Date posted: 05/12/19
On a very wet and windy Friday 104 girls from Burgess Hill Girls created their version of the Country File Ramble for children in need. They walked 8.6miles starting from Clayton village walking up the Downs to Jack and Jill and along the top finishing by the prison in Lewes. Dressed in Pudsey Suits, waterproofs,
Date posted: 04/12/19
On Wednesday 27th November, we kicked-off the start of our 2019 festive season with a tea party for local senior citizens, organised in partnership with Burgess Hill Town Council. Pupils from the school greeted the guests on arrival, hanging up their coats, directing them to their tables, taking their orders and serving them tea. Once
Date posted: 27/11/19
After winning the Southern Regional Qualifier in July, Ruby beat over three hundred show jumpers from across the country to make it to the final eight of the 90cms category at the National Equestrian Championships in November. An amazing achievement!
Date posted: 27/11/19
We are thrilled to be shortlisted for Marketing Campaign of The Year in the TES Independent School Awards 2020. Thank you to everyone who has helped us to spread the word about our amazing school!
Date posted: 14/11/19
Our pupils were so fascinated by the school’s Astronomy club that they asked the organiser, Head of Physics Andy Gillaspy, if he could offer Astronomy as a GCSE course. As a passionate Astronomy graduate, he was happy to oblige.
Date posted: 12/11/19
Year 2 Lola’s amazing fund-raising effort all started with a simple question on her walk home from school, “Mummy, what’s Children in Need?” After Mum Kelly had explained, Lola decided to do something herself to raise money. But what could she do?
Date posted: 25/10/19
With much chatter about the exorbitant fees of private schools how can you guarantee value for money? Using data from the Independent Schools Council, The Telegraph has mapped 2019 GCSE Results against fees for private day and boarding schools across the UK to provide an answer.
Date posted: 15/10/19
Year 9 Tia is celebrating winning ‘Best Batter South East’ at the 2019 Sussex Women’s Cricket Awards. She has also been THE CRICKETER ‘poster girl’ in our 2019 Tomorrow’s Women Ad campaign. In this news we asked her to tell us all about her cricket story so far and her ambitions for the future.
Date posted: 11/09/19
In the Daily Telegraph rankings of independent school 2019 GCSE results, Burgess Hill Girls was ranked as the top school in West Sussex and the top girls’ school across East and West Sussex. In 59th place we are one of only two Sussex schools to make the top 100.
Date posted: 28/08/19
The term had barely ended when some of our girls jetted off to Malaysia to test their Hockey and Netball skills. From Kuala Lumpar to Singapore, the girls experienced a jam packed 12 days of culture, sunshine and sport. There was of course lots of sightseeing when they were having a break from all that
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