Blazing trails: Leadership opportunities
The world needs more women leaders, and in the Sixth Form we do everything we can to give our girls a taste of leadership as they prepare for life after South Hampstead.
Once our girls have found their feet in the Lower Sixth, they’ll have the chance to put themselves forward as a candidate for a range of Head Girl team roles and to take part in hustings, competing for the votes of pupils and staff. The nominated team take on roles such as speaking at events and leading assemblies, garnering pupil feedback, instigating eco-initiatives and organising fundraising and wellness weeks. House Captains play a major role in rallying their teams for a range of fun, competitive events.
Trailblazers are welcomed here: Sixth Formers have invited Laura Bates, founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, and tampon tax campaigner, Laura Coryton, here to speak. And whether it’s by producing their own publication, organising charitable endeavours, volunteering or starting one of our many student-led campaigns, South Hampstead girls love to take the initiative. Sixth Formers launch and lead lunchtime societies, from the student magazine to clubs such as Experimental Science or Robotics, run for younger pupils.
Staff stories
Ms Alex WrigglesworthThe girls are impressively creative - in both thought and action.
I value the encouragement to pursue independence and originality.