Nottingham Girls GDST

Nottingham Girls GDST Part of the dynamic GDST network, Nottingham Girls is a progressive, vibrant community for girls aged 3-18 Progressive. Creative. Different.

Experts in educating girls, age 3-18, inspiring them to become extraordinary.

Always always always visit the school your child hopes to attend. And if possible, try to visit more than once.WHY?Take ...
27/08/2026

Always always always visit the school your child hopes to attend.

And if possible, try to visit more than once.

WHY?

Take a look...

It is with heavy hearts and overwhelming sadness that we announce the passing of Mr Marc Mole on 22 August, former Maths...
26/08/2026

It is with heavy hearts and overwhelming sadness that we announce the passing of Mr Marc Mole on 22 August, former Maths teacher at Nottingham Girls, and latterly Commercial Insights Manager for The Girls' Day School Trust. He had been ill for a few months and passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his partner Adam and his family.

Marc was one of the loveliest, kindest people; professionally and personally adored by everyone who knew him. He was so patient (essential for a teacher), funny, with a very cheeky sense of humour, and fiercely proud of the school and the GDST, for whom he worked tirelessly, even during the last few months of his illness.

Marc loved travelling and was a brilliant source of holiday inspiration for all his colleagues and friends. He and Adam travelled the world with their friends and brought back so many fantastic photos and recommendations. He was also a great source of knowledge about the food scene in Nottingham, always trying out the latest restaurants and keen to share his experiences. He loved keeping fit too, cycling everywhere, and swimming whenever he could. And he loved entertaining friends; anyone who had the pleasure of his company outside of school will have many fond memories of good food, good wine and even better company.

As well as caring deeply for his friends and family, he loved animals too (especially his three cats at home); and as this photo shows, when we found a runaway dog in the school grounds, Marc was very happy to dog sit while we tracked down the owner!

We know his family would love to hear your memories of him, so please do share them below. Details of the funeral and a fundraiser in his name will be shared in due course.

He will be missed beyond words.

24/08/2026

We are Nottingham Girls! Creative, Confident and Proudly Nottingham 💖

Thank you to our wonderful Year 7 and 8, plus our teachers and parents, who showed such determination and spirit being filmed for our new video. It really captures the essence of who we are, what we do, and how we champion girls to become confident and resilient young women, ready to change the world.

If you're looking for a progressive school which puts girls at the heart of everything, then come and visit us on our Open Day on Saturday 26 September.
https://bit.ly/NGHS-Open-Day

🎓CONGRATULATIONS YEAR 11 - YOU DID IT!🎓It was a pleasure to host our Year 11 families this morning as students collected...
20/08/2026

🎓CONGRATULATIONS YEAR 11 - YOU DID IT!🎓

It was a pleasure to host our Year 11 families this morning as students collected their GCSE results.

A tight knit year group of trailblazing students who are ambitious, full of self belief and a strong sense of identity - you will go far!

We can't wait to welcome you back in September to begin your A-Levels! A huge well done to each and every one of you.

⭐41% of grades 9-8
⭐61% of grades 9-7
⭐80% of grades 9-6

Read the full story here - https://nottinghamgirls.gdst.net/news-and-views/gcse-results-day-2026


What happens when girls educate together?Single-sex settings allow teachers and schools to focus more effectively on the...
20/08/2026

What happens when girls educate together?

Single-sex settings allow teachers and schools to focus more effectively on the needs of individual girls. There is evidence that girls achieve more when they are given their own dedicated space in which to develop.

In single-sex schools, girls:
- Are less likely to conform to a gender stereotypes
- Are less constrained in their choice of subjects
- Show a greater propensity to take risks and innovate
- Perform better in examinations
- Have more opportunities to show leadership
- Are more successful in the job market

So when you're looking at a school for your daughter, visit to make up your own mind. Ask questions, meet the students, tour the facilities and decide if this is somewhere that your daughter will thrive.

Good luck to our Year 11 students for tomorrow!We can't wait to see you, after a restful summer, to celebrate your wonde...
19/08/2026

Good luck to our Year 11 students for tomorrow!

We can't wait to see you, after a restful summer, to celebrate your wonderful achievements.

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