We are incredibly proud of our Year 12 students who recently represented CHSG at the Young Enterprise trade event at Old Spitalfields Market, competing against more than 60 other schools.

Demonstrating confidence, professionalism and teamwork, our students stepped boldly out of their comfort zones to engage with members of the public, promote their product, and manage real-time sales conversations. Their hard work and preparation paid off. Fidgi-grow was awarded the prestigious Mystery Shopper Award in recognition of their outstanding customer service.

The judges were particularly impressed by the team’s enthusiasm, product knowledge, and ability to connect warmly and confidently with customers. Their approachable manner and professionalism truly set them apart in a highly competitive environment.

This achievement reflects not only their entrepreneurial spirit but also their growth in communication, resilience, and leadership skills. Experiences like these embody the very heart of Young Enterprise — learning by doing, building confidence, and preparing for future success.

Well done to our remarkable Year 12 team,  you have represented CHSG with excellence and integrity!

Thursday 12th February 2026

To accommodate the Year 8 Parents Consultation Evening, there will be no afternoon registration and all students will be dismissed at 2.35pm.

Friday 13th February 2026

School will begin at the usual time. All students will be dismissed at the usual time of 2.35 pm.

Back to school

Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th February are INSET days when students do not attend. Registration on Wednesday 25th February is at the usual time of 8.35 am.

We are delighted to invite you and your family to join us for an in-school Iftar as we come together to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan as a school community.

At our school, we are proud to be a place where all backgrounds, religions, and cultures are valued and celebrated. Community is one of our core school values, and events such as this reflect our commitment to creating opportunities for families, students, and staff to come together, learn from one another, and celebrate what makes our community so rich and diverse.

Iftar is the evening meal served at sunset to break the daily fast during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. It marks the end of fasting from dawn to sunset. 

The Iftar will take place on Wednesday 25th February 2026 in the Sixth Form Block. The time to break fast on this day is 5:34pm, and we kindly ask families to arrive from 5:15pm so that we can gather and prepare together before Iftar begins.

This will be a special and meaningful evening, centred on togetherness, reflection, and shared celebration. We warmly welcome families from all faiths or no faith and all backgrounds to join us, whether you are observing Ramadan or simply wish to be part of this community event.

To help us plan effectively, we kindly ask that families register their attendance in advance using the following link: CHSG Community Iftar - Wednesday 25th February 2026  – Fill in form. Spaces are limited, so if you register to attend and your plans change, we would really appreciate you letting us know as soon as possible.

We very much hope you can join us as we celebrate Ramadan and continue to strengthen the sense of community that lies at the heart of our school.

As mock exams get underway soon and the finals not too far thereafter, many parents find themselves asking the same questions:

• How much revision should my child really be doing?
• What’s the best way to support them without adding pressure?
• How can I help them stay focused and motivated at home?

To make things easier, please see the attached guide of practical top tips covering:

• Revision techniques that work
• How to support without nagging
• Creating the perfect study space
• Managing exam nerves

On Monday 2nd February, we will be recognising World Hijab Day at school. 

There will be a temporary suspension of the "plain black or navy-blue" part of the Headscarf/Hijab rule in our uniform policy for the day. As such, students will be allowed to wear any patterned/colourful headscarf/hijab they might wear at home or outside of school! 

Please note for clarity that this is a temporary suspension of part of the uniform policy, it is not a non-uniform or "dress up" day. 

This recognition aims to raise awareness, encourage conversation, and celebrate the diversity within our school community.

Thank you for your continued support in helping us create an inclusive environment where all backgrounds, cultures, and beliefs are respected and valued.

Last term marked an important and exciting milestone for our school, as we introduced, embedded and celebrated our School Values in a new and meaningful way for the very first time. These values sit at the very heart of our school community and underpin everything that we do — from learning in the classroom to relationships, opportunities and achievements beyond it.

Throughout the term, students and staff brought our values of Community, Accountability, Resilience, Empowerment and Sisterhood to life every day. We were incredibly proud to see our students championing these values through their actions, showing kindness, determination, confidence and leadership across the school.

Here are just some of the many ways our school community lived our values last term: