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On Monday lunchtime, the Lower Sixth Charity Reps organised a Book Swap and Sale. Staff and students donated a brilliantly eclectic...

In March we were delighted to welcome the Senior Assistant Director of Admissions at New York University (NYU), Ms Lisa Mortini...

Students and parents in Years 10–Lower Sixth attended an insightful talk on Wednesday delivered by Nick Hillman OBE, Director...

It was two out three match wins at the Hans Woyda Maths friendly fixture at City of London School for Girls.

Students were delighted to welcome Old Dolphin Anna Dacam (Class of 2017) on Tuesday for the final Working Lunch of the year, ...

Congratulations to Clementine and Francesca  in Year 10 who submitted their prototypes in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Challenge...

A record-breaking number of students took part in this year’s Extra-Curricular Display, with more than 150 girls showcasing their...

The Spring Jam in March was epic in all senses of the word with a fantastic audience of supportive parents and friends entertained...

For Book Week 2026 the English Department, in conjunction with the Library, have run a range of events and activities, including...

In March the Godolphin and Latymer Boat Club was out in force at the prestigious School’s Head and Women’s Head double header...

We are thrilled that Godolphin and Latymer has been included in the Spear's Top 100 leading private schools in the world, drawn...

In March, the school’s Higher Education and Careers department welcomed parents and students from Year 10 and above to its biennial...

This week we are marking this worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences...

Towards the end of the Spring Term, 115 Year 10 students presented their TED-style talks to an audience of parents as the culmination...

Wednesday's fabulous Spring Choral Concert featured Faure’s magnificent Requiem and concluded with 250 performers on stage.

To coincide with British Science Week, this week we hosted exciting science-themed activities, giving students the opportunity...

This week's Working Lunch speaker was Old Dolphin, Viola Lough, a management and strategy consultant specialising in the sports...

On Friday Year 7 welcomed Tina Harris, Community Fundraising Coordinator for the Evelina London Children’s Charity.

The Politics and International Relations Society was delighted to welcome Ben Merrick CMG, previously Director of Overseas Territories...

Our girls returned with a cluster of gold medals from the British Schools’ Team Competition.

On Tuesday 10 March, we were delighted to welcome Chine McDonald - University of Cambridge graduate, director of the think tank...

At the beginning of March, the Higher Education and Careers Department hosted a University Fair for students in Year 10, 11 and...

On Monday, as part of Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow competition, Year 10 Innovation & Leadership students participated in an engaging...

On Wednesday evening the Bishop Centre was buzzing as we celebrated the creative work of every student in Years 7, 8, and 9 at...

We were delighted to welcome Joe Mayes, award-winning journalist at Bloomberg News and best-selling author of 'Can You Run The...

The Spring Chamber Music Concert was a wonderful success, featuring an impressive variety of ensembles and performances from ...

Congratulations to the eight students from Year 8 to Lower Sixth who took part in the annual Classical Reading Competition at...

At the end of February, eighteen students from Years 10 to Lower Sixth took part in the global coding competition Codequest.

Olympic rower and bronze medal winner, Holly Dunford, was the inspiring keynote speaker at the annual Rowing Dinner.

Year 10 students marked National Careers Week on Wednesday 4 March 2026 with a series of specialist careers sessions designed...

On Tuesday, Year 8 students were launched into their new biodiversity project, Tiny Heroes — an initiative that combines environmental...

On Tuesday evening, 15 classicists in Year 10 to the Upper Sixth headed to King’s College London’s Greenwood Theatre to watch...

At the beginning of March Sixth Formers spent the day at Central Hall, Westminster, hearing from a wide-range of leading political...

This week's Working Lunch speaker was Godolphin and Latymer parent Dr Rishika Sinha, Consultant Dermatologist and Skin Cancer...

Over half-term, members of our Symphony Orchestra travelled to Hamburg for the 45th year of the Orchestral Exchange between Godolphin...

On Wednesday, Year 10 classicists enjoyed a visit to the British Museum to deepen their understanding of the Parthenon Sculptures...

On Tuesday Year 7s went to ExCel London to visit ‘The Last Days of Pompeii: The Immersive Exhibition’. The content of the exhibition...

On Tuesday, 30 Year 10 Innovation and Leadership students took part in the introductory session for their 5-week programme working...

Godolphin and Latymer and William & Cohen Architects shortlisted for the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) London ...

On Friday Year 8 Mandarin students enjoyed an immersive cultural trip to London’s Chinatown, which was spectacularly decorated...

On Wednesday and Thursday evenings, audiences in the Bishop Centre were gripped by Godolphin’s darkly comic, yet deeply moving...

Godolphin F1 STEM Racing Teams Shone at the Regional Competition with fast cars and fast reactions and a place in the National...

Congratulations to our Year 9, 10 and 11 mathematicians students who achieved 91 Bronze, 121 Silver and a record 87 Gold in the...

On Friday, we hosted the first event in this year’s Working Lunches series with global structural engineer and Godolphin parent...

Last Friday the Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth History of Art students visited Tate Britain, to see the ‘Turner and Constable: Rivals...

On Monday evening, we hosted our annual Higher Education Forum for Lower Sixth students and their parents providing students ...

Many thanks to Lower Sixth students Lola and Eden who led poignant and informative assemblies to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.

On Monday the team of Lower Sixth charities representatives delivered a special whole school assembly to outline the charities...

On Friday we welcomed Professor of Microbiology, Brian Robertson, and Dr Maria Elisa Lopes Pires (Teaching Fellow in Biomedical...

This week's Independent Living Skills sessions have focused on DIY, cooking and budgeting, and laundry.

Thank you to our Sixth Form Bridge Support Team who helped us welcome 73 pupils from 38 primary schools to the first Saturday...

We are thrilled to receive the news that, based on the Class of 2025 IB Diploma results, we are a Top 5 Global IB School.

Many congratulations to our Upper Sixth who made successful early applications to US colleges for September 2026 entry.

Dr Carters talks to Education Choices magazine about why the EPQ is a cornerstone of our academic provision.

On Thursday, the Bishop Centre was filled with music as we gathered for our annual Festival of Lessons and Carols with performances...

We look forward to the publication of The Marathon: An Epic History, in Spring 2027.

Congratulations to our Senior Cross Country Team for their Top 10 finish at the National Finals in Rugby.

Year 11 and Sixth Formers enjoyed a fascinating talk on developments in cryogenically preserving donated organs for transplant...

Our entire Year 7 cohort took to the stage for their festive production of Christmas in Oz, a wonderfully joyful celebration ...

Twelve students took part in the Advanced UK Linguistics Olympiad.

Our mathematicians beat top schools from the region to progress to the national finals of Senior Team Maths Challenge.

Our Model United Nations (MUN) team had a successful weekend of discussion and debate on the theme of 'Unity through diplomacy...

Our completely student-led production was shaped and produced from start to finish by the energetic and thoughtful leadership...

Once again, we have been included in The Cricketer magazine's Top 20 All-Girls Schools for cricket.

On Thursday, our Year 11 and Upper Sixth girls enjoyed a talk from three external speakers on ‘Languages in the World of Work...

On Thursday, students, teachers and parents came together to celebrate the completion of Extended Essays and Extended Project...

All of our major ensembles plus chamber group and choirs performed a spirited, polished and varied programme.

From World Bake-Off to the Chinese Lion Dance, the week has been packed full of activities celebrating language-learning, different...

88 visiting students joined 57 Godolphin girls to take part in mock interviews conducted by teachers, subject specialists, and...

With strong performances and encouraging results our crews are well-positioned for the season ahead.

It has been an exciting few weeks for hockey at Godolphin, marked by impressive team performances and notable individual achievements...

To mark COP30, members of the Sustainability Committee delivered a thought-provoking assembly and numerous Clubs and Societies...

The Politics Society was delighted to welcome back former student Issy Roberts who shared her experiences studying Human, Social...

On Monday, our Sixth Form students enjoyed the opportunity to attend a lunchtime talk by the Director of International Recruitment...

November's Winter Jam was a wonderful evening, with the Hall literally bursting at the seams with parents. The event featured...

Against a field of increasingly experienced opponents, our Year 10 debaters won all three of their rounds and shared first prize...

Our Lower Sixth Chemists had a fantastic day at the Chemistry in Action lecture series, enjoying a range of engaging talks from...

On Monday, our Senior Cross Country team delivered an outstanding performance at the Cross Country Schools Cup Regional Finals...

This year's Remembrance Day Assembly, led by Dr Woodberry, featured readings by Lower Sixth students and the Last Post beautifully...

Seven students took part in this fascinating academic conference featuring a series of lectures by leading Classical scholars...

At the beginning of November. the entire Year 11 Art and Design cohort spent an inspiring day at the V&A Museum in London.

