Trips

Some of the most memorable learning happens beyond the classroom. Trips and visits give girls the opportunity to explore new places, bring their learning to life and spend time together in different settings.

Throughout the year, pupils visit museums, galleries, historic sites, farms and places of natural interest to support their learning across the curriculum. Some visits help girls deepen their understanding of a particular topic, while others encourage teamwork, independence, creativity or social awareness. Whatever the destination, each experience helps broaden their horizons and build lasting memories.

We make the most of everything London has to offer, with visits to landmarks such as St Paul’s Cathedral, Shakespeare’s Globe, the National Gallery and Tate Modern, alongside many lesser-known places that spark curiosity and inspire learning. Regular theatre trips also give girls the chance to experience performances and storytelling beyond the school gates.

From Year 4 onwards, all pupils enjoy an annual residential trip. These experiences give girls the opportunity to develop confidence, resilience and independence while strengthening friendships. Beginning with a three-day activity trip in Year 4, residential visits become longer as the girls move through the school. Recent destinations have included Wales, Cornwall and Devon, where pupils have enjoyed outdoor adventures, team challenges and shared experiences they’ll remember for years to come.