The Tiffin Girls' School

Sports

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STEM

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Arts

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Library

Well-resourced library with study areas, computers, and extensive collection of books and digital resources to support curriculum and independent study

Capital Projects

Recent completion of new science block and ongoing improvements to existing facilities including refurbishment of teaching spaces and IT infrastructure upgrades

Sports

Music & Performing Arts

Spring Concert, Fashion Show

Clubs & Societies

Duke of Edinburgh

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Trips & Exchanges

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Community Service

Active community service programme including volunteering at local primary schools, charity fundraising, environmental projects, and links with local community organizations

Uniform

The Tiffin Girls' School uniform is designed so that it is inclusive, appropriate for the school environment, promotes sustainability and economic equality. Compulsory uniform key items include: the daywear skirt (no shorter than mid-thigh), charcoal grey trouser or shorts, The Tiffin jumper or cardigan, The Tiffin blue and white short-sleeved or long-sleeved blouse. Compulsory PE kit key items include: Tiffin skort or performance short, Tiffin performance sports leggings, Tiffin white polo shirt, Tiffin hockey socks, Tiffin midlayer, Sports holdall. Stevensons is the supplier.

School Meals

The Tiffin Girls' School offers a very wide variety of food options incorporating both traditional and international dishes including vegetarian and vegan options. All dishes are nut-free but we are not a nut-free site. Food is made onsite ensuring fresh well-prepared meals. Students can purchase fresh food at Breakfast (08:00 – 08:30), Recess (10:50 – 11:15), and Lunchtime (12:15 – 13:15). Students are welcome to bring a packed lunch, although we ask that it is nut-free.

Homework Policy

Students are expected to spend specific amounts of time on their homework subjects per night. The objectives of setting homework are: Consolidating and reinforcing knowledge, understanding and skills developed at school (ARC - Application, Research & Consolidation), encouraging students to develop skills for independent study, extending school learning, and managing demands such as GCSE and A-Level coursework.

Behaviour Policy

The school has high expectations for behaviour and conduct. Students are expected to be respectful, responsible and ready to learn. The policy emphasizes positive reinforcement alongside clear consequences for inappropriate behaviour.

Mobile Phone Policy

Mobile phones are not allowed in lessons unless specifically permitted by the teacher.

SEND Provision

Dedicated SEND support team providing assistance for students with additional learning needs including dyslexia support, examination access arrangements, and individual learning plans