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  • GCSE Art Exhibition

    Published 10/06/26

    Come and join us to celebrate our talented Year 11 artists!

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  • Year 10 Textiles Artist Workshop

    Published 03/12/25
    Year 10 Textile students worked alongside Artist Emily Jo Gibbs, for an inspiring and mindful textiles workshop. Emily came into school and kindly shared her experiences as a practising textile artist. She talked about her influences, going to univer
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  • Maths Week at WSfG

    Published 03/12/25
    Maths Week England Last week was Maths Week England, and alongside schools and organisations all over the country, we celebrated our love of maths here at WSFG! There were new puzzles to try every day, a Sparx XP competition, and a very excitin
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  • Eat or Heat Christmas collection

    Published 03/12/25
    Dear WSFG Community The Eat or Heat Team need your help!  Many thanks to everyone who has generously donated food in the past. Your donations help this local charity to help those in need across our local community.  We k
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  • WSfG Presentation Evening 2025

    Published 03/12/25
    On Wednesday, 26th November, we hosted our annual Presentation Evening. This year, we introduced a new format, involving students from Years 8–11 as well as last year’s cohort. We welcomed our Guest of Honour, Saarah Patel, an
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  • WSfG College Roadshow

    Published 03/12/25
    On Tuesday 14 October we held our annual College Roadshow, where Year 11 students, with their parents/carers, have the opportunity to talk to Colleges and Sixth Forms to help them decide on their plans for Year 12. This year we had a record number
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  • Berlin Trip 2025: A Journey to Remember

    Published 27/11/25
    "Ich bin Berliners!" - In October the Walthamstow School for Girls History department ran our first ever trip to Berlin. The trip was an unforgettable experience that left students inspired, reflective, and full of new memories. From t
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  • Year 10 Geography Field Trip

    Published 27/11/25
    Shortly after half term, the Humanities faculty arranged for our 50 year 10 geographers to take a visit to the seaside at Walton on the Naze. The purpose of the trip was for students to be able to see first-hand the landscape they had been studyin
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  • Year 9 Latin Trip to St Albans

    Published 27/11/25
    The Year 9 Latin students enjoyed a glorious day in St Albans. In the morning they explored the Verulamium museum and had the opportunity to handle and interpret artefacts that have lain in the ground for over 2,000 years. After enjoying lunch
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  • Year 9 Visit to Eon Next: A Day of Tech Innovation and Inspiration

    Published 27/11/25
    Year 9 students had an exciting opportunity to visit the Eon Next offices in Central London, where they spent the day learning from professionals across the tech industry. The entire Eon Next team generously dedicated their time to host our students,
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  • Year 9 Trip to the Holocaust Exhibition – Imperial War Museum

    Published 27/11/25
    On Thursday 8th May, 30 Year 9 students visited the Imperial War Museum in London to explore the Holocaust Galleries as part of their history studies. The visit provided a powerful and moving insight into one of the darkest periods of human history.
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  • Bebras Challenge

    Published 27/11/25

    The ICT faculty organised the annual Bebras challenge for all Year 9 students.  A computing challenge that introduces computational thinking to students. Students from all over the world take part in this challenge. We have had amazing results this year, with even more Year 9s achieving a Distinction.

    Best in School

    Rose 9F

    GOLD AWARD: Top 10% score nationally in the intermediate age group

    Rose 9F, Emma 9F, Rosa 9C, Mia 9H, Asel 9W, Ariane 9W, Shemsie 9G, Laurel 9C

    These participants will have the opportunity to take part in a second round of the challenge taking place at the school, as well as visit a well-known organisation to see how technology impacts businesses in the real world.

    Top 25% in school – Distinction Award:

    9W - Asel, Ariane, Olga, Scarlett, Abigail, Serena, Tina, Edith, Sophie

    9S - Emma, Zunairah, Yasmin

    9F - Rose, Salome, Grace, Maia, Safia, Alazne, Betty, Phoebe, Lila , Alexandria

    9G - Suki, Safia, Frieda, Aaliyah

    9C - Rosa, Laurel, Isabela, Sumehra, Amelia, Bella, Humaira, Safi,

    9H - Mia, Hatice, Mulan, Indy, Stevie, Ellie, Flora, Veronika

    All participants will receive either a certificate for participation or a certificate for the awards listed above. Many congratulations to all those who achieved a Best in school, Top 10% nationally, Top 25% and Top 50% score in school.

    Ms Shafiq
    Head of ICT Faculty

     

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