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Elly Nicoll, MA (Oxon), MA (London), Head of Lower School; Teacher of Classical Languages ; Camilla Williamson, BA (Cantab), Teacher of ... City of London School for Girls St Giles’ Terrace, Barbican London EC2Y 8BB. T: 020 7847 5500 E: reception@clsg.org.uk.
City of London School opened a new playing field in Catford and in 1905 the grounds were finally made available to the girls’ school. The pupils travelled there to play cricket and games on Monday afternoons. The programme at the 1907 Sports Day included tug of war, kangaroo races, orange and teaspoon, needle and thread, and a three legged race.
City of London School for Girls is a selective, independent day school in the heart of the City. Girls come to us from all over London. It is a unique learning environment, and we are delighted that you are considering joining us. We aim to make the admissions process as seamless and transparent as possible.
City is a uniquely stimulating learning environment. We believe that both our formal academic curriculum, ... City of London School for Girls St Giles’ Terrace, Barbican London EC2Y 8BB. T: 020 7847 5500 E: reception@clsg.org.uk. Facebook Twitter Instagram Linked In.
Our latest tweet. 13 May 2024. Last week, our year 7s welcomed @bcsmaps to City for an insightful workshop. Looking at the Japanese earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster of 2011, students created maps for humanitarian aid, military and medical aid workers.
Selection of candidates for 13+ 2027 begins when a child is in Year 6, to join CLS in Year 9. Please note that for 13+ entry from 2028, candidates will apply and sit entrance assessments in Year 8 and we will confirm details of the Year 8 assessments in due course. Bursaries are available at this point of entry to cover up to 100% of school fees.
Admissions. We are an academically selective day school for in the heart of the Square Mile, and there are four main entry points to the School: 10+, or Year 6, we call this Old Grammar. 11+, or Year 7, our First Form. 13+, or Year 9, our Third Form. 16+, our Sixth Form.
