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Single-sex schools hold unique benefits that can enhance a girl's educational journey. By creating an environment of empowerment and independence, all-girls schools allow students to excel without the distractions of...

When choosing a school for your daughter, you might be interested in how the House System can impact her experience. This tradition is often linked with building a strong sense...

This week, the art rooms were left behind as the great outdoors became our studio instead! Pupils from Years 5, 6 and 7 took part in a wonderfully inspiring en...

We are delighted to announce that, following an extensive recruitment process, the Governors have appointed Sharron Shackell as Head of St Margaret’s from September 2025.  Sharron has over 20 years...

We were delighted to welcome the parents of girls who attend Achieve Art’s LAMDA classes at St Margaret’s Hampstead to a special showcase in Royal Tollgate. It was a great opportunity...

St Margaret’s Hampstead (STM) took on South Hampstead High School’s (SHHS) Year 10 Tournament A-team in a fiercely contested match, showcasing skill, determination and teamwork across all four quarters. With...

At St Margaret’s Hampstead, we actively promote and support the positive mental health and wellbeing of our pupils. We want to support all the girls to be happy, healthy and...

STEM education covers science, technology, engineering and mathematics. It's a key area of focus for the future workforce, but we still have a way to go when it comes to...

Gender inequality in education remains a significant issue. Both boys and girls feel the effects of this inequality, with boys' achievement lower than girls in many subjects and continued sexism...

Bullying is a serious issue that affects children across different age groups and school environments. The definition of bullying is repeated aggressive behaviour that intends to hurt or dominate another...

Girls are three times more likely to experience mental health problems than boys; a figure that is up from two times more likely in 1993. As an independent girls' school,...

Understanding school reports is essential when selecting a school for your daughter. These reports provide a wealth of information about a school’s performance, ethos and reputation. Visiting schools and reviewing...

Helping your daughter choose the right GCSEs is a pivotal step in her educational journey. The options process can be overwhelming, with a range of subjects to consider. By providing...

Choosing the right primary school is an important decision for any parent. It sets the foundation for your child's learning journey. Open days provide a perfect opportunity to get a...

Getting girls involved in sports can open up a world of opportunity. Sports help build confidence, teamwork and persistence. From netball to football, children can explore different activities and discover...

Building confidence in children in school, especially young girls, is key to creating grounded, well-rounded teenagers and adults. It helps them face challenges, engage in activities and express their ideas....

Introducing infants to enrichment activities is a vital aspect of co-curricular education. These activities provide young children with new ways to learn and explore beyond traditional classroom methods. Engaging in...

As teachers and, of course, parents our greatest aspiration is to see the children in our care thrive and flourish. Yet, the concept of prosperity extends far beyond material wealth...

Navigating the conundrums and complexities of your daughter’s loves and loathings is probably some of your household’s most testing and tiresome times. When girls fall out, it can be a...

Embrace the Power of Choice We understand that choosing the right educational environment for your daughter is a significant decision. You may be weighing the options, but here is why...

Creative Ways to Keep Your Child Occupied During Half-Term The October half-term holiday will come sooner than one thinks, and we know how important it is to keep your little...

We understand that choosing the right school for your daughter is a big decision. It's all about finding the perfect fit, and one important way to get a sense of...

At St Margaret's Girls School, we believe that education goes beyond the classroom. A key priority of the school is nurturing well-rounded individuals who not only excel academically. but also...

The headline figure is that depending on how you count, somewhere between 72% and 73% of the girls' GCSE results were graded 7 to 9, or what would have been...