As the curtain falls on this year’s COP29, sustainability remains a major priority for GDST, and our schools, and our united mission is to deliver Net Zero by 2050.
The GDST and Wimbledon High were delighted to welcome over 200 education leaders, teachers and advocates of girls’ education to celebrate the power of girls and girls’ schools.
The launch event for the GDST’s fourth LEAD (Leadership Enterprise Advanced Diploma) in partnership with LSE Generate, the entrepreneurial arm of the London School of Economics and Political Sciences.
To mark International Day of the Girl 2024 we hosted an Inspiring Female Changemakers event with GDST students and alumnae and explored the IDG theme: Girls’ Vision for the Future.
2024 is the year of elections and women’s voices are needed more than ever, writes the GDST’s Chief Executive.
Sheffield Girls’ recognised as ‘Google Reference School’ for their outstanding use of technology to drive positive learning outcomes.
How the GDST’s Energy Programme aims to educate students on the importance of reducing carbon emissions as a key sustainability goal.
729 students from 15 schools, including 12 state-maintained and three independent schools, gathered to enjoy the thought-provoking production Protest hosted at Nottingham Girls’ High School.
On Sunday 3rd November, the BBC broadcasted the Young Chorister of the Year 2023 Finals which saw a Sheffield Girls’ student claim a top prize.
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