We are very grateful to Mrs Sek (who mainly works with our Junior pupils) for delivering an amazing assembly on Chinese New Year this week to all of our Senior and Junior pupils. Mrs Sek shared her family traditions and the meaning behind each day of the New Year. Mrs…
During this Children’s Mental Health Week, Braeside School is here to remind you of the theme this year which is ‘My Voice Matters’. My Voice Matters is about empowering children and young people by providing them with the tools they need to express themselves. If you ever find yourself struggling…
The U11 and U13 netball teams took part in the ISA North netball tournament at Redbridge Sports Centre. The U13’s lost 2-1 to Bedford Greenacre, drew 2-2 against Northbridge, won 7-2 against Knightsbridge and won 6-2 against Akeley Wood. They improved so much throughout the day! The U11s won 5-0…
On Wednesday 31 January 2024, students from Years 9, 10 and 11 joined schools from across the UK and took part in the UKMT Intermediate Mathematical Challenge. Year 9 – Fatima, Riana, Maya and Sienna Year 10 – Amaya, Sareen and Zaynab Year 11 – Aina, Iman and Nadezhda This…
We welcomed Di Butler from Epping Forest District Council on Monday 29 January to give an assembly to the Seniors about their election campaign to elect the new Epping Forest Youth Councillors for the 2024-2026 season. Pupils had a presentation by Di Butler and our current councillor, Izellah in Year…
Year 6 learnt about micro-organisms in Friday’s Science class, conducting experiments using yeast. They learnt that yeast reacts with sugar and produces carbon dioxide which causes the balloons to blow up and the dough to rise. It was so much fun!
Year 10 had the pleasure of attending the Forest School Careers Fair. The Careers Fair featured a variety of top universities from across the country as well as some of biggest employers from a range of different industries, such as the corporate and public sectors. Over the period of the…
Year 1 had a wonderful day at the Young V&A Museum in Bethnal Green looking at the history of toys. They used a variety of apparatus to construct models using their imagination. It was an educational and fun day for all!
Year 9 have been exploring the theme of every day objects inspired by pop artist Michael Craig Martin. Martin is known for his large colourful line drawings of objects that we can all identify with, line head phones, lap tops and light bulbs to name a few. We started with…
Congratulations to Dilly in Year 10 who is a finalist for the Young Citizen of the Year award. The award is for young people aged 11-18, in recognition of their exceptional contribution to the Epping Forest community. The winner will be announced in March. Good luck Dilly!
