State schools can be more exclusive than private schools, says GSA head
More parents buy their way into top state schools through the housing market than buy places in private schools, says...
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Private schools and public benefit
Shadow Education Secretary Tristram Hunt has argued that private schools without state school partnerships should lose the relief they currently...
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Bruton School head for special GSA award
The Girls’ Schools Association (‘GSA’) has awarded its annual ‘Sheila Cooper Award’ to Nicola Botterill, headmistress of Bruton School for...
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“Tristram Hunt does not have the Full Picture”…
Private Schools Save the Taxpayer £3 Billion on Top of Fulfilling their Charitable Status, says President of the Girls’ Schools...
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President’s Address – GSA Conference 2014
Alice Phillips, Headmistress, St Catherine's School, Bramley & GSA President Monday 24 November 2014 Special guests of GSA, Colleagues in leadership of...
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GSA Head warns of danger of creating unforgiving exam system
We are in danger of creating an unforgiving exam system, Girls’ Schools Association president, Alice Phillips, will tell delegates on...
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CBBC’s Junior Masterchef 2014 – Winner Revealed
Kent College student, Phoebe (12), has been crowned winner of Junior MasterChef 2014, it was announced today. After a gripping two...
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Language lessons ‘should aim for more than phrasebook competence’
Language teachers should aim beyond "functional phrasebook competence" and encourage self-expression in pupils. Bernice McCabe, headmistress of North London Collegiate...
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Burgess Hill School for Girls’ student awarded prestigious scholarship
GSA girls are happily oblivious to 'gender bias' in STEM subjects, as Charlotte Gilmore demonstrates. She has been awarded a prestigious...
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Independent school admissions rising
The rate of children attending independent schools is the fastest it has been since the financial crisis, even following an...
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