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  • Geoffrey Fallows

    It is with great sadness that I must inform you that Geoffrey Fallows, who was headteacher of The Camden School for Girls until 2000, died last week.

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  • Balanced Curriculum

    The school aims to offer a broad and balanced curriculum which is in accordance with national requirements and good practice but has a distinctive character derived from the strengths and traditions of the school.

    Our Curriculum

  • Aims of the School

    Camden was founded as a school for girls in 1871 by Frances Mary Buss, one of the great pioneers of women's education. The school therefore has a long tradition of promoting opportunities for girls

    Our Aims
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  • 26/02/19

    Just Like Us

    Two representatives from the LGBT+ charity for young people, ‘Just Like Us’ , came to our sixth form to talk about why growing up a part of the LGBT+ community can be difficult but how it can become easier. Ella and Filip, both aged 20, s
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  • 25/02/19

    SELF ESTEEM

    You may hear the people around you talk about having high or low self esteem, but what exactly is self esteem? Self Esteem: One's belief in their own self-worth and how they see themselves. It relates to self-love and confidence. Where does
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  • 12/02/19

    As You Like It

    As You Like It The sixth form production of William Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’ was a superb mixture of fine acting, inventive use of space, witty choices of music and sharp comic timing. There were outstanding performances al
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  • 12/02/19

    Food For Thought

      School Dining Hall The school catering service is run by the school.  This enables the school to respond quickly to feedback from students and staff and means that the school can offer good quality, balanced meals at a reasonable pr
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  • 12/11/18

    Sixth Form Destination 2018

    Our students continue to achieve the grades to take up places at a fantastic range of universities in a huge range of courses. This year 182 of our students secured places at 42 different universities and a further 30 of them went on to art foundatio
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  • 23/08/18

    Excellent GCSE Results

    Year Eleven students at Camden School for Girls have achieved an outstanding set of examination results. 12% Grade 9 in reformed GCSEs at Camden School for Girls beating the national figure of 4%! More details
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  • 20/07/18

    Cry-Baby

    Cry-Baby is full of glorious fifties-inspired music and costumes; it's funny, pacy and uplifting. Our students and staff put on a triumphant production of this little-known musical at the end of the summer term and left the audience in rapture
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  • 18/07/18

    Young Critics Award

    Well done to Tom, Y13, for his success in the 16-19 Critical category - highly commended for his work on 'The True Story of Eleanor Marx in Ten Parts' by Tara Bergin. Please see below for Tom’s entry: The True Story of Eleanor Mar
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  • 07/12/17

    Productions

    December 2016 - December 2017

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  • 01/12/17

    The Parliamentary Review - Press Release

    Camden School for Girls shares best practice alongside Prime Minister Theresa May in The Parliamentary Review.

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  • 26/02/19

    Just Like Us

    Two representatives from the LGBT+ charity for young people, ‘Just Like Us’ , came to our sixth form to talk about why growing up a part of the LGBT+ community can be difficult but how it can become easier. Ella and Filip, both aged 20, s
    Learn MoreAll News
  • 25/02/19

    SELF ESTEEM

    You may hear the people around you talk about having high or low self esteem, but what exactly is self esteem? Self Esteem: One's belief in their own self-worth and how they see themselves. It relates to self-love and confidence. Where does
    Learn MoreAll News
  • 12/02/19

    As You Like It

    As You Like It The sixth form production of William Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’ was a superb mixture of fine acting, inventive use of space, witty choices of music and sharp comic timing. There were outstanding performances al
    Learn MoreAll News
  • 12/02/19

    Food For Thought

      School Dining Hall The school catering service is run by the school.  This enables the school to respond quickly to feedback from students and staff and means that the school can offer good quality, balanced meals at a reasonable pr
    Learn MoreAll News
  • 12/11/18

    Sixth Form Destination 2018

    Our students continue to achieve the grades to take up places at a fantastic range of universities in a huge range of courses. This year 182 of our students secured places at 42 different universities and a further 30 of them went on to art foundatio
    Learn MoreAll News
  • 23/08/18

    Excellent GCSE Results

    Year Eleven students at Camden School for Girls have achieved an outstanding set of examination results. 12% Grade 9 in reformed GCSEs at Camden School for Girls beating the national figure of 4%! More details
    Learn MoreAll News
  • 20/07/18

    Cry-Baby

    Cry-Baby is full of glorious fifties-inspired music and costumes; it's funny, pacy and uplifting. Our students and staff put on a triumphant production of this little-known musical at the end of the summer term and left the audience in rapture
    Learn MoreAll News
  • 18/07/18

    Young Critics Award

    Well done to Tom, Y13, for his success in the 16-19 Critical category - highly commended for his work on 'The True Story of Eleanor Marx in Ten Parts' by Tara Bergin. Please see below for Tom’s entry: The True Story of Eleanor Mar
    Learn MoreAll News
  • 07/12/17

    Productions

    December 2016 - December 2017

    Learn MoreAll News
  • 01/12/17

    The Parliamentary Review - Press Release

    Camden School for Girls shares best practice alongside Prime Minister Theresa May in The Parliamentary Review.

    Learn MoreAll News

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Our Sixth Form

We believe that the two years spent in the Sixth Form should be a pivotal period in the lives of our students: a time for maturing as well as developing academically, with many opportunities for rich and varied new experiences. We aim to foster in our students both self-confidence and an independence of mind so that they can approach their learning with vigour and enthusiasm.

Our success is reflected in our excellent exam results and rate of progression to Higher Education.

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