In the podcast and magazine, Mrs Holder discusses her professional journey from social work to pastoral leadership, as well as...

During the half-term break, our Sixth Form IB and A Level artists immersed themselves in a series of inspiring Art and Design...

On Wednesday 22 October, ten Lower Sixth physicists travelled to the cutting-edge Diamond Light Source research laboratory in...

In the first week of half-term, Year 11 and Lower Sixth students studying Classical subjects went on a study trip to the ancient...

During the first week of half term, 23 Year 11 French students swapped the classroom for the sun-soaked streets of Montpellier...

Our Upper Sixth Historians had a wonderful end to the first half of the Autumn Term visiting two key museums in Paris that are...

There was an abundance of talent, musicality and sheer joy of performing together at Thursday's Final of the School House Music...

Last Friday we were delighted to welcome Admission Directors from five leading US colleges and universities: Duke, Dartmouth, ...

Congratulations to our mathematicians who have achieved fantastic results in the MOG and MCG competitions.

Congratulations to Alice and Melody, Year 11, who won all four rounds of the LSE Schools 2025 debating competition and then went...

This year's concert held on Thursday 9 October was of a staggeringly good quality with a superb display of musicianship from ...

On Thursday, the German department took twelve Year 10 Germanists, along with the exchange students from the Johanneum in Hamburg...

As part of our Innovation and Leadership course were delighted to welcome the Head of Behavioural Finance team at Barclays Private...

On Wednesday, Lower Sixth Politics students headed to Westminster for a day of immersion in the key sites of UK government and...

On Tuesday we were delighted to welcome Chine McDonald - University of Cambridge graduate, director of the think tank Theos, ...

On Wednesday the Geography department took 23 Sixth Form geographers to a lecture by Danny Dorling at the Royal Geographical ...

It was fantastic to welcome the inspirational Stafi Samaki - photographer, casting director and creator of the Black in Britain...

This week's Middle School Cultural Celebration Assembly was presented by Anushka, Year 11, who talked about the Hindu festival...

In September, Sixth Form artists visited the Henry Moore Studios and Gardens for inspiration and observations to enrich their...

Sixth Form students continued exploring the range of colleges and universities available in the United States by attending talks...

Congratulations to all of our teams who represented the school at last weekend's U18 Women's Open Debating Competition at St ...

On Thursday, Mila and Lara, Year 11, spoke to Middle School students about the Jewish festival of Rosh Hashanah, as part of our...

We are absolutely delighted to have been selected as a Finalist in the Independent School of the Year Awards 2025 in recognition...

We are thrilled to be featured in The Week's article on the power of music and how 'independent schools are stepping up by sharing...

On Thursday evening a special Ancient World Breakfast Club (AWBC) anniversary dinner was held, to mark 20 years since the club...

On Thursday, Year 10 Art and Design students visited the National Portrait Gallery to explore the themes of portraiture and identity...

Congratulations to Alexia Burgon-Carter, Lower Sixth, and Millan Jhingan (Class of 2025) for their commended essays in the John...

Congratulations to Hannah competing at the Coupe de la Jeunesse and Lara rowing at the World Rowing Under 19 Championships.

We were thrilled to round off the last day of term with the news that we have been shortlisted for Independent School of the ...

We are delighted to announce the winners of this year’s Social Impact Prizes, awarded in recognition of outstanding student-led...

Fresh from the excitement of Sports Day, students and staff were invited to piece together a tangled web of motives and misdirection...

our instrumental ensembles and choirs capped off the school year with a truly splendid Summer Concert. Held in the Bishop Centre...

Well done to our young linguists who put in fantastic showings in the National Finals of the Spelling and Translation Bee competitions...

On Monday we welcomed the return of several Old Dolphins who are currently studying Medicine or in their early Foundation years...

In the penultimate week of the academic year the Music and Drama departments treated us to a fantastic Lower School Production...

On Saturday we welcomed 150 students and teachers from seven different schools to Godolphin and Latymer for a Model United Nations...

Congratulations to the three teams of debaters who competed at South Hampstead High School in June. One of our Year 9 teams won...

Year 10 Design and Technology students, joined by the new Year 9 cohort, enjoyed an inspiring trip to the Victoria and Albert...

On Friday the Lower Sixth History of Art students visited the National Gallery, to study paintings pertinent to their A Level...

At the beginning of June we were absolutely thrilled to hear that we had been nominated as Finalists in the Education Choices...

Congratulations to the Senior Chamber Choir for their wonderfully lyrical singing of evensong in the beautiful setting of Southwark...

The Year 8 trip to Salamanca and Segovia was an unforgettable blend of language learning, cultural immersion, and fun. Mornings...

30 enthusiastic Year 8 students enjoyed an unforgettable trip to Cologne improving their language skills, soaking up the German...

Year 7 headed off to nearby Kensington to explore how the Science Museum and Natural History Museum make science engaging for...

Year 7s travelled to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London to expand on their learning about strategies for urban sustainability...

The Art and Design Exhibition was a remarkable occasion dedicated to celebrating the talent and dedication of our Upper Sixth...

The Year 8 trip to Antibes gave the girls a perfect mix of language practice, culture, and fun — and a whole new appreciation...

Around 70 keen and curious Year 10 geographers headed to South Wales for an urban study of Cardiff and a river study of the Ogmore...

With University application deadlines coming into focus, this week the Lower Sixth were engaged in a series of Higher Education...

29 Lower Sixth students braved the elements during their half-term Gold DofE practice expedition to the Brecon Beacons.

Year 7 have been off-timetable and taking the next steps in their Mini Business Adventure (MBA) developing prototypes for the...

Lower Sixth students, Leah and Sofia, visited Hampton School to present an assembly to champion their social impact project Stop...

Year 7s trip to Cambridge was an opportunity to explore Ancient Greek and Roman antiquities as well as the university colleges...

Just before the Spring half-term, the Junior Chamber Choir travelled to St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, to sing evensong ...

Congratulations to our U13 cricketers who were third  at the U13 ECB national indoor finals at Lords. This is a really fantastic...

Congratulations to the students who have made it through to the finals of the MFL Translation Bee.

On Tuesday Lower Sixth IB students welcomed staff, A Level peers and parents to view their Theory of Knowledge (ToK) Exhibitions...

Year 7 and 8 students achieve 95 Gold Awards, 92 Silver Awards, and 34 Bronze Awards.

We were delighted to welcome Bocconi University, Milan, which offers a huge range of courses taught in English from Mathematical...

On Wednesday, Lower Sixth geographers travelled to Battersea Power Station for a day of fieldwork, collecting data for their ...

On Saturday, at the Munich International Regatta, Lara, Lower Sixth, raced for GB U19s in the women's pairs, winning a bronze...

Hephzibah Rudofsky, whose mother survived the Holocaust, came into school to lead a poignant talk and workshop with Year 9 pupils...

Godolphin and Latymer joined the rest of the country in celebrating the 80th anniversary of Germany's surrender to the Allied...

As part of our series of talks from international universities we were delighted to be joined by representatives from Vanderbilt...

Excellent fielding, quick wickets, and careful placement with the bat see our U13s go through to the ECB Indoor National Finals...

Year 8 students enjoyed a day exploring the sites and artefacts at Fishbourne Roman Palace to complement their recent studies...

Congratulations to our Lower Sixth and Year 10 chemists who successfully tackled complex problem-solving challenges in the prestigious...

Many congratulations to our girls who have received a remarkable range of acceptances from top-ranked institutions across the...

Three student-led teams from our Community Impact Club were named international finalists in the Future Problem Solving competition...

During the first week of the Easter break, 31 students, accompanied by their teachers, set off for the vibrant and culturally...

Over the Easter break, 50 Godolphin rowers and coxes from Year 10 to Upper Sixth travelled to Ghent, Belgium, for our annual ...

During the Easter holidays, nine Year 10 German students travelled to Hamburg together with pupils from Latymer Upper School, ...

Middle School students had the opportunity to deepen their understanding of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr, thanks to an engaging presentation...

Our talented student musicians took to the stage to perform a varied and enjoyable programme of music at our Spring Instrumental...

We hosted our final Working Lunch of the year with Old Dolphin Arabella Graves (Class of 2017), Language Analyst at Norges Bank...

Godolphin and Latymer made history at the Schools’ Head of the River Race by fielding six eights for the first time ever. The...

Thursday’s Working Lunch saw us welcome Old Dolphin Maira Bana (Class of 2008), Chartered Mechanical Engineer and British Empire...

Congratulations to our U13 cricket stars who were crowned county champions at the ECB Indoor Competition.

The Music department hosted the Spring Jam, showcasing Godolphin’s musical talent in solo, duet and group form in a number of...

