Keep up to date with the latest news from the Girls’ Learning Trust.
We are delighted to announce that Weald of Kent Grammar School has today, 1 November 2026, formally joined the Girls’ Learning Trust. The transfer follows many months of planning and collaboration between the two organisations, after the Department for Education gave its consent in March and both Trust Boards approved the move in April.
The Girls’ Learning Trust is inviting tenders from experienced commercial lettings providers to manage and develop the community use of facilities across our schools outside normal school operating hours.
We're delighted to announce that the Trust Boards of both organisations have now formally approved the decision for Weald of Kent to join the Girls’ Learning Trust.
On behalf of our Board of Trustees and Members, the Girls' Learning Trust is offering firms an opportunity to tender for our external audit work.
The Trust Board of Weald of Kent Grammar School has launched a stakeholder consultation on the possibility of the school joining the Girls’ Learning Trust.
Following the December Trust Board meeting, the Girls’ Learning Trust is pleased to confirm Emily Tofield as Chair of the Trust Board, for an initial term of four years.
Nonsuch High School for Girls has been named State Secondary School of the Year in the Southeast 2026 by The Sunday Times Parent Power Guide, alongside being ranked an outstanding 13th nationally among more than 400 leading state secondary and grammar schools across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
We are proud to share the exceptional outcome of the recent Ofsted inspection at Wallington High School for Girls. Following their visit on 18th and 19th March 2025, inspectors awarded the school Outstanding in every category: the quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, and sixth form provision.
The Girls’ Learning Trust is looking for an exceptional leader to join our Trust Board as our new Chair, as our current Chair is due to stand down from the role in January 2026. We have recently approved a new strategy, setting out our education mission and purpose as an organisation and are seeking an individual to lead the strategic direction of our work as a Trust. We are also looking to recruit two additional Trustees at this time.
The Trust Board met on Monday 24 March for its third meeting of the academic year at Wallington High School for Girls.