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One of the many decisions you'll make about your child's education is whether to send them to separate primary and secondary schools, or whether to opt for an all-through school....

Executive function in children shapes the way they plan, organise, focus, adapt and manage their emotions throughout school life. These self-regulation skills support everything from remembering homework instructions to navigating...

Half of girls are scared of public speaking compared to only 30% of boys. This statistic is one of many highlighting the importance of bolstering young girls' confidence. Teaching girls...

Teaching children how to handle failure is one of the most important skills you can give them to build lasting resilience and prepare them for life's inevitable challenges.  When kids...

STEAM education represents the evolution of STEM to include arts into the mix. This approach creates an interdisciplinary education model that helps students develop both technical skills and creative thinking....

Balancing the art of digital literacy and screen time is a real challenge for parents and educators alike.  In a digital-first world, pupils need the skills to become thoughtful internet...

Music education shapes how your child thinks, feels and learns, both in and out of school. When they engage with music, they build habits that support focus, creativity and connection...

Forest School provides a unique experience for your child at school, as well as many mental and physical benefits. It offers a structured outdoor approach that focuses on steady growth...

UK school trips take learning beyond the classroom walls and give children opportunities to bring their education to life. These visits connect what students learn at their desks with the...

Ms Korn, English Teacher at St Margaret's Hampstead This term, Year 9 are studying modern poetry in English. Our students have started by exploring Carol Ann Duffy's poetry, focusing on...

Ms Nock, English Teacher at St Margaret's Hampstead If you want your daughter to thrive in a technologically driven and globalised world, single-sex education is the path to ensure her greatest chance of success. ...

Not every student thrives in loud, bustling environments. Many girls achieve their best work through quiet reflection, deep thinking and careful observation rather than through group discussions or public presentations....

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...