Bournemouth School for Girls

Sports

Sports hall, outdoor tennis courts, netball courts, playing fields for hockey and athletics, fitness suite, and access to local facilities for swimming and other activities.

STEM

Fully equipped science laboratories for biology, chemistry and physics, multiple IT suites with modern computers, design technology workshop, and mathematics classrooms with interactive technology.

Arts

Drama studio with professional lighting and sound equipment, multiple music practice rooms and ensemble spaces, art studios with specialist equipment for different media, and performance spaces for concerts and productions.

Library

Well-resourced library with extensive book collection, digital resources, study spaces, and librarian support. Quiet study areas and group work spaces available with access to online databases and research materials.

Capital Projects

Recent investments in science laboratory refurbishment and IT infrastructure upgrades. Ongoing improvements to sports facilities and classroom technology.

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Music & Performing Arts

School choir, orchestra, wind band, chamber groups, jazz ensemble, annual school productions, drama club, and regular concerts throughout the year.

Clubs & Societies

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Trips & Exchanges

Educational visits linked to curriculum subjects, residential trips, foreign exchange programmes with partner schools, university visits, and cultural trips to museums and theatres.

Community Service

Community service opportunities through various local charities, environmental projects, peer mentoring schemes, and links with local primary schools and community organizations.

Uniform

Students wear a navy blazer with school badge, white shirt/blouse, school tie, navy skirt or trousers, black shoes, and navy jumper or cardigan. Sixth form students have a relaxed dress code with business attire expected. PE kit includes navy shorts/skirt, white polo shirt, navy hoodie, and appropriate sports shoes.

School Meals

School canteen provides hot and cold meals daily. Free school meals available for eligible students. Cashless payment system in operation. Students may also bring packed lunches.

Homework Policy

Homework is set regularly to consolidate learning and develop independent study skills. Students are expected to complete all homework to a high standard and submit on time. The amount varies by year group and subject, with guidance provided in student planners.

Behaviour Policy

The school operates a positive behaviour policy based on mutual respect, high expectations and clear boundaries. The policy emphasizes praise and recognition for good behaviour, with a structured system of sanctions for inappropriate behaviour. Students are expected to demonstrate the school values at all times.

Mobile Phone Policy

Mobile phones may be brought to school but must be switched off and stored securely during the school day. They should not be visible or used anywhere on the school premises during school hours without explicit permission from staff.

SEND Provision

The school has a dedicated SEND team and offers support for students with special educational needs and disabilities. They provide individual learning plans, exam access arrangements, and work closely with external agencies when needed. The school aims to ensure all students can access the curriculum and achieve their potential.