Academic life is flourishing at College. A benefit of being a large school is that we can offer a huge variety of subjects in almost any combination. Until the age of 16, all girls study Maths, English, Science, at least one Modern Language and ICT. In the Sixth Form girls can opt to study the International Baccalaureate (IB) or A Levels. Those that follow the A Level route will normally take four AS levels in the first year (some take five) and then continue with three (or four) of these to A2 level in their final year.
Under the direction of The Principal, The Vice-Principal Academic and Departmental Heads, much care and attention is devoted to proper planning and resourcing of all our academic facilities. Regular, constructive feedback between teacher and pupil, in all aspects of work and play, is at the heart of our success in allowing each girl to realise her true potential.
Please see the links below for the latest Telegraph articles written by Vicky Tuck. 26 April 2010, 26 March 2010, 05 February 2010, 11 January 201...
On the 30th June 2010, twenty rowers including staff set off at 8:30am for an exciting trip to Henley. On the coach, whilst complimenting each other’s...
Performing in the cast of 'Rabbit' was a brilliant experience because I had immense fun and learnt so much at the same time. I had the chance...
There was a palpable sense of excitement in College as we awaited our first set of IB Diploma results and I warmly congratulate staff and girls on the...
A talk by Dan Evans on the Gonzaga of Mantua and their ArtistsThe art historian, Dan Evans, commenced his presentation on the court of Mantua with a s...