September 2020

@Learning4Life_c Charity Shop volunteers wanted – Please contact Lucy on 07824 878 630 if interested. Job description Thanks for your interest in volunteering at Learning for Life Charity Why should I volunteer? Volunteering in one of our shops will give you experience such as teamwork, communication and using your initiative. It’s a great way to […]

Whilst looking at the topic “All About Me” the children in Murray Class made potato heads to represent themselves. The children at Springfield took part in some lovely activities based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to celebrate Roald Dahl Day.

Our very own Ethan Stewart has had a private dance class with no less than the Strictly Come Dancing champion @OtiMabuse ? wooowwwwweeee Soooo lucky!

Lister Class students are getting technical now by learning how to edit a photograph and personalise their pictures with drawing. wooowww

Lister Class have been learning how to use the iPad to take photographs of themselves as well as their peers. All the photographs you see above were taken by pupils. They are part of our ‘All about me’ project. Great work Lister Class! 

Dear Parent/Carer Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) will be visiting Enfield on 13th and 14th October to find out about our arrangements for children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) to understand the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the SEND system and to support service improvement. Inspectors want

On World Fitness Day during their Maths lesson the students completed exercises in pairs. As one child competed the exercise, the other recorded their data (e.g. how many star jumps per minute). The children then shared this data as a class and compared the numbers using place value to decide a winner for each category

Get down to our West Lea in the Town Charity shop  @Learning4Life_c and check out the absolutely stunning furniture, refurbished may I add by our students with the courtesy of @buildingbloqs on Wednesdays!

Internships are crucial for young people, but also vital for employers Renee Flourentzou, Head of School at West Lea’s Learning for Life Campus It’s safe to say that the current employment landscape is challenging – earlier this summer over 500 people applied for two jobs in a London pub. With an incredibly competitive market, it’s