Thirds' Drama Producation

The City of London School for Girls Thirds' Production will take place from 24th May 2010 - 26th May 2010. 'The Guru of Nutting' is written and directed by Steve Morley, Director of Drama at City of London School for Girls.

New Head of Prep School September 2010

I am delighted to announce the appointment of Miss Jane Rogers as Head of the Prep at CLSG, with effect from September 2010.  She will be succeeding Mr Jonathan Brough who takes up the position of Head of Hurlingham School at the same time.

London Youth Games 2009

The London Youth Games are an exclusive seaston of events at the heart of youth sport in the Capital and involve all 33 London Boroughs. The Games give young Londoners the opportunity to discover and achieve their sporting potential in a competitive sports atmosphere.

'City Life' Summer 2010

Download the lastest edition of CLSG's termly magazine 'City Life'.

Online Registration

Online registration is now available.  

Academic Achievements 2009

Scenes of celebration and relief filled the school as girls discovered the results of their public examinations. A-Level students were overjoyed to learn they earned a combined result of 94.4% A*- A grades. Girls in the Prep Department joined in the celebrations, with every child in Upper 2 scoring Level 5 in English and Mathematics in these externally assessed tests.

The Princes Trust Photography Competition

Jessica came Runner Up in the “Emotions” category of the Prince’s Trust Photography Competition 2009.

The Mini Marathon 2009
For the last two years I have taken part in the Mini Marathon.   The Mini Marathon is a race for people aged eleven to seventeen.   The race’s route is the last three miles of the official London Marathon route.


Classics Study Tour to Greece
Our first visit was to the centre of Athens.  We were delighted to discover the steep hill of the Acropolis on one side of the main square and the intriguing Flea Market on the other.  Later in the National Archaeological Museum we saw the contents of the Grave Circles at Mycenae which we were to visit later in the tour.   One grave contained the so-called Mask of Agamemnon.  It was amazing to see objects that had survived for 3,000 years and some of the jewellery was really exquisite.


Spanish and History Trip to Cuba
Cuba was possibly the most vivid and exciting country I have ever visited.  As a country which in the past has often been excluded for political reasons, they have developed an incredible sense of community, as well as a wonderful sense of fun. This was shown through the friendly greetings and the traditional salsa dances – with some groups performing moves which seemed quite frankly impossible. We tried to emulate their success many times although to little avail, finding our own dances a success if everyone managed to stay on their feet!