Underlying everything is our warm and caring community, where girls can grow and become independent while supporting each other. They truly can be themselves, away from the social pressures of a media-driven world.
The girls are encouraged to find and use their voices - to stand up for what they believe in and to help the causes of others. From celebrating International Women’s Day and our annual ‘Mad 4 Padz’ charity collection of sanitary products to our annual Because I’m a Girl walk on behalf of Plan International UK, and our charity work with a girls’ orphanage in Sri Lanka, our students are engaged in trying to help their less advantage peers.
Academically, being a girls’ school means playing to girls' strengths, in our style of teaching, in the structure of our school day (and length of lessons) and in choosing to be an A level school. Students do not come across unconscious bias when choosing academic subjects; Maths is our most popular subject at A level.
