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Nonsuch was to be called ‘Nonsuch County School for Girls’. When full it was going to provide a school for 490 girls. There are now over 1500. Entry to the School. As today, there was an entrance examination to get into the school. The first exam took place on 21st December 1937 and successful girls paid school fees of 4 pounds and 4 shillings.
Nonsuch High School for Girls Amy Cavilla, Headteacher. Not only do girls here achieve academic excellence but they enjoy contributing to the school and wider community. In taking part in sporting, creative and fund-raising activities they develop their skills of leadership, creativity and awareness of the world around them.
We are delighted you are considering our Sixth Form as the place to spend the next two years studying your A-levels. Our Sixth Form is a vibrant and exciting community and as you enter our Sixth Form, we will look to you to take the lead, both in your studies and outside the classroom.
Year 12 (2024-25). Year 12 Induction Day Resources Please click here to access materials and information to support students making the transition from Year 11 to Year 12 in September 2024.; Year 12 Bridging Work and Subject Handbooks Please click here to access the Bridging Work and Subject Handbooks provided by each department to support students making the transition from Year 11 to Year 12 ...
Nonsuch was to be called ‘Nonsuch County School for Girls’. When full it was going to provide a school for 490 girls. There are now over 1500. Entry to the School. As today, there was an entrance examination to get into the school. The first exam took place on 21st December 1937 and successful girls paid school fees of 4 pounds and 4 shillings.
The School's aim is to empower our young women and enrich their lives to ensure they aspire to take their centre stage place in the world. We want students to enjoy learning, to become independent and effective learners and to achieve academic success in an atmosphere that fosters positive relationships and mental health, promotes equality and celebrates diversity.
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