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Our Schools

All our schools in the Trust share many common characteristics and are held in high regard in the local community.  They are high-performing, deliver a broad, balanced and challenging curriculum, and are ambitious in their expectations. 

Students across the Trust benefit from being taught by highly qualified, dedicated and committed staff who share their passion and knowledge of their subject.

More information on the schools in our Trust can be found below.

Carshalton High School for Girls

  • Headteacher: Mr. Peter Baumann-Winn
  • Students: Approximately 1,400 students
  • Address: West Street, Carshalton SM5 2QX
  • Website: www.chsg.org.uk

From the Headteacher: “We are a happy, successful, and welcoming School with a thriving Sixth Form. Passionate about girls’ education, we are proud of the superb opportunities we offer our girls to develop in a learning environment which fosters kindness, resilience, leadership, happiness, and a dedication to the highest educational standards and outcomes. We are as committed to developing our staff as we are developing our students."

Nonsuch High School for Girls

  • Headteacher: Ms. Alexis Williamson-Jones
  • Students: Approximately 1,550 students
  • Address: Ewell Road, Cheam SM3 8AB
  • Website: www.nonsuchschool.org

From the Headteacher: “We are 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 our school is that we put the girl front and centre stage in leadership and learning. Our students revel in robotics and coding and all things scientific. We are one of few schools to offer Astronomy GCSE and even have our own observatory. Famous alumnae also testify as to the power of sports, creative subjects and the arts at the school whose ethos has always been to promote a broad curriculum and co-curriculum. The school boasts incredible grounds, specialist teaching rooms, wonderful library and access to a swimming pool on site and enjoys its location next to Nonsuch Park where the palace of the same name once stood.”

Wallington High School for Girls

  • Headteacher:  Ms. Tracey O'Brien
  • Students: Approximately 1,550 students
  • Address: Woodcote Road, Wallington SM6 0PH
  • Website: www.wallingtongirls.org.uk

From the Headteacher: “We are very proud to be one of the top girls’ schools in the country. We are 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. Our students are at the centre of everything that we do here. We want our them to thrive, enjoy their learning and achieve first-class qualifications alongside developing as confident, caring, and articulate individuals, well-prepared for their future lives and empowered to achieve their aspirations. This ambition is reflected in our school motto "Heirs of the Past, Makers of the Future" and underpinned by our three core values: curiosity, courage, and compassion. We offer a broad and balanced curriculum where traditional methods co-exist with innovative teaching and learning that embraces the very latest technologies and research.”

Weald of Kent Grammar School (from 1 November 2026)

  • Headteacher: Mr Richard Booth
  • Students: Approximately 1,900 students
  • Addresses:
    Tonbridge Campus – Tudeley Lane, Tonbridge, Kent TN9 2JP
    Sevenoaks Campus – Seal Hollow Road, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 3SN
  • Website: www.wealdgs.org

From the Headteacher:

“Weald of Kent Grammar School is a happy, purposeful and vibrant school community with a strong reputation for academic excellence. Our students are at the centre of everything we do and we are committed to providing an education that develops the whole person. We want students to enjoy their learning, achieve excellent qualifications and develop into confident, caring and curious individuals who are well prepared for their future lives.

Our broad and balanced curriculum combines strong subject teaching with a wide range of enrichment, extracurricular and leadership opportunities. Alongside academic success, we place great importance on pastoral care and creating a strong sense of belonging. Across both our Tonbridge and Sevenoaks campuses, our aim is to provide a warm, supportive and forward-looking community in which every student can thrive and achieve their aspirations.”