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Welcome To TheGirls' Learning Trust

Our vision is to be champions of excellence in girls’ education, empowering young women to realise their full potential and shape the world.

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From the Trustees

Welcome to the Girls’ Learning Trust. We were formed in September 2015 and currently consist of three high-performing girls’ schools: Nonsuch High School for Girls, Wallington High School for Girls and Carshalton High School for Girls. All three schools are located in the London Borough of Sutton.

Sandy Gillett

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Chair of the Trust Board

DiscoverOur Schools

Carshalton High School for Girls is an inclusive learning community that places excellence and the success and happiness of students at the heart of everything that it does. The school is a place of inspirational learning at the heart of a community where everyone is valued, respected and challenged; providing opportunities for all to learn, grow and thrive together; succeeding today and in the future.

Nonsuch High School for Girls is a community where students enjoy the opportunity to delve into their learning alongside peers who feel the same - unashamedly curious and engaged. The hallmark of the school is that it puts the girl front and centre stage in leadership and learning

Wallington High School for Girls is a happy, purposeful, and vibrant school community with a reputation for high academic standards, first class pastoral care and an outstanding extracurricular and enrichment programme. Its students are at the centre of everything that is does. The school helps them to thrive, enjoy their learning and achieve first class qualifications alongside developing as confident, caring, and articulate individuals.

Discover Trust News

  • CEO Recruitment

    Could you be our next Chief Executive Officer?

  • Exam Results 2023

    Categories: Exams

    Congratulations to the students at all our three schools on their recent A Level, GCSE and BTEC results.

  • New catering contract announced

    We’re delighted to announce that after an extremely competitive tender process, Cucina have been selected by the Girls’ Learning Trust as our new catering provider across all three schools for the next three years.

  • Staff Blog // Gina Miller Visits the Trust

    Categories: Staff Blog

    We were delighted to welcome the activist and aspiring MP, Gina Miller to Nonsuch on Thursday 15th June. Ms Miller recounted the extraordinary story of her life in which she has sought to fight and change the system as an activist alongside her roles as a successful business woman and mother. Ms...

  • Headteacher Blog // Tracey O'Brien

    Categories: Exec Blog

    Tracey O'Brien will be joining the Trust as the new Headteacher at Wallington High School for Girls in September 2023.

  • COO Blog // The Importance of Empathy in Business Support Services

    Categories: COO Blog

    In the complex ecosystem of UK schools, business support services such as finance, IT, HR and estates, are critical to help ensure the smooth operation, efficient resource management, and overall organisational success of what we’re all here to do – providing the best education possible...

  • Headteacher Blog // Amy Cavilla

    Categories: Exec Blog

    At this time of year, where lots of schools like ours are recruiting new staff, I often get asked about the benefits of working in an all-girls environment. So, I thought I’d put a few thoughts down on paper, backed up by some research we’ve accessed through our membership of the Interna...

  • We're Recruiting: Trustee Vacancies

    We're looking for three new individuals to join our Trust Board and help us deliver our vision to be champions of excellence in girls’ education.

  • Staff Blog // Organised Chaos: How Does Creativity Link to Essay Structure?

    Categories: Staff Blog

    This blog is based on a recent session delivered at the Girls’ Learning Trust Staff Conference 2023 by Emily Jones (Nonsuch High School for Girls). Creativity and essay structure aren’t two ideas that you would naturally link together. However, my recent session for the GLT confe...

Discover Our Vision & Values

Our vision is to be champions of excellence in girls’ education, empowering young women to realise their full potential and shape the world. We are committed to offering an outstanding education that promotes wellbeing and personal development for everyone in our schools, enriched by the opportunities that arise from being part of a girls’ education trust.

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Vacancies

'Ad hoc' Cover Supervisor

We have an exciting opportunity to join our in-house cover team to provide ad hoc teaching support across the school where need demands. You will need to be reliable, well organised and able to commit to being available to work ad hoc hours, often at short notice, as well as working well as part of a team. Full training will be provided.

Wallington High School for Girls

Lunchtime Supervisor

We are seeking to appoint a lunchtime supervisor to join our school. The successful candidate will be working as part of a small team in securing the safety, welfare and good conduct of pupils during the midday break period in accordance with the practices and procedures of the School’s code of conduct. Full training will be provided.

Wallington High School for Girls

Head of French

We have an exciting opportunity for a motivated and aspirational leader, who is passionate about their subject to join our school as Head of French.

Carshalton High School for Girls

Deputy Director of Maths

We have an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated and exceptional teacher who is looking to take the next step in their career.

Carshalton High School for Girls

Ad Hoc Cover Supervisor

Are you looking for flexible hours and term-time working? Then we have the ideal role for you. Our team of Cover Supervisors provide classroom supervision for students.

Carshalton High School for Girls

Teacher of Sociology

We are looking for an inspiring and enthusiastic Teacher of Sociology who is passionate about their subject. This post would suit an ECT as well as a more experienced candidate.

Carshalton High School for Girls