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Latest News
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Just the Ticket
Rupert Hawksley's article in The Spectator Schools, Spring 2026 is based on his memories of taking part in a mock election whilst he was a pupil at Sherborne.
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Choosing The Right School For Military Families
Choosing the right boarding school is always important, but for military families it is a mission critical decision to get it right, first time.
By Will Mackenzie-Green
This article was published in BSA's Their Future Magazine in March 2026
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Cape Farewell at Sherborne Girls
By Dylan Lloyd
Dylan Lloyd, Head of Art at Sherborne Girls, has written an article for the Sherborne Times about our wide ranging partnership and year-long project with Cape Farewell, a leading leading international charity that brings together artists and scientists to address climate change with its HQ in Dorset.
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Cultivating Lifelong Readers
By Julie Noble-Watts
As the UK celebrates the National Year of Reading 2026, Sherborne Girls stands out with its vibrant culture of fostering a lifelong love for reading.
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Japanese Club at Sherborne Schools Group
Kon'nichiwa​! Nihongo kurabu e youkoso ! (Hello! Welcome to Japanese Club!)
The enthusiastic buzz of pupils is palpable on a Thursday and Friday afternoon as they excitedly come together from several Dorset schools (Sherborne Girls, Sherborne Boys, the Gryphon and other local schools) to learn Japanese here at Sherborne Girls
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Together to the Top: Sherborne Pupils Celebrate Oxbridge Success
Sherborne Girls and Sherborne Boys have been celebrating some exciting academic news as eight students from across the two schools’ received offers to study at Oxford and Cambridge Universities this academic year.
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Cambridge Success
Four Upper Sixth pupils at Sherborne Girls have received offers to study at the University of Cambridge. The news reflects sustained academic focus and a committed approach to learning over the course of their Sixth Form years.
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Rosie Appointed First Sea Lord’s Cadet for 2026
Last September, I was nominated by the Sherborne Schools Combined Cadet Force (CCF) to apply for the role of First Sea Lords Cadet for 2026.
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National Recognition for Outstanding Production of Les Misérables
Sherborne enjoyed a landmark moment for the arts in December 2025, following the outstanding success of four sold-out performances of the Joint Schools’ musical, Les Misérables: School Edition.
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Innovative Learning in Spanish: AI, Sustainability and Creative Thinking
Spanish lessons at Sherborne Girls this term have combined AI, sustainability and creative thinking to enrich learning. Through guided digital tools and immersive projects, pupils have developed language skills alongside critical thinking, collaboration and environmental awareness.
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Sherborne Schools Literary Society Event
The Fourth Form facilitators put their facilitation training into action with skill and sensitivity; listening actively, asking searching questions and allowing the joy of collaborative discovery to be shared.
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Walking for Change:150km in Support of the Alzheimer’s Society
Over October half term, we completed 150 kilometres along the South West Coast Path to raise money for the Alzheimer's Society.
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Preparing Pupils for a Changing World
By Ruth Sullivan, Head, Sherborne Girls, and Simon Heard, Headmaster, Sherborne Boys
Education is undergoing one of the most profound transformations in living memory. In a world shaped by technological disruption, climate challenges, and shifting cultural and geopolitical landscapes, schools face an urgent question: how do we prepare young people not just to succeed, but to thrive as resilient, ethical leaders who are empowered to imagine and create a positive future for themselves and the world around them?
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Diverse voices, one community
By Mr Ian McClary, DEI Lead
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, or DEI for short, gets quite a bad press these days. Conflated and confused with culture wars, 'anti-woke' rhetoric and wider political narratives, what we are really talking about is nothing more than finding out what makes other people tick and seeking to promote a sense of belonging which is more than just 'fitting in'.
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Sherborne Girls wins Best Sixth Form award by The Week!
We’re thrilled to announce that Sherborne Girls has won the Best of Sixth Form award by The Week 2025. This award recognises our culture of academic ambition, leadership, and personal growth
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A Musical Milestone
Music has always been my passion, but earning a place in the 1st Violins of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain (NYO) has transformed how I approach it.
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Lines of Beauty
At the beginning of the Trinity Term, the Wirth Gallery was transformed into a space of artistic reflection and natural beauty as Mr Lloyd, Head of Art, unveiled his latest exhibition, Pathways.
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The Sixth Form Baccalaureate
Starting Sixth Form often feels like stepping into a faster-paced, more independent version of school life, one where expectations shift significantly.
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Sleep Talking
By Mrs Jessica Briggs, Senior Deputy Head (Pastoral)
Counting sheep might be a classic remedy for helping you to fall asleep, but recent studies reveal that nearly one-third of adults are still struggling to catch those elusive Z's.
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The Journey to Victory in the Sir Steuart Pringle Trophy
Competing for the Sir Steuart Pringle Trophy was an incredible experience that tested our courage, teamwork, perseverance and determination.
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Ruth's 125km Challenge for Candlelight Bursaries
What began as a solo endurance challenge by Dr Ruth Sullivan, Head became an inspiring story of resilience, unity and school spirit.
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Girls Go Gold
The Girls Go Gold Conference, held at Sherborne Girls on Thursday, 19 September, was an extraordinary experience. Focused on women in sport, the day was filled with inspiration, empowerment, and opportunity.
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Prepping for the Future
By Mrs Kate Scorer, Assistant Head (Academic Enrichment and Aspiration)
There is an episode of The Simpsons in which Bart’s teacher sends a letter home complaining that Bart has not done his homework.
