Latymer Old Students Association
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Latymer Old Students Association (LOSA) was set up in 1919 for all former students of The Latymer School, Edmonton. Latymer Old Students Association (LOSA) was set up in 1919 for all former students of The Latymer School, Edmonton. Almost a century later, the school is thriving and the Association still organises regular reunions and events to enable Latymerians to keep in touch long after they have left.
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facebook.comAt Latymer’s annual Careers Fair this morning no less than 13 former pupils were amongst visitors speaking to current students about their working life and career. If you’d like to volunteer for next year, please email Yvonne Conway - cony@latymer.co.uk - with a brief note to outline your career / experience.
Latymer is proud to be listed as one of the top ten schools in London, (Evening Standard, 25.1.18)
Latymer isw proud to be listed as one of the top ten schools in London, (Evening Standard, 25.1.18)
Can you add proper captions to these photos or tag anyone in them? Copyright for all photos: The Latymer School, Edmonton
With yesterday’s Awards Ceremony (Speech Day) over, another term - and year - draws to a close on Haselbury Road. Wishing Latymerians far and near a peaceful Christmas and a happy and healthy year in 2018.
If you're in the vicinity of Trafalgar Square between 4pm and 5pm this afternoon (Monday 18th), do come and listen to Senior Choir who will be singing to raise funds for charity.
Chris Fish (at Latymer 1995-2002) writes: Having learnt my 'barbershop' at Latymer, I thought you may be interested in my latest project (along with Naveen Rajendrun and Oliver Samson - also 2002 leavers): Our barbershop quartet recently had a lot of fun recording a number of our own compositions and arrangements and we have now released, ‘A Little Bit of Christmas Love’. I would love the Latymer community to take a listen, hopefully enjoy and possibly even add it to your Christmas playlist. We are donating all proceeds to Bliss, the premature baby charity (which has been very important for my family). The album is available to stream and download on many different sites or directly from our website (www.barbershopogram.co.uk/our-music)
Some great traditions never die: the Dolbe-Keats Bazaar, Dec 2017
Retired PE teacher Ian Gourdie has kindly shared these photos of Cwm trips from the 1970s to 1990s with me - if you recognise any of the people involved, please tag them!
Following the fantastic success of last year when over a tonne of food was collected, The Latymer School will again support the local Trussell Trust foodbank this Christmas. We are asking all Latymer students and their families to help by donating one or two items - but if any former students living locally would like to support the school's effort, donations can be left with the school office between 9am-4pm from today until 20th December. Particularly needed are the following items: Tinned Tomatoes Tinned Meat Tinned Fruit Tinned Vegetables Tinned Meat Soup Custard Rice Pudding Instant Mash Instant Noodles/Noodles Tinned Spaghetti/Spaghetti Hoops Savoury Snacks - Crisps/Popcorn/Crackers Chocolate/Snack Bars Biscuits Tinned Puddings Shampoo/Conditioner Shower Gel Toilet Roll Washing Powder
Many of you will have seen the “Parent Power” school league tables which appeared in The Times newspaper last week, based on GCSE and A-level results. The Latymer School has this year risen from 14th to 11th place for state schools nationally, and from 11th to 6th place within London. In both cases, Latymer was the top performing co-educational school, with all schools ranking higher being single-sex. Congratulations to staff, students, and governors on this tremendous success.
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