
The City of London School for Girls is a non-denominational, independent day school, for girls aged 7-18 years, based in the centre of London.
The School was established by the Corporation of the City of London with money from a bequest from William Ward of Brixton to provide education for girls that ‘would correspond, as near as may be, to the City of London School’. The school opened in Carmelite Street in 1894 and moved to the present premises in the Barbican in 1969.
The City of London School for Girls is owned by the City of London Corporation and fully supports the City’s theme "The City Together: the heart of a World Class City which..."
.... is competitive and promotes opportunity,
.... supports our communities,
.... protects, promotes and enhances our environment,
.... is vibrant and culturally rich,
.... is safer and stronger.
Mission Statement Aiming for excellence in all we do in the education and development of young women at the heart of the City of London.
Our aims: