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    Welcome to our School News page. Here you can keep up-to-date with everything that has been taking place at Carshalton Girls.

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    • Year 11 exam information

      Published 04/04/25

      A recording of the Year 11 exam information can be viewed below.

       

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    • Return to School - Summer Term

      Published 03/04/25

      The start of the Summer Term arrangements are as follows:

      Tuesday 22 April 2025 (week 1)

      All students return to school to register at 11.00 am. The school gates will be open at 10.40am. The first lesson will be period 3.

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    • Year 8 Options

      Published 02/04/25

      Year 8 had an assembly introducing and explaining the Options Process. We understand that there is a lot of information to take in. All the key messages and information are also contained in the Options Booklet below. It also contains an overview of the Key Stage 4 curriculum, the Options Process and details about all subjects. Students have also been given a hard copy to bring home for ease of reference. Please read this carefully as it will provide insight into the components of each specification before choices are made.

      We ask that you and your daughter carefully consider these choices and select subjects that are balanced and meet her strengths and aspirations. We will endeavour to meet the choices of each individual student, but unfortunately, this cannot always be guaranteed. The viability of any course is dependent upon the number of students who select it and the staffing available to us.

      To view subject videos and for the Year 8 Options Form, visit our Key Stage 4 options page.

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    • House Writing Competition

      Published 01/04/25

      This year, we launched a House Writing competition to celebrate both 2025 World Book Day and International Women's Day. The challenge was to put one of our house mascots - Kalpana Chawla, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Audrey Hepburn and Mary Seacole - into a story genre that you wouldn't expect to find them in!

      The judging panel consisted of 5 English teachers and 2 A-level English scholars (who were previous writing competition winners). It was wonderful to read all the entries and discuss their merits. We certainly have some very talented writers at CHSG! Our winners were Soumya M (Y10) and Sarah J (Y7) who both produced fabulous, imaginative stories. 

      Soumya's science fiction tale, 'Starlight and Shadows' was set on the spaceship Celestial Dawn, where Audrey Hepburn, the ship's cultural diplomat, must convince yet another cosmic warlord that peace and understanding can be won at very little cost to humankind. 

      Sarah's Audrey Hepburn in her story, 'Stardust', is suddenly transported from a Parisian café in 1961 to the year 2147. Dodging hovertrams, flying cars and drones in her heels is a big problem. But escaping Project Eternal to become a Kindness Robot is an even bigger one!

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    • Last day of term - Mufti day and early finish

      Published 21/03/25

      Early finish timings

      Friday 4th April is the last day of term and will be an early finish. Students will be dismissed as per below:

      • Year 12 & 13 – 11.35am
      • Year 11 & 10 – 11.40am
      • Year 9   – 11.45am
      • Year 8 & 7  – 11.55am

      Mufti day

      We will be having a Mufti Day on the last day, please note that students wearing mufti are expected to follow these rules:

      • Shoulders and stomachs should be covered (no vest-tops or crop tops).
      • Underwear should not be visible – no sheer tops or see-through leggings.
      • Jeans should be smart or skirts at least mid-thigh in length. No short-shorts or hot pants.
      • No false eyelashes or acrylic nails 
      • Students will still be required to use their school bag.
      • Students will still be required to wear their lanyards.
      • Make-up and jewellery are allowed but cannot be excessive. 

      If your child has a PE lesson on Friday, please ensure that they bring their kits as usual as they will still be expected to change into appropriate sportswear for this lesson.

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    • Comic relief bake sale

      Published 13/03/25

      On Friday 21st March we are raising funds for Comic Relief by hosting a bake sale.

      Students are encouraged to bring in baked goodies (with full ingredient lists) on this day and drop them off in the Sixth Form Common room.

      The bake sale will run during breaks and lunch times to raise money. This will also be run as a house competition. Whoever raises the most money will win!

      There will be a mix of prices, so there is something for everyone. Please bring cash.

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    • IWD movie nights

      Published 13/03/25

      As part of our month-long celebration of International Women's Day, we're hosting movie nights for Years 7 and 8.

      Monday 31st March, 3.15pm - 5.15pm
      Year 7
      Moana 2

      Tuesday 1st April, 3.15pm- 5.15pm
      Year 8
      Hidden Figures or Moana 2 (this will be chosen by which is most popular when tickets are purchased)

      Tickets are £3 and can be purchased on Parent Pay.

      The events will be hosted by the Year 11 prom committee, who will be raising funds for their prom. 

      Limited stock, so get there early!

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    • CHSG performs: SIX the Musical

      Published 05/02/25

      Get ready to Lose Your Head!

      Our school is bringing SIX: The Musical to the stage, and you won’t want to miss it! 

      Show Dates: 11th, 12th & 13th March
      Time: 7:00PM
      Tickets: Only £6 each available on Parent Pay

      Come and witness a history remix as the six queens take the mic and tell their side of the story! 

      Grab your tickets now before they’re gone!

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    • New CHSG House names

      Published 17/01/25

      It has been a very exciting time at CHSG in terms of our houses. In the initial meeting of student council back in September, the girls expressed that they wanted to update the current house names (Red, Yellow, Blue and Green) to be named after inspirational women that embodied the school values and the qualities they want to grow in. It was vital to us that these women reflected the diversity amongst our students and represented a variety of disciplines. Both students and staff gave their feedback and the results were shared in our whole school assembly this week. Work will now begin to fully embed these new houses in school life. I am delighted to inform you that the new houses are as follows:

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    • CHSG GOLD Newsletter

      Published 17/01/25

      Our first CHSG GOLD newsletter of this academic year is out now. See the link below to read about our students' achievements and how we celebrate our students each term.

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    • Extra-Curricular Clubs Spring 2025

      Published 09/01/25

      CHSG extra-curricular clubs and activities have started this week.

      To sign up, students just need to attend the session and speak with the club leader.

      Please note that clubs can fill up fast, and occasionally we may need to reduce club sizes due to resources. Students will be able to join a club at a later date, or in the next term.

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    • Last day of term - Mufti day and early finish

      Published 16/12/24

      Early finish timings

      Thursday 19th December is the last day of term and will be an early finish, students will be dismissed as per below:

      • Year 12 & 13  – 11.35am
      • Year 11 & 10  – 11.40am
      • Year 9          – 11.45am
      • Year 8 & 7    – 11.55am

      Mufti day

      This year we will be having a Mufti Day on the last day of term to raise money for Choose Love chooselove.org/, a charity that aims to provide refugees and displaced people with everything from lifesaving search and rescue boats to food and legal advice.

      Each student is kindly asked to bring in a £1 donation should they wish to participate. You can also donate via Parent Pay.

      Please note that students wearing mufti are expected to follow these rules:

      • Shoulders and stomachs should be covered (no vest-tops or crop tops).
      • Underwear should not be visible – no sheer tops or see-through leggings.
      • Jeans should be smart or skirts at least mid-thigh in length. No shorts.
      • No false eyelashes or acrylic nails 
      • Students will still be required to use their school bag
      • Students will still be required to wear their lanyards
      • Make-up and jewellery are allowed but cannot be excessive. 
      • Christmas jumpers or other festive accessories are encouraged!

      If your child has a PE lesson on this day, please ensure that they bring their kits as usual as they will still be expected to change into appropriate sportswear for this lesson.

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