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In the week before half-term, 46 Year 8 students embarked on an unforgettable journey to Salamanca and Segovia, discovering the...

This week, the Lower Sixth took part in an extensive programme of Higher Education preparation activities, exploring university...

Fantastic efforts from all crews with and a first place in the J18 Doubles and second place in the J18 Coxed Four.

In May we were honoured to welcome Hephzibah Rudofsky, whose family survived the Holocaust, and who delivered a deeply moving...

Congratulations to Eleanor, Lower Sixth, has been awarded the prize for 'Best Argument' in the Financial Times and American Politics...

In May, Years 8, 9 and 10 Mandarin students went to a Mandarin Study Day at the British Film Institute, with a focus on Family...

In May Our Lower Sixth Geographers recently headed to the Lake District for a weekend of intensive data collection.

Congratulations to Luna, Year 11, who has set up an ORBYTS Club for students to work on a research project with a PhD Astrophysics...

On Wednesday 6 May, Godolphin and Latymer welcomed students from Kensington Aldridge Academy and Grey Coat Hospital School to...

The Geography department recently took the Lower Sixth to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea for their Human Geography...

On Thursday 7 May, six Year 9 students competed at the Regional Finals of the Translation Bee securing two golds and a silver...

At the beginning of May, Year 9 students set out on their Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) practice expedition in the beautiful...

We are delighted to be a partner school of the Springboard programme, which this week has published its latest impact report.

Congratulations to Year 11 students Ilioni, Maeve and Myra, who have been awarded the highly prestigious Arkwright Engineering...

On Thursday, Year 7 students embarked on a journey through history at St Albans Cathedral, exploring the pivotal role of the ...

After their first competitive outing at Lea Spring Regatta, our Year 9 rowers were on the water again at the Hammersmith Regatta...

On Monday 27 April, we were delighted to welcome Lizzie Roberts, Deputy News Editor at The Sunday Times, and Amy Gibbons, Political...

On Friday, Lower Sixth students took part in a dedicated Higher Education preparation day, gaining valuable guidance on personal...

Congratulations to our mathematicians in Years 9-11 who have achieved exceptional results in the Intermediate Mathematical Olympiad...

This week, the Classics department took Year 8 to Fishbourne Roman Palace. The visit provided a valuable extension to their studies...

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

Our Spring Instrumental Concert, featuring all of our large instrumental ensembles, was absolutely magnificent and concluded ...

This week the Head Girls Team alongside the Head Boys Team from Hampton School delivered sessions on Confidence to Year 10 students...

Many congratulations to Inez, Upper Sixth, who was recently named the winner of the prestigious Peter Morrison Concerto Competition...

Lower Sixth History students enriched their academic studies this week by attending a specialist lecture delivered by Professor...

Last night, more than 200 parents and students came together for a fun, challenging - and just a bit competitive - evening of...

This week, six of our Year 11s represented the school at the STEM Racing National Finals at the incredible Magna Science Adventure...

Year 8 students enjoyed an enriching and memorable day at Hampton Court Palace as part of their history studies on the Tudors...

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.

Four students from Years 8 and 9 represented the school at the UKMT Team Maths Challenge held at Lister Community School on Monday...

This week we were delighted to welcome Dr Jordi Blanes i Vidal, Associate Professor of Managerial Economics and Strategy in the...

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...

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

In March, Upper Sixth students Ealaf and Unaiza spoke to Middle School students about the Muslim month of Ramadan and festival...

Our first field trip to the River Chess in March coincided with the warmest day of the year so far!

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.

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

The IB Visual Arts Exhibition 2026 celebrated the creativity, dedication, and achievement of three talented young artists.

Congratulations to all of our netball teams competing at the Middlesex County Finals.

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...

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

This week Year 9 visited Highgate Cemetery as part of the work they have been doing in English lessons this term on gothic literature...

At our 5 March Middle School Cultural Celebration Assembly, Year 10 students Anoushka and Jaein delivered an engaging presentation...

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...

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

At the end of February, our Upper Sixth biologists visited Kew gardens to undertake some field work, investigating two contrasting...

US politics author and teacher Simon Lemieux led a fantastic revision workshop with the Upper Sixth Politics students exploring...

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 ...

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

On Thursday, we were delighted to welcome Juliette Lloyd to school for an engaging Psychology Working Lunch. A former British...

We were delighted to welcome an exceptional external speaker to our Fashion and Business Society this week, and to offer our ...

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.

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

Congratulations to our Year 10 and Lower Sixth students who took part in the SPSMUN conference.

Professor George Lawson from the Australian National University presented a fascinating talk and lively Q&A session.

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...

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

At this year's concert our Chamber Choirs gave wonderful performances of John Rutter's Dancing Day (Part II) and Britten's A ...

We are delighted to be positioned 4th in the combined national league table for state and independent secondary schools based...

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...

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

Our Philosophy Ambassadors, Amandine and Darcie, Upper Sixth, outline the programme of events that they had helped organise for...

Lower Sixth French A Level students visited the Imperial War Museum to celebrate Languages Week and to get a further insight ...

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...

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

Since returning from half term, Year 10 students on the school’s new Innovation and Leadership course have been delving into ...

This week the Senior Chamber Choir sang evensong at Winchester Cathedral, one of the largest and most historically significant...

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...

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

This week our 1st team celebrated a place in the fourth round of the Sisters n Sport Cup, continuing the outstanding results ...

An incredible nineteen students achieved Gold in the UKMT Senior Mathematical Challenge and qualifying for the follow-on rounds...

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...

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

On Wednesday 14 October the whole of Year 8 visited Burnham Beeches in Buckinghamshire to investigate the UK’s biome of deciduous...

Many thanks to the parents, friends and supporters who came to the Musical Theatre Night on Monday and donated £2000 to the charity...

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

Last Friday we held our first ever in-house STEM Racing competition. with fourteen teams racing their 3D-printed model Formula...

On Monday the Junior Chamber Choir sang Choral Evensong in the historic surroundings of The Charterhouse Chapel.

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...

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

On Thursday the Geography department took Year 9 to Cuckmere Haven, on the south coast, to study coastal environments.

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...

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...

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

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

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

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...

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

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

This week we were delighted to welcome the Senior Assistant Director of Admissions at New York University, Ms Lisa Mortini to...

In glorious spring sunshine students investigated glacial landforms to understand the legacy of successive ice ages in the northern...

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

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

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...

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...

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

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

On Monday 27 January Upper Sixth students and members of the Jewish Society, Leah and Galia, led an extremely thought-provoking...

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

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

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.

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

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

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...

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

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

We are delighted to win Best of the Best Senior Category for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in The Week's Independent Schools...