Mission

The school’s Mission committee is a team of Sixth Form students, assisted by a member of staff. They are responsible for the dynamic programme of charity events, which, at the end of the year, goes towards a chosen charity. The committee helps the remaining student community to select the main charity for the year by developing a short listing of charities, presenting them to the school and the school voting for their preferred charity.

Debating

Junior debating is the training ground for our competition debaters. Debaters meet weekly and have the opportunity to participate in two annual competitions. Years 7-9 are keen supporters of the form competition as well as the House competition. Senior debating teams participate in the House Debating Competition and frequently enter London and National competitions.

Theatre Club

This a very active club with Sixth Formers and staff regularly taking advantage of cheap group rates to attend evening performances. They also go to West End theatres such as, The National, The Almeida, The Courtyard and The King’s Head. Staff and Sixth Formers make suggestions for bookings and see between 8-12 productions a term.

School Magazine

The school magazine is the most important school publication which is produced by girls. In it, we present a comprehensive overview of activities and important events which have occurred during the year, and it is a space to publicly display pupils’ talents in creative writing and art, thus giving an up-to-date insight into the character of the school.

A Sixth Form committee agrees on the magazine design, image and dominant theme. The girls take responsibility for commissioning, editing and proof-reading articles, and for inspiring pupils to submit creative writing and art work for the publication.

Science Society
The Science Society is run by an enthusiastic team of Sixth Formers. They kicked off the year with a joint City/CLS research project entitled 'What Sex is Your Brain'. They have also been very involved with Science Week (7-16 March). Last year, the group hear a talk on neurophysiology entitled ‘Your amazing brain', given by Dr Eleanor Dommett.