St Angela's Ursuline School

• Name — St Angela's Ursuline School and 6th Form • Motto — "Serviam" (Latin for I will serve.) • Established — 1862 • Type — Voluntary aided school • Religious Affiliation — Roman Catholic • Head Label — Headmaster • Head — Mark Johnson • Founders — Ursuline Sisters • Address — St. George’s Road • City — Forest Gate • County — Greater London • Country — England, United Kingdom • Postal Code — E7 8HU • Local Authority — Newham • Ofsted — yes • Urn — 102786 • Enrolment — c. 1350 • Gender — Girls, Mixed (at 6th form) • Lower Age — 11 • Upper Age — 18 • Houses — Norman, Plantagenet, Stewart, Tudor • Colours — Brown Cream years 7-9 Brown Gold years 10-11 Black Sixth Form • Website — http: www.stangelas-ursuline.co.uk

St. Angela's is a Roman Catholic school started in February 1862 by four sisters of the Ursuline order from Belgium. • Illustration — The school's first science lab was in 1907 The nuns bought a semi-detached house and bought the rest the following year. This property is known as "Old House" by the school. The nuns who soon became eight were inspired by the vision of their founder who became the school's namesake. In 1862 the school expanded to other buildings. The school had no uniform until 1877. The school grew and in 1892 four nuns left this school to found another Ursuline school in Wimbledon. In 1907 the school's first science lab was created.

St. Angela's is a multi-ethnic, voluntary-aided Language College in the London Borough of Newham. The school population reflects the Catholic population of the borough, which is largely Filipino, Afro-Caribbean, Indian, Sri Lankan, Latino, African and white. 95% of school population are from ethnic minorities. The school had an "outstanding" inspection by Ofsted in 2009. St Angela's has won national championships in basketball and debating.