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Our Purpose

Transforming Lives Through Girls' Education

We exist to make a lasting difference to the lives of girls and young women, creating opportunities for them to thrive in education and beyond.

 
This Is Who We Are

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Discover the people, schools and shared ambition behind the Girls' Learning Trust.

What Our Purpose Means in Practice

Our purpose shapes the decisions we make and the opportunities we create across the GLT. It is a commitment to our students, our staff, our schools and the communities we serve.

For Students

We help students achieve their full potential by creating an inclusive, supportive and aspirational learning environment. We equip them with the knowledge, skills and confidence to thrive in school and in life, preparing them for their futures.

For Staff

We create a positive working environment where staff are valued, supported and motivated. We offer opportunities for development and career growth, encouraging collaboration and enabling everyone to contribute to the success of our students and the whole Trust.

For Schools

We support and assure the educational development of our schools while providing the freedom and autonomy to define their own values and priorities, respecting their individual character and distinctive identities.

We promote collaboration across the GLT, enabling schools to share resources, exchange ideas and drive continuous improvement.

For Society

We forge strong partnerships with parents, local groups and other stakeholders to enrich our schools and students' educational experiences.

We actively engage with our communities to create a positive impact and foster a sense of civic responsibility in our students, staff and volunteers.

Carshalton High School for Girls
Nonsuch High School for Girls
Wallington High School for Girls
One Shared Purpose

Across our schools, our shared purpose brings us together: transforming lives through girls' education, while recognising and celebrating the distinctive contribution of each school and every individual within our community.