A packed crowd gathered in the Bishop Centre for our annual Spring Choral Concert, featuring all five of Godolphin and Latymer...

This year’s Chamber Music Concert showcased a delightful and diverse selection of music, featuring performances ranging from ...

In the latest in our series of Working Lunches, we welcomed Old Dolphins Emily Carlisle and Gaby Kaza to speak to students interested...

Coinciding with British Science Week, students took part in a host of STEM-related activities to spark a passion for Science, ...

This past weekend, our fencers delivered impressive performances at the British Schools' Team Championships, with both épée and...

On Tuesday evening, Year 11 students and parents attended an information session where our US and International Universities ...

Lower Sixth A Level Spanish students attended a study day at the British Film Institute, delving into the legacy of dictatorship...

It has been a busy term for the schools' Computer Scientists who have gained invaluable experience and a host awards and medals...

A Level Politics students travelled to Westminster to hear from a number of exciting guest speakers at the A Level Politics conference...

Last week, Lower and Middle School classicists took part in the annual Classical Reading Competition at Westminster School.

Our senior cross country team of Arabella, Maeve, Kyra, Sienna and Alice, represented the school at the ESAA National Cross Country...

Well done to our U12 A and B hockey teams who competed in the Tier 1 and 2 In2Hockey tournament earlier this week.

It was a week of outstanding performances for our netball teams at the Middlesex Finals, with the U16 team crowned Middlesex ...

The U14 Netball Squad embarked on an exciting journey to Loughborough to compete in the prestigious Sisters n Sport Plate competition...

On Wednesday evening we celebrated the creative work of every student in Year 7, 8 and 9 in our annual Art and Design exhibition...

On Thursday, to celebrate National Careers Week, students in Year 10 engaged in a number of enrichment sessions allowing them...

With the school gearing up to STEM Week, we were delighted to welcome Dr Claire Petros, a veterinary surgeon and marine conservationist...

Year 10 classicists enjoyed a visit to the British Museum to deepen their understanding of the Parthenon Sculptures and the Bassae...

We welcomed Old Dolphin Rosie Troen (Class of 2012) for the latest talk in our series of Futures Working Lunches. Rosie spoke...

Students and staff flocked to the Cloisters Room at breaktime to sample some of the high-protein desserts that Year 8 have been...

On the Friday before February half-term, Year 8 Mandarin students enjoyed a trip to London’s China Town in order to see the area...

In our first Working Lunch of the year, we welcomed Old Dolphin Annabel Downs (Class of 2007), who spoke to students about her...

Year 11 students Emily, Sophie, Chen, Sophia and Emily led a special assembly on the Lunar New Year, explaining the festival’...

Congratulations to the brilliant cast and production team who brought us a sensation musical retelling of ‘Twelfth Night...

The History Society welcomed our very own Mrs Whittaker for a talk about her time in Beijing as a foreign student during the ...

Students in Years 9-11 have once again showcased their mathematical prowess in the Intermediate Mathematical Challenge. An impressive...

We celebrated Children’s Mental Health Week with a number of engaging activities designed to promote mental well-being, self-...

Year 10 students Luna and Safiya had the honour of attending the Library Volunteer Reception at Kensington Town Hall, where they...

We are very proud of Alex whose art exhibition raised much needed funds to refurbish a nursery on the island of Symi.

We hosted our annual Higher Education Information Meeting and Subject Forum for Lower Sixth students and their parents.

On Tuesday, Upper Sixth biologists had a fantastic educational visit to Kew Gardens, exploring its rich biodiversity.

Sixth Form Art and Design students visited the Tate Modern Gallery to explore two current exhibitions: Antony McCall’s ‘Solid...

We are delighted to receive the Chartered College of Teaching Research Mark.

As Storm Éowyn swept across the UK, Upper Sixth A Level English Literature students experienced a storm of another kind, attending...

On Thursday afternoon, Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth History of Art students visited the Victoria and Albert Museum for an in-depth...

Upper Sixth students have been taking part in a number of life skills sessions to prepare them for life beyond Godolphin, from...

Our first Model United Nations conference of 2025 was one of our most successful to date, with our delegates clinching the overall...

Last weekend we opened our doors to welcome the latest cohort of Bridge students for the first of their Saturday sessions. 77...

This year, the Community Impact Club has been working to address pressing social issues within our community via social impact...

We were delighted to receive the news that the Sustainability Committee has helped the school achieve Eco-Schools accreditation...

On the last Friday before the end of term, the Junior Chamber Choir and Senior Chamber Choir joined forces to give a remarkable...

Many congratulations to our Upper Sixth who made successful early applications to US colleges for September 2025 entry. Over ...

On Tuesday, Year 10 GCSE Art and Design students visited the National Portrait Gallery to engage with several notable exhibitions...

On Wednesday evening, Year 7 took to the stage to perform ‘A Christmas Carol’, a heartwarming adaptation of Dickens' classic ...

In recent school assemblies and workshops, our students have been exploring a range of important topics as part of the PSHE/RSE...

We are delighted to be included in the Sunday Times Schools Guide 2025 as a Top 10 Independent Secondary School for Academic ...

This week saw the Senior Production of ‘The Maladies’ take centre stage in the Bishop Centre. We sat down backstage with student...

On Tuesday evening the Music department held its annual Autumn Concert. 240 students performed a varied programme of music, with...

Last Friday, the Senior Music Scholars’ Concert brought together the exceptional talents of our Year 11 and Sixth Form Music ...

We are absolutely delighted to have been named as one of the UK's top schools for cricket by The Cricketer's School Guide 2025...

This week, we celebrated the linguistic diversity of our school and the power of global communication for Languages Week.

On Thursday evening, we welcomed the return of the annual Upper Sixth Celebration Evening, an event dedicated to highlighting...

At the beginning of November, Upper Sixth student Antara officially launched her debut poetry collection, ’Poison‘, at the Pratham...

The Winter Jam took place on Monday night, drawing a packed crowd of parents and performers to the Hall for a diverse programme...

Congratulations to the Upper Sixth early round applicants to Bocconi University who all received offers, with courses ranging...

Our Year 9, 10 and 11 students took part in a fantastic workshop with Steve Cockram, Founder of GiANT, a leadership consultancy...

On Monday, Lower Sixth Chemistry students visited the Emmanuel Centre in London to hear about the latest advancements in chemical...

The Junior Chamber Choir recently had the privilege of visiting The Charterhouse, where they sang evensong in the chapel after...

On Wednesday evening, over 40 Godolphin Sixth Formers were joined by well over 100 students from other West London schools for...

This week our Head Girls Team delivered assemblies to mark national Anti-Bullying Week which this year has the theme: Choose ...

On Monday, the whole school came together for a solemn assembly to commemorate Remembrance Day, honouring those who have lost...

Upper Sixth historians enjoyed a whirlwind trip to Paris last weekend to experience some of the key parts of their courses firsthand...

On Wednesday, Year 11 Art and Design GCSE students spent the day investigating the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum...

This week, the school hosted a special assembly to celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights. The assembly offered students a ...

The results of the UK Mathematical Olympiad for Girls (MOG) were received over half-term. A record 30 Sixth Formers elected to...

At the beginning of half-term, Year 11 Classical Civilisation and Latin students set off on a study trip to the Bay of Naples...

During the first week of half-term, a group of Italian students in Years 10 to the Lower Sixth embarked on a cultural and educational...

Just before the October half-term break we held our much anticipated Senior House Music Competition with a record number of 63...

On Wednesday, Year 8 Geography students visited Burnham Beeches to explore its unique status as a Site of Special Scientific ...

Last weekend, Godolphin students attended a MUN conference at Wetherby Senior School. Our delegates showed their mettle over ...

This week, as part of the school’s Black History Month celebrations, students attended a captivating lunchtime talk from Dipo...

During CYL Make a Difference week we opened up our doors to around 400 pupils from Wendell Park and Brackenbury Primary Schools...

On Thursday, the school considered the importance of our mental well-being with a series of activities, talks and a school community...

Year 9 learnt some brilliant business skills competing to improve the revenue and profits of a mobile phone store.

Last Friday, our Lower Sixth Politics students spent the day enriching their understanding of UK democracy when they visited ...

We were delighted to welcome former NASA astronaut and Godolphin grandparent, Richard Covey, to talk about the space shuttle ...

Last Friday, Year 11 Design and Technology students took part in an innovative workshop with Gravity Sketch, a company known ...

On Monday evening, the Senior Chamber Choir had the fantastic opportunity to sing evensong in front of a congregation of around...

On Tuesday, we welcomed Emily Tout from cheesecake company Mighty Slice, who gave a design brief to Year 8 students for a high...

This week, our Sixth Form students continued exploring the range of colleges and universities available in the United States, ...

