Girls joining us in Lower College are welcomed into a vibrant and happy community. During this important period of their education, encompassing Years 7 - 9 (LC1, LC2 and LC3), pupils are encouraged to make the most of opportunities to try a broad range of subjects and experiences, develop friendships, and immerse themselves in a community of ambitious young women.
Wellbeing and academic progress is overseen by the Head of Lower College, along with other key members of staff. Girls also receive excellent support from their Tutors, Housemistresses and teachers.
Our broad Lower College curriculum offers pupils enrichment in their learning and aims to inspire each girl to explore her individual interests and develop her creativity. Girls study Maths, English, separate Sciences (Biology, Chemistry and Physics), Computing, Humanities (History, Geography, RS and Classics) and at least two Modern Foreign Languages during Lower College.
The Arts are a fundamental part of College life, with Music, Drama, Art and Design, and Engineering, Enterprise and Technology (EET) also studied.
In Lower College, pupils enjoy a wealth of experiences and opportunities, including a range of co-curricular clubs and activities, which provide girls with a stimulating and extensive programme of study, laying valuable foundations for the GCSE years and beyond.
We'd like to set cookies to understand how you use this site. We use services such as YouTube, Flockler and Hireroad that may also use third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our Cookies Policy.
We use these for core functionality, such as storing this cookie consent preference. These are loaded automatically and cannot be disabled by the user.
We use Google Analytics to track visits to our website and how users interact with our website. This helps us improve the way our website works.
We use Google Ads Conversions & Facebook Pixel to measure how you use and interact with our website and with our advertisements.
These cookies may be set by third party websites and do things like measure how you view videos or other content that is embedded on our site.