Keep up to date with the latest news from the Girls’ Learning Trust.
We are very pleased to announce that, following a recruitment process in which governors, staff and students were involved, the Trust has appointed Tracey O’Brien as the new Headteacher at Wallington High School for Girls.
We are looking for a visionary leader whose main responsibility will be the strategic leadership of Teaching, Learning, Assessment and CPD within the school. You will line manage science and a number of other subject areas.
We're delighted that after an OFSTED inspection on 24-25 January, Carshalton has retained its GOOD rating.
It’s about lifelong learning – not self-improvement. A special blog to help celebrate this year's International Women's Day.
Over the past few months, we’ve been publishing a range of blogs here on the Girls’ Learning Trust website written by teachers and school leaders on key educational challenges – and steps we’ve taken to overcome them.
On Monday 20 February we hosted our Trust staff conference bringing close to 500 members of staff across all our schools, and our shared support services, together in person for the first time in two years.
Gatsby Benchmark 4, careers in the curriculum, is the headache of many a careers lead.
Amy Cavilla (Headteacher at Nonsuch High School for Girls) writes for the International Coalition of Girls' Schools (ICGS) about their journey towards a more diverse and inclusive curriculum through harnessing the power of collaboration.
We're recruiting for a new headteacher at Wallington High School for Girls - one of the most exciting school leadership opportunities in the sector.
On behalf of our Board of Trustees and Members, we are offering firms an opportunity to tender for our external audit work.