Liz Moore

Students from Laurel Park School met with the Mayor of Enfield, local councillors and council officers during a visit to the Enfield Council Chamber last week as part of the school’s efforts to broaden students’ horizons and raise aspirations. Students were given a tour of the Council Chamber to understand more about the role of […]

Bishop Stopford School in Enfield will become a partner of Enterprise Cooperative Trust (ECT) – a network of schools and organisations in the Borough – to strengthen the work the Trust is doing in equipping children in Enfield with the best life opportunities, skills and work experience to set them up for success. Bishop Stopford’s

We’re very pleased to announce that ECT member, Laurel Park School, will be welcoming students from Palmers Green and Southgate from the beginning of the new school year. Laurel Park School, based on the site previously known as Broomfield School, is built on the foundation of healthy and strong relationships between staff and students to

We celebrated our official launch on 29th June, with local schools, community organisations and businesses, to promote our aim to bring the community together and support young people. We believe all our students, whatever their ability, should have access work opportunities to set them up for life beyond school. At the event, the Mayor of

The Trust partnership will address social disadvantage and offer support and opportunities to all students in the community Enterprise Cooperative Trust (ECT) has announced its first official school partner, the College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London (CONEL), which joins the Trust this month to further strengthen the life opportunities for all young people

New Trust aims to improve education and life opportunities for all young people in the community by building partnerships with local schools, charities and businesses The Enterprise Cooperative Trust has today announced its launch as a new, not-for-profit cooperative, set up by West Lea School in Edmonton, to extend the opportunities for all young people

As highlighted in a recent social media post by Emma Rigby, Founder of Love Your DoorStep, over the past 12 months, individuals and organisations across the London Borough of Enfield have truly stepped up to the mark to support one another throughout the most difficult of circumstances. Emma noted through various initiatives, more than 70

Enterprise Cooperative Trust is looking for individuals from the local area to join its efforts to support young people across Enfield Enterprise Cooperative Trust (ECT), a not-for-profit foundation co-operative aiming to extend opportunities for all young people in Enfield, is calling for people from the local community to join its Representative Council. The Representative Council’s