On 19 September, our Wider World programme welcomed Patricia Kabuleeta – Minister Counsellor for Trade & Economic Affairs, Government of Uganda. Patricia has worked with the World Trade…
At the end of last term, we celebrated our incredible Year 13s at the Queen’s Gate Leavers’ Supper ✨ An evening filled with joy, memories, and heartfelt farewells. We are…
On Tuesday, we enjoyed our Annual Queen’s Gate Garden Party, where parents, staff, and pupils came together to celebrate another vibrant year at Queen’s Gate. Wishing everyone in the Queen’s…
Despite the rain, we were able to hold our annual May Day Picnic this year, albeit we had to enjoy it indoors. A big thank you goes to our incredible…
QG Giving Day We are thrilled to announce Queen’s Gate School’s first Giving Day, She Reads, She Leads: Investing in Tomorrow’s Women, a 36-hour event dedicated to fundraising and community…
A Level Royal Geographical Society Lecture
Our A Level Geographers enjoyed a fantastic trip to the Royal Geographical Society on Wednesday, where they heard an insightful lecture on inequality from Professor Danny Dorling, one of the world’s leading geographers from the University of Oxford.
It’s always inspiring to have access to world-class thinkers right here in our local area - bringing global perspectives directly to our learning at Queen`s Gate.
We were delighted to welcome Angelica Meneely for last week’s Wider World Lecture. Angelica went to QG from 2005-2019. She graduated from UCL in 2023 with a degree in Comparative Literature and Portuguese. Angelica was a part of the Barbican’s Young Film Programmer cohort and co-curated this year’s Chronic Youth Film Festival: Against All Odds. Angelica currently works at the Almeida Theatre in the Development team, helping to reach significant fundraising ambitions. It was fantastic to have Angelica back to deliver a talk on her life after QG and provide lots of inspiring insights into the world of Theatre and Development.
From Queen’s Gate to the Natural History Museum in just a few steps — Year 3 were lucky enough to take their science lesson outside and discover the incredible world of insects 🐜🌿
Economics: The User`s Guide,
How to make the World Add Up.
The Great Crashes,
Winner Takes All,
Adapt.
Age of the City.
The Next Fifty That Made The Modern Economy,
Can`t We Just Print More Money?
The Shortest History of Economics.
Mrs Scott kicked off National Poetry Day on Thursday last week with her own Spine Poem using her new delivery of Economics books for the Library. Our Year 5 pupils embraced the theme of Play by creating Blackout Poetry and Spine Poetry. They explored the joy of playing with words, books, and poetic expression in fun and imaginative ways. We ended the week with the Junior School House Poetry Finals, so stay tuned for the winning poems and participants!
✨ Enrichment Competition at Queen’s Gate ✨
Several Queen’s Gate pupils rose to the challenge of writing research essays inspired by five topics (Change and Transformation, Responsibility, Exploration, Power, Cycles and Patterns, and Reflection) - and the results were outstanding. Each entry demonstrated creativity, curiosity, and a passion for learning beyond the classroom.
🏆 Winners
Victoria M - `Wild Wales: Exploring How Natural Landscapes are Shaped and Taking Responsibility for Protecting Wildlife and Habitats`
Tiffany P - `Change and Transformation: From Ancient Rome/Greece to the €1 Houses in Italy Today`
💡 Special Mentions
Inna S C - `The Cerebellum`
Raffaella S - `Helping Teens Eat Responsibly: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Why It Matters`
👏 Runners Up
Anusha (IV)
Hannah (IV)
Both with strong essays on English Topics.
Congratulations to all who took part.
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Hear it from our Sixth Form girls themselves – what makes Queens Gate Sixth Form so special? From supportive teachers to exciting opportunities, they’re sharing why they love being part of QG.
Thinking about your next step? Don’t miss our Sixth Form Open Evening on Tuesday 2 October – come and see for yourself!
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📅 Tuesday 2 October
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If you asked a Queen’s Gate Sixth Former to list what she most enjoyed about the Sixth Form, she would undoubtedly include the breadth of the curriculum, the wealth of opportunities available, the many events and traditions that enrich each academic year. If you asked her to arrive at just one, she would almost certainly say ‘the sense of community.`
Join us on 2 October 2025 to witness that `sense of community` at our Sixth Form Open Evening. Book your place via out website (link in bio).
If you asked a Queen’s Gate Sixth Former to list what she most enjoyed about the Sixth Form, she would undoubtedly include the breadth of the curriculum, the wealth of opportunities available, the many events and traditions that enrich each academic year. If you asked her to arrive at just one, she would almost certainly say ‘the sense of community.`
Join us on 2 October 2025 to witness that `sense of community` at our Sixth Form Open Evening. Book your place via our website (link in bio).