Moving to the London Sea Life Aquarium

Our much loved school fish have finally found a new home!

Over the holiday our school hall is going to be refurbished. Due to the building work and upheaval in the hall we needed to move the fish tank. When thinking about moving the fish tank we thought about other possible options for our fish. Although their tank is quite large, it isn’t large enough. We tried desperately to find someone who wanted to take care of our fish with a tank big enough. When our search was unsuccessful we decided to contact London Sea Life Aquarium for advice. They were keen to re-home both our fish with them at their aquarium!

Last week both fish were collected safely by staff from London Sea Life Aquarium. The fish will live in a quarantine tank for 6 weeks before being introduced into the HUGE display tanks at the aquarium.

They have promised to keep us updated with the progress of both fish. They have named the biggest fish ‘Sheldon’ after our own Sheldon in Year 4 Red. Sheldon was very fond of our fish and would visit it daily in its tank in the hall.

Our Golden Writers

Our Golden Writers for 2016 were rewarded with a special visit from author Tom Banks who is best known for his pirate adventure story, The Great Galloon. He awarded them with certificates in a special good work assembly. They then took part in a writers' workshop during which they were taught how to create interesting characters and how to develop action in story writing. Well done to all our Golden writers. Keep up all the good work next yea

A special tea for exemplary behaviour

Today the first children had a special tea with Ms. Shah.  Four children; Emila (Year 6 Violet), Yusuf (Year 3 Blue), Luke (Reception Butterflies) and Almere (Year 1 Pink) were all picked from our ticket box as they had shown exemplary behaviour in our school lunch hall.  We listened to your ideas about lunchtime and lots of you wanted a different reward for excellent behaviour. From now on the lunchtime staff will give children raffle tickets when they behave well, are polite and eat lots of food.  We will pick out 4 names during Thursdays assembly.  The children selected can choose one of their friends to have morning tea and cake after break on Fridays.  We have put more of your ideas in place at lunchtime.  Please visit our Pupil Voice area to see where we have listened to your voice and what we have done.

Save the air - walk there!

We want all our children, parents and staff to be able to breath clean air, live healthy, long and fulfilling lives and for Haringey to be a clean and safe borough. Our aim is for every child and young person to walk, cycle and use the bus to get to school. Because of this we have launched a walking zone map which you will be able to see around the school. Click on the image below to enlarge it.

Teaching positions available from September

We wish to appoint three full-time class teachers from September 2016 to teach in the first instance in Key Stage 2.

As a result of staff promotions and staff pursuing travel opportunities we are in the position to appoint 3 main scale class teachers. We are looking for teachers who are hard-working, flexible, committed to high standards of achievement and who would make a contribution to the wider life of the school. 

Please download the following documents for more information and details of how to apply:

Job Advert

Job Description

Information for Candidates

Application form

Employment opportunities at Earlsmead

We have three exciting and important positions available in our school from 1st September 2016. 

For information on the posts and details on how to apply, please download the relevant documents below.

School Business Manager      -     Job advert      Person Specification

Administrative Officer (8.15am - 4.15pm)      -   Job advert      Job description

Administrative Officer Advert (8.45am - 4.45pm)      -    Job advert      Job description

Haringey job application form

Visits to the school are very welcome and can be arranged by contacting Ms Adell Horbury on 020 88087915 before the closing date.

Energy Garden art competition

An Energy Garden is an area on a London Overground Station which is made brighter and greener by growing plants to help clean the air we breathe and using sunshine to make electricity to power lights and watering systems.

Energy Gardens will start popping up all over London’s Overground network during the coming months and to celebrate we have been invited to take part in an art competition. 

The winning school will receive £100 and there will be individual prizes awarded to top pupils! Chosen artworks will also be displayed at Energy Gardens across London. The competition closes on Friday 17th June 2016 and the winners will be announced shortly after.

Download and print the entry form here