Over the past couple of weeks, Godolphin students participated in a workshop run by Climate Fresk, an NGO that aims to provide...

On Wednesday, Middle School students Lola, Georgia, Lia and Eden delivered an insightful assembly on the Jewish New Year festival...

On Monday, Godolphin students in Years 9-Upper Sixth took part in the first round of the Hans Woyda Maths competition City of...

On Wednesday afternoon, aspiring Sixth Form medics had the opportunity to hear from Hannah Byrne, General Surgery Registrar and...

Last week the Politics Society welcomed Martin Cox, Director of the John Locke Institute, to discuss the intricacies of public...

On Wednesday, our Sixth Form students enjoyed the opportunity to attend a lively lunchtime talk by the Dean of College Admissions...

Over the summer break we welcomed back students from our Bridge programme for a week of booster sessions. We also delivered Bridge...

The hockey season started in emphatic style with our senior squad travelling to Nottingham High School for a pre-season tournament...

We are thrilled to be shortlisted in recognition of the many longstanding and ongoing projects that share our resources, activities...

The evening began with the Symphony Orchestra giving a bombastic performance of Bernstein’s Magnificent Seven theme, followed...

After hearing a range of fantastic presentations we were delighted to present the Social Impact Prizes at the final assembly ...

Further to some impressive results from the Junior Mathematical Kangaroo last month, in the last week of term we received results...

We were delighted to welcome back Old Dolphin Roxanna (Class of 2022) to our school on Tuesday, as she spoke to our prospective...

Huge congratulations to our J16 4+ who made history at Henley Women’s Regatta by becoming the first Godolphin crew to win their...

Last Thursday, Year 9 historians embarked on a memorable trip to Belgium and France to visit the key battlegrounds of the First...

On Saturday we hosted our first Model United Nations conference in five years. The conference was organised and run by Lower ...

Last week, Year 8 biologists visited London Zoo to complement the work they have been doing in class on conservation.

On Tuesday, 27 students travelled to the IRIS (Institute for Research in Schools) Conference at Friends House in London to present...

This week, the Bishop Centre was transformed into a fairytale French château, complete with iconic singing tableware, for the...

On Tuesday afternoon we welcomed seven Old Dolphins back for a medical applications afternoon tea with our Sixth Form Medics.

Well done to our Year 10 Physics students who took part in the Junior Physics Challenge during the first week of May, with 80...

Last week, 38 Year 8 students, accompanied by the Spanish department and Miss Garcia, embarked on an exciting trip to Madrid.

Last week, sixty Year 8 students had the wonderful opportunity to spend a week in Antibes, France.

Last week, Year 8 students visited the beautiful and historical city of Cologne in Western Germany.

On Wednesday evening, we were delighted to host the Music Scholars’ Concert, which showcased the impressive talent and musical...

Year 10 Geography students spent last weekend on a field course at Margam Discovery Centre in south Wales.

Our Junior House Music competition took place this week, with staggering 117 entries in the earlier rounds before the grand final...

The Lower Sixth were engaged in a series of Higher Education preparation activities last week.

On Monday afternoon, the Lower Sixth Modern and Early Modern historians met for a workshop on French Absolutism.

Congratulations to our linguists who have done fantastically well in recent national competitions.

On Thursday, Year 7 students embarked on their second trip in a week when they visited both the National Gallery and the Design...

On Thursday evening, we were delighted to welcome family and friends of the Year 11 GCSE artists to a Private View celebrating...

On Thursday, Year 9 students had the chance to hear from Holocaust education specialist Hephzibah Rudofsky, who spoke about the...

On Tuesday, Year 7 Biology students visited Kew Gardens to explore how plants adapt to different habitats, their reproductive...

Many congratulations to all our rowers for their fantastic showing at the National Schools’ Regatta before half-term. Our J15...

Earlier this week, Head Girl Chloe and her Lower Sixth peers Eva and Olivia organised a special morning of sport for Flora Gardens...

On Wednesday, the Classics department had the pleasure of taking Year 8 students to Fishbourne Roman Palace. This excursion complemented...

On Thursday we held our inaugural Theory of Knowledge Exhibition where Lower Sixth students showcased their ToK prompt (a probing...

Last weekend Lower Sixth IB and A Level geographers investigated the impact of glaciation in the Lake District.

Last Thursday, a team of two Year 8 and two Year 9 students travelled to Tiffin School for the return of the UKMT Team Maths ...

Last Sunday our J15, J16 and J18 rowing squads competed at the Wallingford Regatta, the largest one day regatta in the world.

Well done to our Year 7 and 8 pupils who achieved 57 Bronze, 69 Silver and 93 Gold certificates in the UKMT Junior Mathematical...

An audience of parents, students and staff were treated to an evening of musical excellence featuring various ensembles, duets...

Year 7 embarked on whistle-stop tour of a thousand years of Greek and Roman history on their annual Classics trip to Cambridge...

On Thursday evening, Ms Pascucci, the Director of Admissions and Vice Dean at The University of Pennsylvania, gave us an insight...

With their practice assessments complete, on Friday the Lower Sixth took part in a series of Higher Education preparation activities...

We were absolutely delighted to welcome former England and Arsenal star Rachel Yankey OBE, who led a training session for our...

During the Easter holidays, Year 10 Germanists flew to Hamburg alongside students from Latymer Upper to visit their exchange ...

Many congratulations to our girls who have received acceptances from a wide range of top-ranked institutions across the United...

Over the Easter break over 40 rowers in Year 10 to the Upper Sixth travelled to Ghent in Belgium, for the Boat Club’s annual ...

Congratulations to Fia and Youan, Lower Sixth, who achieved Gold and Silver in the British Physics Olympiad’s Senior Physics ...

It has been an incredibly busy term with many squads, teams and crews achieving fantastic success in major tournaments, championships...

Last week, Sixth Form Spanish students took part in a study day at the BFI on 'Trauma and Memory: Filming the legacy of dictatorships...

Last Friday Year 8 visited Hampton Court Palace to augment their studies of Early Modern England.

It has been a jam-packed term for House events, with students busier than ever racking up points for their Houses in such a wide...

The last night of term saw our annual House Drama Festival fill the Bishop Centre with exuberant support for each House’s performances...

This week saw the launch of the Year 7 Mini Business Adventure as part of the G&L Futures Programme. 

On Monday evening the Higher Education and Careers welcomed parents and students from Year 10 and above to our biennial Careers...

We celebrated Neurodiversity Week with a special assembly led by the student Neurodiversity Committee.

On Wednesday evening over 100 of our talented pupils took to the stage to perform a varied and enjoyable programme of music at...

We celebrated STEM Week with a full programme of exciting events to spark students‘ passion for Science, Technology, Engineering...

On Thursday, our students had the opportunity to attend a lunchtime meeting with Ms Legrand, the Program Director at Ecole Polytechnique...

During STEM week we were delighted to welcome 90 Year 7 students from partner school, Sacred Heart High School to take part in...

The Hall underwent a captivating transformation this week to showcase this year's IB Visual Arts Exhibition.

On Tuesday our tenacious team of debaters represented the school in the Regional Final of English Speaking Union’s Mace Debating...

Our STEM-themed Working Lunch today featured Godolphin parent Radhika Vaidya-Sahdev, who leads Mastercard’s Digital Partnerships...

On Tuesday students in Year 10 engaged in a number of enrichment sessions allowing them to begin to consider their post school...

On Wednesday we held our inaugural university fair for students in Years 10 to the Lower Sixth as well as other local secondary...

Last night’s Spring Choral Concert brought together over 200 pupils, staff and Godolphin parents to create a memorable evening...

This week’s Working Lunch featured Godolphin parent Chiara Saccardo, a registered Nutritionist and DNA Life Practitioner working...

As part of their studies into medieval England, Year 7 students enjoyed a day exploring medieval monastic life at St Albans Cathedral...

After months of research, design and development, eleven students in Year 11 and the Lower Sixth took part in the Regional Final...

Last week our Year 10 Classical Civilisation students visited the British Museum to see the Parthenon sculptures and the frieze...

Our Working Lunch today featured Godolphin parent Dr Sarah Seton-Rogers. Sarah studied biochemistry at Rice University in the...

On Wednesday afternoon, Year 8 and 11 classicists returned from Westminster School’s annual Classical Reading Competition with...

This week's Politics Society guest speaker was Dr Lauren Bell, Professor of Political Science at Randolph-Macon College, Virginia...

On Wednesday the Economics Society welcomed Amandine Ohayon, the CEO of Stella McCartney, to speak on her illustrious career ...

This week we celebrated the 43rd anniversary of our orchestral exchange with Gelehrtenschule des Johanneums and Latymer Upper...

