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4 Newcastle High School for Girls pupils on pursuing their dreams
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Newcastle High School for Girls (NHSG) is dedicated to helping young girls become the leaders, trailblazers, and world-shapers of tomorrow.
By tailoring their teaching to suit the unique needs of girls, NHSG provides a nurturing all-girls environment, equipping girls of all ages to reach for the stars.
What sets Newcastle High School for Girls apart is that it recognises that every girl is an individual with her own dreams and aspirations. NHSG empowers girls to learn without limits, ensuring they reach their full potential.
But their Newcastle High School for Girls education goes beyond outstanding academics and pastoral care; it fosters a nurturing environment where every girl can be whoever she wants to be and encourages her to embrace her individually.
Whether they’re 3 or 18 years old, NHSG’s dedicated team helps every pupil find her voice, instil self-assurance, and equip her with the skills to confidently shape the world around them.
EMPOWERING GIRLS TO LEAD, BLAZE TRAILS AND SHAPE THE WORLD
Newcastle High School for Girls teachers are experts in tailoring learning experiences to meet the needs of girls. They offer a bespoke curriculum that goes beyond national requirements, helping each girl discover her strengths and her own niche.
The all-girl environment promotes risk-taking and encourages girls to step out of their comfort zones to aim high. Research shows that in such an environment, girls are more likely to participate in classroom discussions, pursue STEM subjects and engage in sports with confidence.
Your daughter will thrive in an environment characterised by exceptional pastoral care, top-notch facilities, and a pioneering spirit. At NHSG, she will learn without limits.
NHSG proudly belongs to the Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST), a leading family of 25 independent girls’ schools in the UK. GDST schools excel academically while prioritising character development beyond the curriculum.
GDST creates an environment where girls thrive and learn from one another. It encourages every girl to embrace every role and subject, trust her abilities, and seize every opportunity. GDST schools prioritise their students’ physical and emotional well-being, offering a wide range of co-curricular activities and pastoral programs.
With 19,000 students under their care, GDST schools consistently achieve remarkable academic results, with a substantial proportion of pupils attaining top grades.
INSPIRATION BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
NHSG believes that inspiration extends beyond the classroom. The school provides an all-encompassing education that equips every girl with ambition, self-assurance, and the skills to pursue her dreams.
As an NHSG pupil, your daughter will have countless learning opportunities outside the classroom. The school’s co-curricular activities complement the curriculum, allowing every girl to learn new skills, broaden her horizons, and have fun along the way. Whether it’s participating in sports, engaging in musical theatre, learning to code, or expressing creativity, NHSG offers a wide range of experiences.
Plus, Newcastle High School for Girls is proud of its extensive trips programme that enhances knowledge and global understanding, starting from Nursery and extending through to Sixth Form, with both UK-based and international opportunities.
WE CATCH UP WITH NHSG’S PUPILS
Jaiyana – Nursery
‘Girls can do anything. Girls can do any job. When I grow up, I want to be a performer on stage.’
Ada – Junior School
‘My dream for the future is to be good at all subjects. So, if you learn a lot now, you’ll know a lot when you’re older. I’d like to be a teacher and an engineer and lots of other things as well. My teachers support me at school by helping me in my learning and helping me in my lessons.’
Maiya – High School
‘When I get older, it would be really cool to do my own business, and I’d do that skincare because I really like chemistry and I really like business so that would be a good combined idea. Learning is important to me because you need to be nurtured to do well in life. I really love football, hockey, netball, and I also do cricket.’
Mishka – Sixth Form Pupil
‘In the future, I would really like to become a doctor. Also, I have so many things that I’m interested in as well, drama and music especially. I think it’s important to succeed academically, and now I feel like I can go out into the world, and I can do anything.’
Newcastle High School for Girls Senior School and Sixth Form are hosting a Morning on 11th November and Junior School Assessment Week starts on 6th November, register by following this link.
To find out more about the benefits of learning at Newcastle High School for Girls and their admissions process, visit their website
NEWCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
SENIOR SCHOOL, TANKERVILLE TERRACE, JESMOND, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE NE2 3BA
JUNIOR SCHOOL, CHAPMAN HOUSE, SANDYFORD PARK, SANDYFORD, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, NE2 1TA
Rachael Ellis
Creative Solutions Manager
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers. She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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