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    • 03/12/20

      SGGS' New Poet Makers and their Winning Entries.

      Hundreds of girls entered the school’s National Poetry Day poetry writing competition. Using the theme of Vision young poets adopted the empathetic title See Through My Eyes to spin their lexical magic into images, ideas and emotions. The quality of entries was, as always, outstanding. The...
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    • 03/12/20

      Students' Review

      Model United Nations events allow students to develop their understanding of global issues, to hone their debating skills and learn how to negotiate, compromise and come to agreed resolutions on some of the world's most pressing issues. 2020 marks the third year that SGGS students have taken par...
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    • 01/12/20

      Year 12 Art & Drama Collaboration

      In our latest blog, we look at some of the recent work by Year 12 Art and Drama students who have been collaborating on the theme of ‘Disrupting the Narrative’. ‘Disrupting the Narrative’ is topical and challenging subject matter and we asked students to consider the ethic...
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    • 26/11/20

      How They Have Settled In...

      In our latest blog, we hear what it has been like for our Year 7 students, who joined SGGS this year under circumstances never experienced before …    Attending school in person again, albeit under new restrictions, has created a sense of normality for all involved, which is v...
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    • 24/11/20

      Current Year 11 Share Their Feedback on Their Day...

      A recent SGGS school poll showed that 57% of our Year 11 students have been considering their Sixth Form options since they were in Year 10. Many of our current Year 11 have indicated they have already decided they intend to apply for SGGS Sixth Form, but there are some who suggested they are still...
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    • 19/11/20

      Q&A With some of our student leaders

      At SGGS, we pride ourselves on allowing young women to develop, grow and refine their skills in teamwork, management and leadership. In our latest blog, we hear from various members of the school leadership team on what drives them to succeed and advice they have for other students considering follo...
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    • 17/11/20

      What To Expect on Wednesday

      In our latest blog, we preview tomorrow’s Sixth Form Open Event and detail how this unique year promises to be a truly unmissable occasion. Virtually the same Whilst students and teachers were both delighted to get back to school this term, the summer lockdown did provide some positive i...
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    • 12/11/20

      Charlotte Smith, Teacher of History

      In our latest blog, Charlotte Smith, former Deputy Head and current Teacher of History, explains her unique journey with SGGS and her excitement at being back at school again this term. Over to Charlotte …   The community focus of SGGS means that it does not take long before...
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    • 10/11/20

      Mrs Formby & Mrs Kendrick, SGGS Librarians

      In our latest blog, Mrs Margaret Formby and Mrs Ilona Kendrick, SGGS Librarians, share the recent safety changes made to the school Library and explain the adapted process that has allowed students to continue accessing important books and media post the coronavirus pandemic.    Over to...
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    • 05/11/20

      Mrs Collins, Coordinator of Lower School Science and DofE Manager

      In our latest blog, Mrs Collins, Coordinator of Lower School Science and DofE Manager, shares insight into the benefits of the Duke of Edinburgh Award and how the courses have adapted post the coronavirus pandemic.    Over to Mrs Collins …     The DofE char...
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    • 03/11/20

      Winning Entries

      In our latest blog, we reveal the winners from the recent SGGS House Acronym Competition, where students were tasked with coming up with creative acronyms that represented what they thought each House stood for.   You might find that you use acronyms more often in your daily routine t...
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    • 22/10/20

      Mr Hall Reviews the first Half of Term, Post-Lockdown

      In our latest blog, SGGS Assistant Headteacher, Chris Hall, considers how the first post-lockdown half-term has been and what it has been like attending school since September.   Over to Chris …     Last year was my 30th anniversary of working in education an...
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