On Friday, the Upper Sixth shared their higher education know-how with their Lower Sixth peers at our ‘speed dating’ event...

This week’s Working Lunch featured current Godolphin parent Simon Taor, who spoke about his career as a European and Chartered...

Over the half-term break, we learned of the impressive results achieved by Godolphin mathematicians in Years 9-11 in the UKMT...

On Tuesday afternoon members of the Godolphin Politics Society heard from author, priest, and former Conservative MP, Jonathan...

At the Year 10 assembly before half-term we were very excited to launch the new Year 10 TED Talks as part of the G&LFutures programme...

On Wednesday evening we welcomed students from Lady Margaret School for a Model United Nations bilateral conference.

On Wednesday evening, Middle School and Sixth Form classicists visited the Bloomsbury Theatre to see UCL's production of Euripides...

All the world's a stage! Our talented cast and crew brought Alan Ayckbourn's 'Confusions' to life this week with three captivating...

We were delighted to welcome Lord Vaiszey, member of the House of Lords and former Conservative MP, who spoke to the Politics...

We were delighted to welcome Godolphin parent Helen Donald who spoke about her journey to becoming a vet in the first of this...

As part of G&L Futures Live Projects, Year 8 have been designing, developing and making healthy snacks to sell in the Cloisters...

On Tuesday evening we hosted our annual Higher Education Information Meeting and Subject Forum for Lower Sixth students and their...

On Wednesday four teams from Godolphin competed in the prestigious Oxford Union debating competition.

On Tuesday we welcomed campaigner and educator for the #NoFGM movement, Hibo Wardere, who spoke to Upper Sixth students on the...

On Tuesday morning, Sustainability Committee members Serena and Livia presented an assembly to Middle School students on the ...

On Friday the Jewish Society ran two separate assemblies to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, approaching the themes in a way that...

On Wednesday evening the Hall was filled with the sound of music as students blended musical mastery with theatrical skill at...

Last weekend, eleven girls in Year 10 and the Lower Sixth took part in St Paul’s School’s annual Model United Nations conference...

Last Saturday, members of the Lego Mindstorms Club travelled to the Institute of Engineering in Stevenage to compete in the First...

On Tuesday evening intrepid debaters from the Middle School competed in the London second round of the ESU Schools' Mace at St...

Last Thursday, Year 10 and Lower Sixth Drama students embarked on a trip to the Prince Edward Theatre to see James Graham's, '...

Many congratulations to our Upper Sixth who made successful early applications to North American universities for September 2024...

This week our student Sustainability Committee curated an amazing programme of events to mark COP28 and to encourage our community...

On Monday Lower Sixth Art Historians and Early Modern Historians braved the winter weather to visit the Queen’s Gallery to see...

On Wednesday evening the whole of Year 7 took to the stage to perform Scrooge, a musical re-telling of Dickens’ classic Christmas...

A Level musicians visited the Gielgud Theatre in the West End for a performance of Stephen Sondheim’s 'Old Friends' on Monday...

Held over two nights in the Bishop Centre, the student-led Senior Production of Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s 'Emilia' showcased the...

In a showcase of intellect and eloquence, two senior debate teams from Godolphin participated in the UCL Winter Schools Cup last...

Last Saturday, fifteen Godolphin and Latymer students attended the London Oratory School Model United Nations Conference (LOSMUN...

On Wednesday evening the Music department held its annual Autumn Concert. There were performances from the Symphony Orchestra...

Last weekend A Level German students visited Francis Holland School a day of lectures from university professors on film analysis...

On Wednesday evening our fantastic Middle School debate team of Izzy, Rania and Lola made it through to the next round of ESU...

On Monday over 50 Lower Sixth mathematicians visited the Cambridge Theatre for a series of lectures called Maths Inspiration ...

Last Friday our Sixth Form Classical Civilisation students attended the annual Classics Conference at Harrodian School.

Now two years since the inaugural Winter Jam, the Jams continue to go from strength to strength.

This week the school community came together to take a stand against bullying for Anti-Bullying Week, embracing this year's theme...

We are once again absolutely delighted to have been selected by The Cricketer's judging panel for a place in their coveted 2024...

On Thursday, Sixth Form students Antara, Millan and Anika led a special Middle School assembly on Diwali, covering its customs...

We welcomed 144 students to our practice interview evening.

There have been not one, but two Art and Design trips over the past couple of weeks, with Year 11 students visiting the V&A while...

Year 9 trip brought to life Bram Stoker's 'Dracula'.

Upper Sixth Politics students enjoyed a range of fascinating talks on US politics at the British Library.

On Thursday, our Year 11 and Sixth Form students enjoyed a lunchtime talk by the Senior Admissions Officer at McGill University...

Just before we half-term we celebrated the 45th anniversary of both the linguistic and musical exchange we enjoy with the Gelehrtenschule...

During the first week of half-term 38 Middle School and Sixth Form classicists visited Athens for a week-long exploration of ...

It Happens, an external provider whom we have worked with for a number of years, ran sessions with Year 7, 8, 10 and the Lower...

Over half-term we received results from two mathematics competitions taken before the break, the UK Mathematical Olympiad for...

During half-term our Italian students and teachers visited Florence to sample Italian life and practise their language skills...

Year 8 netballers and hockey players enjoyed a fantastic sporting and sightseeing trip to Edinburgh.

Our Year 11 French students had a memorable trip to Paris during half term practising their language skills and enjoying the ...

On Wednesday, the combined forces of the Junior and Senior Chamber Choirs gave their first performance of the academic year, ...

Godolphin students, alongside over 400 students from local schools, heard from the Admissions Directors of five leading US colleges...

On Thursday Year 8 geographers travelled to Burnham Beeches to study the workings of a deciduous woodland ecosystem. 

On Thursday lunchtime, the Politics Society heard from Professor Oliver Heath, Professor of Politics at Royal Holloway, University...

Over 60 Bridge students (alongside their Year 9 Godolphin mentors) took part in a workshop to gain an insight into the world ...

This week we launched the first of our series of lectures for this year's Sixth Form Enrichment Programme based on the theme ...

Lower Sixth Politics and Global Politics students had the opportunity to get a sense of the internal workings of UK government...

This week, our Sixth Form students continued exploring the range of colleges and universities available in the United States ...

Students of all ages engaged in a variety of activities and challenges throughout the week which were designed to stretch their...

In anticipation of Challenge Your Limits Week, Lower Sixth students spent the day at the London School of Economics developing...

At the end of the Summer Term Lower Sixth Further Mathematicians showcased their mathematical prowess during the Further Mathematics...

Day one of the new school year and the Upper Sixth students in positions of responsibility undertook a full day of leadership...

We are delighted to be listed as one of the top independent schools in the 20th edition of the Tatler Schools Guide.

We were delighted to welcome over twenty Year 10 students to our inaugural Bridge Seniors programme of talks and workshops.

Many congratulations to our Year 11 students on their excellent GCSE results, with 87% of the grades awarded being Grade 9 or...

Despite the absence of Year 11 and the Upper Sixth, our student musicians still had plenty to wow a packed audience of parents...

At our final assembly of the year, Dr Ramsey announced the winners of the Social Impact prize which sets out to inspire students...

This year we have seen a number of successes in regional and national language competitions, designed for students to hone and...

Several students in Years 7 and Year 8 made their mark at the Junior Kangaroo and Junior Mathematics Olympiad competitions earlier...

Students in Year 8 and Year 9 have astounded audiences with three extraordinary performances of the beloved musical, 'Mary Poppins...

On Monday, our Sixth Form students had the opportunity to attend a virtual lunchtime meeting with the Directors of International...

Congratulations to Year 9 student Sofia for her performance at the ESAA Regional Combined Athletics Championships last Saturday...

On Monday our Lower Sixth A Level Biology students embarked on a practical-filled trip to Epping Forest to assess species diversity...

Lower Sixth Politics and Global Politics students attended a stimulating series of lectures and discussions this week with other...

We were delighted to welcome back Old Dolphin Sophia Dyvik-Henke (Class of 2019) to speak to a group of students from different...

On Thursday our Lower Sixth students were invited to a Higher Education Supper Club, which provided a platform to foster intellectual...

On Tuesday evening our talented student bands, duos, and soloists took the stage by storm, delivering a sensational showcase ...

On Friday and Saturday last week, four Godolphin crews were in action racing at Henley Women’s Regatta.

On Tuesday Year 10 classicists visited the British Museum to see the Parthenon sculptures and the frieze from the Temple of Apollo...

On Tuesday it was the turn of our A Level students to showcase their work at the A Level Art and Design exhibition. 

On Tuesday around 50 girls from Years 7 to 9 took part in the Junior House Music Festivql.

