Partnership is central to the vision, mission and values at City of London Freemen's School. As part of our Partnership efforts, during the Summer term, plans were in place to work with local schools on a weekly basis, preparing a number of musical pieces to be performed in a spectacular end of term concert involving Freemen's and the local schools.
On Monday 6th July we hosted our virtual Oxbridge Panel featuring three Old Frees to a Q & A about the ins and outs of making a successful application to Oxford or Cambridge.
After competing in the European Junior U16s Qualifier Golf Competition in June, we would like to congratulate James from U4 who finished as joint Runner Up and is now through to the Junior European Open in Cadiz in Spain in November.
An open letter regarding the Black Lives Matter campaign
Freemen's Equestrian Team commenced their team programme of training earlier this year before lockdown commenced.
Our Musician in Residence, Tim Peters, has created a wonderful project to bring together pupils at Freemen’s and local schools through music during lockdown.
Since the beginning of lockdown teaching has changed, adapted and evolved to meet the needs of pupils. We are proud of the success of our new Bridging Courses that have helped engage pupils at Freemen's but also hundreds of Year 11 and Year 13 pupils at the other City of London schools and our local partner school Rosebery.
A message from the Headmaster - Black Lives Matter
Tuesday 9th June is Empathy Day. This day was founded in 2017 by not-for-profit EmpathyLab, who are on a mission to inspire the rising generation to drive a new empathy movement.
At Freemen’s, we know how keen our pupils are to keep physically active so we are excited to introduce Freemen's Sport Active Week.
Our Music Department are preparing for an Online Summer Soirée Concert on Thursday 2nd July. Save the date!
Freemen’s 20/20 Vision plans to ‘Rag and Roll On’ through May!
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