Connaught School for Girls

Connaught School for Girls

Motto	Seize the day
Type	Community School, Girls School
Religion	Christianity, Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, Jewish
Headteacher	Ann Betts
Specialism	Language Science (secondary)
Location	Connaught Road Leytonstone London E11 4AB  England
Local authority	Waltham Forest
DfE URN	103095
Gender	Girls
Ages	11–16
Colours	Blue and Gold
Website	sch.lbwf.gov.uk

Coordinates: 51°33′59″N 0°00′17″E / 51.56629°N 0.00461°E / 51.56629; 0.00461

Connaught School for Girls is a girls only, 11-16 comprehensive school in Leytonstone, London. The school has been awarded specialist Language College status.

History

The school began its life as a primary school in 1932, before becoming a secondary school for girls aged 11–14 in 1948. In November 2007 Ofsted reported "Connaught School is a good school"{{citation needed|. The current head teacher is Ann Betts and the current deputys are Mrs. Scott and Mr.Cross and also Ms. Meyer

About

In 2011, Ofsted had reported the school as being 'very good'. From 2006 onwards, PUPILS WITH EQUIVALENT OF FIVE OR MORE GCSES GRADE C OR ABOVE INCLUDING ENGLISH AND MATHS had been greatly above the national average. The school is fun, yet very educational and mainly centres on the students giving their best for better quality of their work and life, as also catching and using every possible opportunity (which the school of course gives) that can change their grades for better thus the motto 'Seize the day'. The school has high standards. The girls learn to respect the teachers, staff, their friends and themselves. The parents are proud of Connaught and so are the students. 2010 exam results were the best ever: 74% achieving 5+ A*-C grades with 64% achieving 5+ A*-C including English and Maths and 74% of all their students achieving at least one A*-C grade in Languages.

External links

• School Website