Year 10 Geography students spent last weekend on a field course at Margam Discovery Centre in South Wales.

There were a number of success stories from the London Schools Athletics Championships last Saturday and on Tuesday this week...

Gatwick Airport buzzed with excitement as 50 Year 8 students set off on their trip to Antibes in the south of France. 

Year 8 Spanish students spent five fantastic days in El Puerto de Santa María, practising their Spanish and discovering one of...

Last week the German department travelled with 22 Year 8 students to the beautiful Eifel region in the west of Germany.

The Godolphin crews were out in force for one of the most important fixtures on the rowing calendar, the National Schools Regatta...

The Lower Sixth have been engaging in a series of Higher Education preparation activities this week.

Congratulations to the Year 7s who made a fantastic profit of £1063.30 at their Tenner Challenge Market Day which will go to ...

Year 7 Technology students embarked on an educational journey of cultural exploration as they visited the highly anticipated '...

Year 8 Classicists explore the palace and its artefacts and gardens.

Many congratulations to our Art and Design teachers, Miss Ockenden and Mr Davies, who have both had their work selected for the...

We were delighted to announce that we have once again been awarded Trinity College Champion status, which reflects creative teaching...

Congratulations to Polina, Year 9, who was invited to speak about her experiences volunteering at the Royal Borough of Kensington...

Over the past weekend both IB and A Level Lower Sixth geographers embarked on a journey to investigate the history of glacial...

On Sunday 14 May the Godolphin boat crew enjoyed great success at the Poplar Regatta.

On Tuesday, the Lower Sixth tackled topics ranging from healthy and unhealthy relationships to the impact of social media on ...

The Politics Society was delighted to welcome Guto Harri to share his thoughts and insights on ‘The Rise and Fall of Boris Johnson...

Last Thursday, Year 7 and 8 members of Junior Chamber Choir performed alongside the Schola Cantorum of the Cardinal Vaughan Memorial...

During the Easter holidays, three Year 7 students took part in the Regional Final for the MFL Spelling Bee at Rokeby School, ...

We were absolutely delighted to be joined by members of the Climate Engagement and Behaviour Change department at Hammersmith...

Last Sunday our J15, J16, and J18 rowers travelled to Eton Dorney to race at the Wallingford Regatta – an important 2km race ...

On Thursday evening, the Director of Admissions and Vice Dean at The University of Pennsylvania gave us an insight into the highly...

Congratulations to the ten teams of Lower Sixth students who presented their ideas to the panel of LSE Generate Mentorpreneurship...

During the Easter break Upper Sixth and Lower Sixth History of Art students went on an eye-opening six-day trip to Florence and...

During the Easter holidays, Year 10 German students took part in the historic Hamburg Exchange alongside students from Latymer...

Many congratulations to our girls who have received acceptances from a wide range of top-ranked institutions across the United...

During the Easter break, Year 10 student Tabitha spent four days on the waters of Italy's Lake Garda at an international sailing...

On Wednesday the whole of Year 7 embarked on whistle-stop tour of a thousand years of Greek and Roman history when they visited...

Over the Easter break, Sixth Form Geography students spent five days passing through fjords on electric ferries, snowshoeing ...

Our J15, J16 and J18 rowers had a very successful rowing camp in Ghent over the Easter break with lots of progress made as they...

We were delighted to welcome Alastair Campbell to speak about his career in journalism and at the heart of government and his...

Fresh from last weekend’s Debate Mate workshop, Year 8 put their training into practice to tackle some tricky motions when they...

There have been two major rowing events over the past week with Year 11 and Sixth Form rowers competing at the Schools’ Head ...

This term’s series of Undiscovered Subjects Taster Lectures finished on a high note this week with a fantastic talk on Social...

This week we saw the return of the Spring Jam with the audience treated to an array of solo performers, duos, two bands, the ...

On Tuesday we were delighted to welcome author and journalist Dipo Faloyin who spoke about his book, ‘Africa Is Not A Country...

On Monday the Senior Chamber Choir had the honour of singing choral evensong in Westminster Abbey alongside students from Radley...

We welcomed Old Dolphin Serena Hood (Class of 2001) who spoke to students about her extensive experience across the fashion world...

We celebrated STEM Week at Godolphin with a packed programme of activities and events alongside our usual STEM-related clubs ...

On Tuesday Catherine O’Mahony from the University of Exeter’s Outreach Team spoke to Upper Sixth students on life at university...

Friday’s Working Lunch was with Godolphin parent Andrew Martin, Vice-President of Martin-Baker Aircraft, the world leader in ...

150 of our pupils, alongside parents and members of staff in our massed choir, performed pieces ranging from Gabriel Faure to...

There were two trips for Spanish students this week, with a delegation attending a debating competition at North London Collegiate...

International Women’s Day became International Women’s Week with a number of fantastic events and talks from inspiring guest ...

We had the honour of welcoming Olympian Grace Prendergast to last Friday’s Godolphin Boat Club dinner, and we are celebrating...

Year 9 students attended a workshop led by members of the Parkes Institute, the University of Southampton’s centre for the study...

We were delighted to welcome three Old Dolphins from the Class of 2016 back to school on Tuesday to talk to our current Upper...

At this week’s Futures Working Lunch, we welcomed Global Marketing Director and Old Dolphin, Nathalia Chubin (Class of 2002), ...

This week our Year 10 students have been 'off timetable' looking beyond the academic curriculum and to discovering some of the...

On Wednesday, three Year 8 students and four Year 10 students went to Westminster School to participate in the Classics Reading...

On Wednesday after school we were delighted to welcome parents and friends to the annual Lower School Art and Design Exhibition...

Over the half-term break, Year 10 Spanish students enjoyed a week immersing themselves in Spanish culture in the beautiful city...

On Friday afternoon we heard from award-winning garden designer and Old Dolphin, Charlotte Rowe (Class of 1973), who was the ...

We were delighted to welcome Andy Slaughter, Labour MP for Hammersmith, who spoke to members of the Politics Society on a number...

During half term, students from Years 10 to the Lower Sixth took part in Westminster School’s biennial Model United Nations conference...

On Wednesday the Godolphin Politics Society welcomed Sir Vernon Bogdanor, currently Research Professor at King's College and ...

This week we welcomed prominent campaigner and educator for #NoFGM, Hibo Wardere, who spoke to the Upper Sixth on FGM and related...

Together we raised over £16,000 by running, jogging, skipping, walking and running over 3,333km.

We were delighted to welcome Old Dolphin Ayesha Singh who after working in finance is now Associate Consultant at Bain & Company...

Satveer is an independent trainer and speaker and on Thursday she facilitated important discussions surrounding the stigma of...

We were delighted to welcome Saskia Doujo from It Happens who delivered a session on relationships to our Upper Sixth. 

For Children's Mental Health Week we are supporting the charity ‘Place2Be’ who has chosen the theme of Let’s Connect to encourage...

For World Cancer Day, staff and students from across the school walked, ran and rowed to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support...

Students in Year 10 to the Upper Sixth showcased their musical talents in our Senior House Music Festival, before performing ...

On Friday lunchtime we held one of our G&L Futures Working Lunches. Students heard from award-winning filmmaker, NHS doctor and...

We welcomed back to school Dr Jonathan Firth, expert on the psychology of education, to run a workshop on the science of creativity...

As part of our programme of external speakers who explore topics around PSHE, on Tuesday we invited Peter Hall to speak to our...

On Tuesday we welcomed an Old Dolphin Coco Huggins (Class of 2015), back to school to deliver a talk to the Sixth Form Geography...

Thirteen Dolphins debated and negotiated over topics ranging from lunar colonisation to women’s rights in Afghanistan at St Paul...

Congratulations to Year 10 Computing students Emily, Catherine, Raphaela and Minh-Vy who recently stormed up the leader board...

On Wednesday evening the Junior Chamber Choir sang choral evensong in the incredible setting of Southwark Cathedral.

On Thursday students in Years 8 and 9 attended workshops on LGBT+ awareness and allies by Diversity Role Models, an educational...

On Thursday afternoon we welcomed Old Dolphin Ceclia Colao (Class of 2022) to speak to students about studying at Yale and balancing...

Many congratulations to Inez and Isabell Karlsson – who show that musical talent runs in the family – with Inez winning the Polar...

In February and March, as part of the G&L Futures programme, our Higher Education and Careers department is running its annual...

Great News! An update to our early applications to US colleges for September 2023 entry.

Following the Lower Sixth's visit to the LSE campus back at the start of November, around half of the year-group have carried...

'Single-sex girls' schools are continuing to excel.' Sunday Times

Year 7 students have been spending their lessons this half term learning lines to Scrooge, the musical adaptation of Charles ...

On Wednesday lunchtime, members of the school’s Politics Society heard from Emma Apthorp, the youngest ever Mayor of Hammersmith...

