WSfG’s Ofsted inspection took place on the 3rd and 4th of December. It is with great pleasure that I am now able to share the report with you.
Because this was a section 8 inspection, inspectors were looking to see whether leaders have maint
On Tuesday 17th December 2024, we invited many guests from our neighbourhood to join the Community Party and to celebrate Christmas. WSfG students were involved in serving the food and Glee Club sang Christmas carols along with our guests.
The Scholastic Book Fair returned to Walthamstow School for Girls last week and the event has been a huge success! A large number of students from Years 7-11 visited the LRC at break and lunch between Friday 15th and Tuesday 19thNovember. Everyone co
Forest School gives our students the opportunity to collaboration with Church Hill Nursery. They assist staff in running a Forest School Project for the nursery children on Monday mornings. Our students support a variety of forest-based activities, i
This week, the debate team took on TWO competitions.
On Tuesday, 12th November, a group of 15 KS3 and KS4 debate club members travelled to South Hampsted High School for their Autumn Debate event. The theme this year was SexEd and the students to
On Thursday 3rd October, Walthamstow School for Girls held its first ever Poetry Slam in the LRC to mark National Poetry Day.
Our poets performed a wonderful variety of originally written poetry to a jam-packed audience, leading to
On Thursday 3rd October, Year 7 had the very exciting opportunity to take part in a live online Poetry Workshop with poet Laura Mucha with the aim of achieving a Guinness World Record for the ‘Largest Ever Multi-Venue Poetry Lesson’
This term has seen the launch of our ‘LRC Lunchtime Lecture’ series – a fortnightly opportunity for students to share their knowledge and passion on a topic of their choice with their peers.
Imogen and Mina (Year 8) kicked t
On Tuesday 8th October, the English faculty were delighted to welcome back Anthony Glenn and his performance of 'Romeo and Juliet.' This annual event for all Year 11 students included a one-hour performance of the play, in which a number of o