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White Hart Lane, Wood Green, London N22 5QJ<br />

A 020 8889 6761 m mail@mulberrywoodside.org<br />

www.mulberrywoodside.org @MulberryAWS<br />

Headteacher: Ms A Wallace<br />

Year 9 girls attend<br />

inspiring Global Girl<br />

Leading conference<br />

During the final week of October, some<br />

of the Year 9 girls attended the Global<br />

Girls Leading conference organised by<br />

the Mulberry Schools Trust and hosted by<br />

Mulberry School for Girls in East London.<br />

The conference<br />

was centred<br />

on discussions<br />

about providing<br />

education for<br />

girls in areas<br />

of conflict<br />

and some of<br />

the systemic<br />

inequalities<br />

that women<br />

might face<br />

in the British journalism sector. The panel was<br />

inspiring, motivating and empowering. The students<br />

held important conversations with female students<br />

from other schools across London. Michelle Obama’s<br />

inspirational book Becoming was given to every student<br />

as a keepsake gift to fire their imagination.<br />

Jeffrey Boakye’s insights<br />

spark masculinity dialogue<br />

On Wednesday 29th November, former<br />

teacher and writer Jeffrey Boakye joined<br />

30 boys from Year 9 and 10 for a What is<br />

Masculinity? workshop.<br />

All the boys involved were gifted a copy of the book,<br />

which they read in advance, and came prepared with<br />

questions and ideas<br />

to share. Boakye is a<br />

significant role model<br />

both within and outside<br />

the teaching community.<br />

The next phase of the<br />

project involves all boys<br />

delivering assemblies,<br />

working with younger<br />

boys through mentoring<br />

partnerships and<br />

potentially visiting our<br />

feeder primary schools.<br />

Year 9 visits<br />

Imperial War Museum<br />

On Monday 4th <strong>December</strong>,<br />

Year 9 students took a trip to the<br />

Imperial War Museum.<br />

Students worked in groups of three to produce mini<br />

documentaries<br />

about the First<br />

World War.<br />

The students’<br />

behaviour was<br />

exemplary, and<br />

they impressed<br />

the volunteers<br />

at the museum<br />

with their<br />

knowledge.<br />

NEWS FROM OUR SCHOOLS<br />

Photography students inspired by<br />

Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize<br />

On Friday <strong>17</strong>th November, Year 10 and Year 11<br />

photography students visited the Taylor Wessing<br />

Photo Portrait Prize exhibition at the National<br />

Portrait Gallery.<br />

Students were inspired by the celebrated professionals and emerging<br />

artists, portraits of Windrush and everyday heroes. The mini pancakes<br />

and Nutella in Trafalgar Square afterwards were a highlight! We’re<br />

proud of all our exceptionally behaved students.<br />

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