On Tuesday we were delighted to welcome Ilan Kelman, Professor of Disasters and Health at the University College London to talk...

Held over two nights in the Bishop Centre, the student-led Senior Production of Zinnie Harris’ This Restless House: Agamemnon...

There was reason to celebrate this week as two Godolphin debating squads, one from Year 7 and one from Year 8, saw success in...

Another win for the first XI in the England Hockey Tier 1 league.

Our cross-country team are having an excellent season so far, with both Inter and Junior age groups qualifying for the regional...

With winter closing in around us, the Music department hosted its Winter Jam which showcased some of the best bands, duos and...

Last week, early modern Sixth Form historians were fortunate to be able to listen to a lecture from Professor Richard Rex (Queens...

On Tuesday, Godolphin Sixth Form students, alongside students from St Paul’s Girls’ School and Latymer Upper School, attended...

The Bishop Centre played host to the best of the school's choirs and ensembles performing a wide and varied repertoire of works...

Year 9 students have been working with the Climate Engagement and Behavioural Change Team at Hammersmith and Fulham Council.

This week we celebrated the linguistic diversity of our school and promoted cultural and international understanding.

Over the past week our students have attended a series of interactive workshops by It Happens, a team of Relationships, Sex and...

Many congratulations to Ms Maher, Teacher of Speech and Drama, on the selection of her short film 'The Cunning'.

Congratulations to our coaches and cricketers.

Students spent a day at the LSE Generate being inspired by social entrepreneurs.

Godolphin mathematicians have been busy taking part in two national mathematics competitions since the start of the new school...

On Saturday, 25 Godolphin debaters and students from our partner school, Kensington Aldridge Academy, honed their debating skills...

On Monday and Tuesday this week, Bob Tait from Drug Education UK (DRED UK) delivered interactive workshops to our Year 11s and...

Lower Sixth Politics students visited the Houses of Parliament this week, enriching their understanding of UK democracy.

Wednesday evening saw the return of the annual Upper Sixth Celebration Evening, which marks the year-group’s many and varied ...

On Thursday evening parents enjoyed a concert from our talented Music Scholars.

On a bright October morning just before half-term, Sixth Form artists set off from Iffley Road for a day of sketching at Worthing...

34 Year 9 students enjoyed a packed four-day sports tour to Northern Ireland during half-term.

Featuring award-winning In-house Internships and the Social Impact and Sustainability Committees.

In the first week of half-term, 20 Year 11 students visited an unseasonably warm Paris to soak up some French culture and hone...

On Wednesday after school, eight mathematicians from Years 8 and 9 made the short walk to St Paul’s School for a team maths competition...

Our site building work has reached a very exciting milestone this week with the foundations being laid for the new building.

Upper Sixth Politics students had the opportunity to get a sense of the internal workings of UK politics when they visited the...

On Monday students from Year 10 to the Upper Sixth discussed the relevant geopolitical issues of humanitarian assistance and ...

On Monday evening the combined Godolphin and Latymer chamber choirs performed the ancient service of choral evensong in the incredible...

Congratulations to Kate, Upper Sixth, who was presented with the award for Junior Sports Person of the Year by Olympic swimmer...

On Thursday, Year 10 Art and Design students spent the day at the British Museum as part of their exploration of ‘Identity...

On Tuesday, we hosted the Admission Directors from five leading US colleges and universities, including Duke, Dartmouth, Georgetown...

On Monday 3 October our student Diversity Committee presented the first in their series of assemblies to mark Black History Month...

44th anniversary of German Exchange with teachers and students from the Gelehrtenschule des Johanneums in Hamburg.

Having been studying Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' in their English lessons and the Industrial Revolution in History, Year 9 visited...

On Wednesday, Sixth Form students enjoyed the opportunity to attend a lunchtime talk by the Deputy Director of Admissions and...

On Tuesday we launched the Sixth Form Enrichment Programme for the new academic year with an introductory talk from Dr Carter...

Last Friday we were delighted to welcome Meg and Anais from Team Repair who ran a practical workshop for students in Years 10...

We are absolutely delighted to have won Talk Education's inaugural Innovation in Education award for Thinking Beyond the Curriculum...

Congratulations to Thomasina, Year 10, who reached the final of Swim England's National Summer Meet in Sheffield over the summer...

On Tuesday, Year 9 students and parents took part in the launch of our latest In-house Internship.

We're delighted that our In-House Internships programme has been shortlisted for the Talk Education Awards for Innovation and...

The Bishop Centre was packed on Wednesday evening for our Summer Concert, which featured performances from our larger musical...

The sun shone and records were broken at our fiercely contested sports day.

Our Lower Sixth mathematicians submitted entries of outstanding quality that were judged by Dr Vangelis Evangelou, Senior Lecturer...

We would like to congratulate our 2022 IB students who have achieved superb results, with an average point score of 42.4. 

From dancing doctors to learning British Sign Language, students have enjoyed a number of events and activities to celebrate ...

On Wednesday, our first ever crew to race in the Prince Philip Trophy for junior women’s eights competed at Henley Royal Regatta...

We have heard from a number of inspiring speakers over the course of Challenge Your Limits week, with talks ranging from the ...

Last weekend, students from Years 10 to the Lower Sixth discussed topics such as the testing of nuclear weapons on the moon, ...

Congratulations to our IRIS students who presented their research at the IRIS Conference 2022 on Thursday.

We had two Music trips at the tail end of last week, with A Level students seeing the musical Oklahoma, while GCSE Music students...

Over the past two weeks, a number of our recently appointed LVI student leaders have been participating in a series of workshops...

On Friday, our Lower Sixth students enjoyed the opportunity to attend a talk by Old Dolphin Jessie Pitsillides, who recently ...

We were delighted to welcome students, parents, friends and teachers to an exhibition of A Level Art and Design students' artwork...

On Friday and Saturday last week, three Godolphin crews were in action racing at Henley Women’s Regatta.

Coinciding with Pride Month, the student-led Gay/Straight Alliance and Diversity Committee organised a number of events to celebrate...

Year 10s refresh their knowledge of temple architecture and sculpture by visiting the Parthenon galleries and the room of Temple...

Prospective US applicants had the opportunity to hear from representatives from NYU and Harvard this week, who gave insight and...

In form-time sessions run by Lower Sixth members of the Sustainability Committee, students in Year 8 have worked in teams to ...

This year’s Junior House Music Festival featured a number of fantastic performances that showcased the outstanding musicianship...

We welcomed back Old Dolphins Ailbhe and Grace, currently studying History and Classics at Durham and History and German at Oxford...

On Tuesday we welcomed James Darley from Transform Society to talk to our Lower Sixth students about what it’s like to find a...

On Wednesday, Year 8 German students saw several German works of art – including pieces from Klaus Weber and Gehard Richter – ...

This week Year 7 students took time out from the usual academic timetable to focus on the final stages of their In-house Internship...

Year 8 pupils enjoyed a day devoted to Spanish at the National Gallery with a guided tour in Spanish of Golden Ages masterpieces...

Our first trip abroad since the pandemic, 128 Year 8 students plus teachers had a fabulous trip to Northern France and the city...

As part of their Higher Education Preparation week, we were delighted to welcome students from Kensington Aldridge Academy and...

On Wednesday Year 7 biologists soaked up some sunshine and explored the wildlife on offer in Barnes’ urban oasis.

Godolphin rowers put in a number of fantastic performances (including a bronze medal won by our J16s) at the National Schools...

On Tuesday our Year 8 biologists considered the role of animal parks in conservation whilst on their trip to ZSL London Zoo...

Thursday night saw an audience of  parents and students treated to the Year 7 production of Tempest Island, an original adaptation...

We were delighted to welcome the owner of Urban Pantry, Crystal Eisinger, to Godolphin.

Earlier this week, Lower Sixth IB students planned and delivered lessons to Year 8 students based on the theme  of ‘Living on...

On Thursday we were delighted to welcome Edward Paice to talk about why African demography should matter to the world.

We have had a number of music events and concerts over the course of the week that showcased the great musicality of our students...

Last weekend, Lower Sixth geography students donned their waterproofs and marched across the boggy moors of Blencathra for the...

J14 and J15 rowers spent their Sunday out on the water in glorious sunshine when they travelled to Eton Dorney to compete in ...

Just before the Easter holidays, Lower Sixth student Isabell raised an incredible £3,788 for the Red Cross in Ukraine through...

As part of the in-house internship programme, a group of Lower Sixth students visited The London Interdisciplinary School to ...

On Tuesday, 21 members of the school’s Chamber Choir travelled to Jesus College, Cambridge, to sing choral evensong with the ...

