GAIN (Girls Are INvestors) are offering a 7-week competition seeking to give students in years 10 to 13 an insight into what investment management looks like, how to analyse a company and how to develop a stock pit.
Free for member schools
Challenge now underway. Winners to be announced March 2026
Following on from the success of recent years, we are busy planning for the 2026 GSA Choir of the Year competition generously sponsored by The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM).
Find out more and to submit your entriesFree for member schools
Photo credited to Ed Kirwan
A special event (in-person and online) for UK girls’ schools organised by UCL, London, in association with the GSA Go Bold programme.
The world is now on the threshold of the AI Revolution and this event provides an exciting introduction to why students need to learn about programming, AI and emerging technologies.
This event will give students the opportunity to listen to talks from experts on the subject and to ask any questions they may have on the topic.
Find out more and to register your interestFree for member schools
The U11 and U13 Girls’ Football Festival, in partnership with ISFA takes place in May.
The day will be split into two parts. In the morning, schools will take part in a series of friendly matches against other schools. The results of these matches will determine which tournament competition each school takes part in during the afternoon session.
All matches will be 7-a-side. Each school is permitted a squad of no more than 10 players, only seven of whom may be on the pitch at any one time. However, it is not mandatory to bring 10 players and schools may bring less than 10 players if they wish.
Free for member schools
Find out more and to submit your registrationsPhotograph by Ed Kirwan
This popular annual festival will be held in September and gives girls an opportunity to shine as individuals and strengthen as a team. Over the weekends, an ideal opportunity for some high-level coaching , friendly fixtures and sports psychology/nutrition sessions, or to have the opportunity to take part in a competitive tournament as well as enjoy the on-site team building activities and in the idyllic surroundings of Condover Hall in Shrewsbury.
*Additional fees apply
Find out more about the Prep Netball weekend
Find out more about the Junior Netball weekend Find out more about the Senior Netball weekend
Photo credited to St George’s School for Girls, Edinburgh
Coming Soon…
Empowering Futures Student Webinar Series will focus on the career journeys of three women in diverse fields. We hope to inspire your students to think about career paths they may not have considered before.
More details to follow
Free for member schools
Esports is organised, competitive, team-based video gaming and is already incredibly popular with young people, who both play and watch it online and in person with their friends. As well as the development of key skills such as teamwork, leadership, communication etc, there are also inherent links to digital, creative media and STEM.
GSA is working with the British Esports Federation, the UK’s national body for esports to run a 4 week esports competition.
More details to follow
Free for member schools
We are delighted to be in partnership with the Girls’ Human Rights Hub (GHRH) to offer girls from our member schools to attend a selection of dynamic educational series as part of their summer programmes.
Details of the 2026 summer programmes will be available soon.
Kickstart your career in accountancy with the award-winning Moore Kingston Smith!
You’ve probably heard of accountancy and advisory services before. This programme is brought exclusively to you in collaboration with Springpod, a platform that provides virtual work experience and career exploration opportunities for students and young professionals.
Free for member schools
Further details to follow
This Leadership and Entrepreneurship Accelerator Programme develops business, entrepreneurial and leadership skills through launching social enterprise projects to target key global issues, based on the 17 Sustainable development Goals from the United Nations.
*Additional fees apply
More details to follow
This is all-day, in-person fast-paced event that reflects on the current political landscape and the potential for young people, especially women, to contribute. Exploring principles of democracy, citizenship, governance and policy, it seeks to examine and evaluate significant arguments, debates and themes that are prevalent in all of our lives, and our futures.
Free for member schools
Photo credited to St Augustine’s Priory