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  • 18/06/20

    Jacqui Cornell, Headteacher

    In our latest isolation blog, Jacqui Cornell, Headteacher, discusses her experience of the lockdown and what this unique situation has meant for the SGGS community... One quote that I wholly agree with and often share with my students is: “A woman is like a tea bag - you can't tell how...
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  • 16/06/20

    A Reflection on Lockdown Technology

    In our latest isolation blog, we consider our technological response to the lockdown and what positive changes to expect in future. Throughout the coronavirus lockdown, SGGS has been finding new and innovative ways to educate and communicate. In many cases, our staff have had to revisit the way t...
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  • 11/06/20

    Susan Frater, Joint Head of Drama

    In our latest isolation blog, SGGS Joint Head of Drama Susan Frater, discusses how students and teachers of performing arts continue to adapt to the online learning environment. Initially, when we went into lockdown in early March, I had a strange feeling of energy that made me want to do a milli...
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  • 09/06/20

    Scarlett McGourlay, Year 13 Student

    This week is Carers Week, an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, and highlight the contribution they make to families and communities across the UK.  As part of our ongoing blog series, Year 13 student Scarlett McGourlay shares her experience of lockdown so far, including starting a n...
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  • 04/06/20

    Reflections During Isolation

    In our latest isolation blog, Laura Bradbury-Grubb, Head of Sixth Form, discusses the impact of the lockdown on post-GCSE education.  The hustle and bustle of our beautiful historic Manor, surrounded by picturesque gardens and filled with conversation and laughter, has temporarily been r...
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  • 02/06/20

    Katie Rimell, Chair of FoS

    In our latest isolation blog, Katie Rimell, Chair of FoS (Friends of SGGS) discusses how recent events have impacted fundraising and what initiatives to expect in the near future. FoS is usually a hive of activity all year round; we would normally be planning and hosting events, supporting vario...
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  • 28/05/20

    How Have Our Newest Staff Found Their (Unusual!) First Month at SGGS?!

    Last month, our newest members of staff introduced themselves to the SGGS community and outlined their excitement at joining our school. Now, Mrs Pemberton, Miss Gonzales and Mrs McGuire share their thoughts on the experience of ‘lockdown’ teaching and working so far.  Mrs Pember...
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  • 26/05/20

    More Fantastic Work from SGGS Students

    In the latest addition to our isolation blog series, we take a look back at some of the fantastic creations that have been shared by the Design & Technology department since SGGS students and staff went into lockdown. Some have been created to enable learning about subjects, whilst others have b...
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  • 21/05/20

    Natasha Henderson, Maths Teacher

    In our latest isolation blog, SGGS Teacher of Mathematics, Natasha Henderson, shares her thoughts on the unique experience of living through lockdown. For two months now, we have all had to adjust to a new way of life. Friday 20th March was a very strange day. Saying goodbye to Year 11 and Year 1...
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  • 19/05/20

    Some Incredible Work Being Done at Home by Students

    In the latest addition to our isolation blog series, we take a look at some of the creative and practical skills our students are showcasing from their homes. Inspired by what you see? Why not try some of these ideas yourself or come up with your own creative responses to the lockdown. Please sen...
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  • 14/05/20

    Head of Art, Jacks Hillier

    The vibrant and stimulating environment of our art rooms - wall to wall with students’ work of every media - has been temporarily replaced by my dining room. Although the switch from a ‘real’ to virtual school was met with some trepidation… okay, mild panic, what I love most...
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  • 12/05/20

    SGGS Student Secures 1 of Only 20 Places Available

    A-level student Orlanda Stephens has secured a sought-after two-week work placement in Schwäbisch Hall, Germany. She is one of only 20 students from across the country to have won a fully funded place on the programme awarded by the Goethe Institut London. The town of Schwäbisch Hall is...
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