We know every day that Emmanuel Community School is a unique place, where every child’s uniqueness is embraced, nurtured, and developed. I am delighted to be the head teacher of this wonderful school, situated in the culturally and ethnically diverse district of Walthamstow.
We are very proud of our Christian distinctiveness, as this is the foundation of what makes us a truly special place to attend and work. At Emmanuel Community School, we ensure every child knows that they are loved and special in God’s eyes by ensuring that every child is known by name, where skills and creativity are refined and developed, and where children learn that they can make a difference.
I hope all you need to know about us is found here and I look forward to welcoming you to our school.
Emmanuel Community School
The Drive, Walthamstow
London E17 3BN
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It was a lovely day for our Y4 children, as they visited Chelmsford Cathedral, learning about The Windrush generation and what a difference 1 person can make. The day ended with a child sharing with us what she will take away and it was truly poetic... She stated...' It is important to treat others as you want to be treated and with that, one person can make the difference'. This was a true and heart warming closing to the day. Thank you @Chelmsforddiocese for making such a safe space for our children to appreciate and celebrate difference. ... See MoreSee Less
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Monday 3rd February - Is the beginning of Children's Mental Health Week and Emmanuel Community School Walthamstow are excited to be able to celebrate this week. We are using this week to raise an awareness of having different emotions and the confidence to discuss feelings and the impact of feelings and emotions. This year's theme is 'Know yourself and Grow yourself'. We will be ending the week with a Non- Uniform day on FRIDAY 7th FEBRUARY. Please use the information sent last week to have discussions at home also. #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek ... See MoreSee Less
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Y4, have been keeping not only their minds healthy but also their bodies. The children had the challenge to complete the circuits within a specific time. I wonder which group won? #HealthyMindsHealthyBodies ... See MoreSee Less
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ECS gardening club have started the spring term by making their own 'apple/sunflower bird feeders' in preparation for the Big School's Bird watch. Exciting! Well done gardening Club! ... See MoreSee Less
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Reception children have been busy over the past couple of weeks.
Delving into their class book of Goldilocks and the three bears. They have weighed bears, investigated a crime scene and the greatest achievement of all, was to make and eat their own porridge recipe. Yum yum for some, while others found it just not right for them. #bringinglearningtolife ... See MoreSee Less
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Reception children have started the Spring term enthused about writing and excited to be part of retelling and reenacting their storybook, this half term. Here is all their hard work in retelling the story of Little Red Riding Hood, which will be their focus text this half term. #ReadersForLife ... See MoreSee Less
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