines register & depart
Mrs Gibson challenged her Year 7 history class to create a Motte and Bailey castle. A lot of hard work had gone into making the models and each student had the opportunity to present their castle to the rest of the class.
Old Ignatian Kelvin Okafor, from Tottenham, will be displaying his incredible art work at the Science Museum this weekend.
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Please click on the link below for next school year’s calendar dates.
Staff and students of the Sixth Form ventured into London as a group to see a live production of “The Woman in Black”. For some of us, this was also the first time we had actually been to the theatre! The evening commenced with all of us congregating outside the Fortune Theatre in Covent Garden where we eagerly awaited to go inside. Once seated the play began and from that moment on, our eyes were transfixed on the actors who retold the thrilling tale. The drama was exciting, yet somewhat frightening with the unexpected appearance of this young ghostly faced woman being the main source of terror. There were clear elements of comic relief inserted into the play, which broke the high levels of intensity. The fifteen minute interval allowed everyone to talk about the play and indulge in some of the refreshments that were on sale. It was agreed by all that the second half of the live production was much more entertaining than the first, as this was the time where the main plot of the play was exposed.
On a personal note, being an English A Level student I study a variety of dramas, therefore it was nice to finally see a play come alive on the stage. Overall the trip to the theatre was a really enjoyable way to spend a Wednesday evening. I would thoroughly recommend staff and students to capitalise on the chance to visit the theatre. Will you be scared? Let me know!
Gerard Durkan
Upper Sixth
On Friday 9th November fifty members of the Lower Sixth were appointed to the Prefecture by JP Morrison in the Headmaster’s Office. It has been a long tradition of the College that every new Prefect is given the esteemed red tie by the Headmaster in his office.
To be appointed a Prefect, sixth-formers have to go through a rigorous selection process and have their applications endorsed by two members of staff. Their appointment reflects how much we value what they do for the College and how much they are going to do to serve our school community in terms of being a men for others, a mentor and an ambassador for St Ignatius College.St Ignatius College is lucky to have a committed and active parent community. The parents and PFA organise social and fundraising events throughout the school year. The College is in the Trusteeship of the Society of Jesus and is proud to be a Jesuit school.
The school was founded in Stamford Hill, South Tottenham in 1894 and moved to its current site on Turkey Street in 1968. The College is in the Trusteeship of the Society of Jesus and is proud to be a Jesuit school. Read more here.
Did you know that St.Ignatius was once home to one of the world's most famous film directors? The College has a long tradition of teaching exceptional individuals.
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