Ofqual announcement re EAR consultation – comment from the Girls’ Schools Association
Commenting on Ofqual’s announcement that it is, today, launching a consultation on aspects of enquiries about results (EARs), Sue Hincks, chair...
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‘Let’s fix the leaky pipeline linking girls to science jobs’
Independent girls’ schools plan to share their physics specialists with state schools that are struggling with staff shortages, in a bid...
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Girls Go Gold, 24 September 2015
Headington School in Oxford is delighted to be hosting the annual GSA Girls Go Gold Conference in what is our...
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Testing Times
exams you might think it’s a good moment for our girls to sit back and relax. Not, however, for a...
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Girls Go Gold, 24 September 2015
Headington School in Oxford is delighted to be hosting the annual GSA Girls Go Gold Conference in what is our...
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Going Gold for women’s sport
welcome over 500 girls from 39 different schools to Headington to take part in the annual Girls Go Gold conference....
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Providing young people with political and digital literacies is essential, not elitist
simply untrue. In the Junior School our Creative Curriculum allows pupils to explore topics in real depth. An example is...
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Independent Schools Go for Gold at the Oscars
of papers, the men are former pupils of two of the country’s greatest and most famous public schools in the...
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School Philosophy Conference, 16 March 2017
16 MARCH 2017, 2-6pm, CRANLEIGH SCHOOL Cranleigh is delighted to invite colleagues to this special subject conferences for teachers....
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Unexpected educational journeys: Radio 4 Interview with Helen Pike, South Hampstead High School
Unexpected educational journeys: the journalist Datshiane Navanayagam speaks to Helen Pike, current Head at South Hampstead High School and soon...
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