Congratulations to Julieta, Florence and Rachel in Year 7 for their winning entries in the History department’s Fiction-writing...

On Thursday, Year 8 Classics students spent the day exploring the archaeological remains and examining Roman mosaics at Fishbourne...

Many congratulations to our girls who have received acceptances from a wide range of top-ranked institutions across the United...

On Friday morning our Ancient World Breakfast Club was delighted to welcome back Dr Peter Jones to talk on ‘Death in the Roman...

This week we were delighted to welcome Palika Bhasin (Class of 2009) to our regular Friday Working Lunch to talk about her career...

This week, the school’s Amnesty Team have been running a series of Amnesty Cafés for students in the Lower and Middle School ...

On Wednesday and Thursday night the Bishop Centre was filled with an audience of parents, staff and friends for the Year 10 Play...

Read all about STEM week and a special Computer Challenge for all the family over the Easter holidays.

As part of our STEM Week celebrations, Professor Peter Childs, the Professorial Lead in Engineering Design at Imperial College...

After several gruelling early rounds of debating, the two strongest houses emerged from the preliminaries to contest the Sixth...

Wednesday's packed auditorium was treated to a remarkable variety of musical idioms at our Spring Concert in the Bishop Centre...

Coinciding with National Careers Week, we heard from current Godolphin parent and management consultant Gizem Weggemans on her...

Following on from their most recent session that focused on 'Understanding Fashion Footprints', this week the Year 10 Sustainable...

We marked International Women’s Day with our first whole school assembly in almost two years, while members of the Godolphin ...

On Wednesday the Music department hosted the Spring Jam, showcasing Godolphin’s musical talent in solo, duet and group form in...

We were delighted to welcome former British Army officer, Captain Humphrey Madden, who spoke to an audience of staff students...

The theme of this year’s Literature Week is “Read yourself smarter” promoting both non-fiction titles, and books written by authors...

Thursday was a bumper day of opportunities for our students to learn, lead, and take part in all sorts of projects to help them...

Just before half-term, Year 11 and Lower Sixth physicists ventured into the exciting world of the Physics Olympiad with students...

As part of our Futures programme, we have launched a series of exciting projects which will provide In-house Internships for ...

We are delighted to once again be top of the 2021 IB UK league table and second in the world rankings just as we were in 2019...

On Friday, the Upper Sixth shared their higher education know-how with their Lower Sixth peers at our 'speed dating' event before...

Our Upper Sixth students heard from Old Dolphins Lottie and Alice earlier this week who spoke about their experiences since leaving...

Just before half-term, Classics, Greek, Latin and Ancient History students in Years 10-Upper Sixth attended the UCL production...

Students in Years 10-Upper Sixth heard from a number of Old Dolphins and current parents from a variety of different of career...

On Monday, students from Year 9 to Lower Sixth took part in philosophical discussions with a number of schools at a Philosothon...

Held over three nights in the Bishop Centre, an audience of parents, students and staff were treated to a fantastic production...

Last Friday, students in Year 10 to the Upper Sixth showcased their musical talents in our Senior House Music Festival, before...

Year 11 classicists visited the British Museum’s fantastic Parthenon galleries and the frieze of the Temple of Apollo at Bassae...

Over the last few weeks each of the Year 8 form classes were split into six groups to take part in a competition to produce videos...

For Friday's Working Lunch we welcomed Old Dolphin, Imogen Francis (Class of 2018), currently spending a year working in industry...

We were delighted to welcome Old Dolphin, Izzy Hughes (Class of 2016), to talk to our Year 9 students about her work as founder...

On Tuesday we welcomed expert speakers to the school to talk about important teenage topics and to support our commitment to ...

On Tuesday 1 February we celebrated the Lunar New Year and welcomed in the Year of the Tiger.

Last week our Sixth Form Classics students were delighted to attend the Classics Symposium held at Francis Holland School, Regent...

On Wednesday, Lower Sixth English Language students attended a Language Conference at Notting Hill and Ealing High School.

our Diversity Committee was delighted to welcome to school Mr Ben Merrick, CMG, Disability Champion for the UK Government’s National...

As part of our programme of external speakers who explore topics around PSHE (personal, social and health education), we invited...

Following on from a successful taster session in the Autumn Term, Sixth Form students Rojin and Aoife presented an assembly on...

Some of our school partnership activities had to be put on hold during the pandemic but it is great that these are back on the...

Following on from an excellent season, our U18 indoor hockey squad took part in the National Indoor Finals for the first time...

Congratulations to Emmie Gilbert who has been selected for the England U16 Hockey Squad following the recent trials.

Last week Lower Sixth student Ellison competed in the London heat of the prestigious ARTiculation Prize for public speaking on...

Congratulations to Year 9 cellist Inez, who became the youngest student to be selected for the semi-finals of the prestigious...

Many congratulations to our Upper Sixth who made successful early applications to US colleges for September 2022 entry.

On Tuesday we celebrated Christmas with a traditional Carol Service in the Bishop Centre. 

Hans Woyda mathletes wandered off to Great Portland Street for their final league match against Southbank International School...

The Octaves, our Sixth Form a cappella ensemble, were invited to perform at the Brackenbury Residents’ Association Christmas ...

Saturday 4 December was the very last Bridge session for our 2021 cohort of 72 children.

Year 10 students participated in an interactive workshop run by Turn of Phrase which focused on topics such as the shifting definitions...

The Music department kicked off December with its inaugural Winter Jam which showcased some of the best bands, duos and solo ...

Last weekend, Year 10 students Anna and Victoria performed alongside students from other schools in a verbatim piece of theatre...

Model United Nations has returned with Middle School and Sixth Form students tackling some of the world’s biggest issues both...

The Bishop Centre was filled with the buzz of academic conversation as Sixth Formers spoke with a number of leading academics...

On Tuesday afternoon, Upper Sixth students were treated to a fascinating talk and workshop from Bradley Busch, psychologist and...

It was Languages Week at Godolphin and we’ve had a jam-packed schedule of events and activities – with everything from pizza-...

Many congratulations to Sixth Form student Isabell who, for her review of the novel One Left by the author Kim Soom, was awarded...

On Thursday evening the Bishop Centre played host to the best of school’s choirs and ensembles as the Autumn Concert returned...

On Monday, our combined Junior and Senior Chamber Choirs sang the service of Choral Evensong at St Albans Cathedral. 

It has been a busy couple of weeks for the debating teams here at Godolphin, with students competing in the regional Debating...

Emily Tulloh, H&F Climate Emergency Community Outreach Coordinator, wraps up a successful G&L COP26

Virtual Artefact Sessions In Classics lessons over the past fortnight, Year 9 have been taking part in virtual artefact sessions...

Tuesday evening saw the return of the annual Upper Sixth Celebration Evening, which marks the year group’s many and varied achievements...

At the beginning of the week, Upper Sixth student Roxanna was delighted to learn that she was named as the winner of the Harvard...

Just before half-term, a team of Godolphin and Latymer mathematicians travelled to St Paul's School for the first round of the...

Congratulations to Year 10 students Freya, Nina and Chloe who received Special Commendations for their entry – inspired by goal...

On Thursday evening we welcomed parents back for our first live music event in almost two years with a concert from our talented...

Sixth Form students drew the first half of term to a close with a celebratory Sixth Form Breakfast, bringing together both the...

Well before many Godolphin students were awake on Monday morning, Sixth Form Art and Design students were on the coach and headed...

On Tuesday, Year 10 musicians ran a singing workshop and performed a short concert in a special assembly for students at our ...

On Tuesday, Year 9 students enjoyed a stimulating talk by Athina Monk-Mitropoulos on Greek and Roman mythology.

We are absolutely delighted to have been awarded the Independent Schools of the Year 2021 Special Award for Outstanding Response...

On Tuesday the Sixth Form Enrichment Lectures continued with a talk from Ms Halifax on the issues around freedom of expression...

Congratulations to Lower Sixth student Sara whose conceptual small scale wind turbine saw her awarded an Arkwright Engineering...

We celebrated the start of Black History Month with an assembly from the school's Diversity Committee on influential Black artists...

In the first team meeting of the term, Year 8 learnt what it means to be a respectful upstander – a theme shared with the girls...

As part of the weekly Enrichment Lecture Series, Sixth Form students enjoyed a lecture from Miss Reid on Section 28 and its impact...

We're very pleased to be featured in the London Magazine's Schools Guide article on 'Empowering Young Women'

We are delighted to be featured in The Week's Independent Schools Guide Autumn/Winter 2021 in their article about pupil voice...

Upper Sixth geographers spent the weekend looking at everything from crime and safety to carbon storage in our local area as ...

On Saturday we opened our gates to over 200 Old Dolphins, teachers and former members of staff for Old Dolphins’ Day.