The second we came out of Westminster station, we were absorbed by the intrigue of British democracy: anti-Brexit protestors; teacher strikes; special advisers with coffees in one hand and a phone by their ears. Spontaneously, we stumbled into the Supreme Court and watched a case attended by five of the SCOTUK justices regarding employments rights...
Freeflow 2023 – a huge success!! A week has passed since Freeflow, but we are still on a huge high! Congratulations to all students who performed this year- definitely the best one yet!!!!! We are currently sorting through the 1000’s of photos (thank you again Mia and Yasmin!) and will share them with you all...
The Year 13 Media and Film Studies students celebrated their achievements at an end of year event at JW3’s cinema. Their coursework short films were each given a big screen premiere and were shown to an audience of special guests and their participating actors. It also marked the inaugural ‘JOSCARS’ ceremony and prizes were given...
The girls Year 7 and Year 8 tennis team smashed John Lyon in the LTA Division 2 clash at the Sudbury Ground. It was a windy day, but the team performed with such skill and determination, winning their games 6-0 and 6-1 respectively, then coming away victorious in the double with a 6-0 result. On...
In a highly anticipated tennis match, the JFS Year 10 team faced off against Fortismere. The match featured intense singles and doubles competitions. JFS displayed exceptional skill and coordination, dominating their opponents in both categories. With outstanding performances, JFS emerged as the victors with a final score of 5-0. The players showcased their skill and...
The Year 7 JFS Rounders team came second in the Year 8 Brent Rounders Tournament. It was a great achievement for the Year 7s, playing against older teams and has given them huge confidence going in to their own tournament in July.
Congratulations to JFS year 8 student, Tebaldo Cenci di Bello, who received 3rd prize in the national Young Art competition, run by the Royal College of Art. His self-portrait was selected from more than 6,500 entries and was handpicked by painter and competition judge, Patrick Cullen.
Year 7 student, Benjamin Webber, entered the Royal College of Art Young Artists competition 2023, with the theme ‘Everyday life’. He received a Commendation and his artwork, which was on display for a week at the Royal College of Art alongside so many other incredibly talented young artists. Well done Benjamin!
Eli Reyhanian (red chest guard) has dedicated five years to practicing Taekwondo. Initially, Eli joined a class in Mill Hill where he trained in the ITF (International Taekwondo) style. Progressing through the ranks, Eli achieved a black tag belt, just one step away from obtaining a black belt. However, in the summer of 2022, a...
The Year 7/8 school cricket game between JFS and Claremont was an exhilarating affair, filled with thrilling moments and exceptional performances. One standout player who truly shone in this match was Vice Captain Gabriel Bohm in Year 7. Bohm displayed exceptional batting skills, retiring on an impressive 51 runs not out, showcasing his ability to...
