Hornsey School for Girls

The school has a named SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) with dedicated contact details for SEND queries.

“Jane Wright - SENCO”

As an LA maintained school, Hornsey follows the Haringey local offer for SEND and links parents/carers to it.

“Hornsey School for Girls is an LA maintained school and as such follows the Haringey local offer.”

The school has a counselling service and a triage service for emergency mental wellbeing needs.

“The school also has a school counselling service and a triage service to support emergency mental wellbeing needs of our students”

School commits to acting quickly on incidents involving mental health, self harm, eating disorders or pastoral concerns

“Hornsey School for Girls commits to acting quickly to respond to any incidents including support around mental health, self harm, eating disorders or academic or pastoral concern.”

Curriculum ensures students thrive in STEM and Performing Arts specifically

“Our commitment to creativity encourages communal harmony throughout our curriculum, ensuring students thrive in all areas including STEM and Performing Arts.”

School offers a range of free additional activities/clubs before and after school and at lunchtime

“Hornsey School for Girls offers a range of additional activities for all years at the beginning and end of the compulsory school day.”

School offers Duke of Edinburgh Award and Model UN as part of out-of-school learning programmes

“it is also evident in our out of school learning programmes which include Model UN, The Duke of Edinburgh Award, being an 'Educate Celebrate' school as well as excellent additional performing arts clubs promoting and developing resilience, diversity, fair play and community cohesion at all levels.”

Core values of respect, kindness, and giving 100% are central to conduct

“We hold the values of respect, kindness and giving 100% at the heart of our conduct.”

Students are encouraged to engage with British values and global citizenship

“Students make a positive contribution to their own community, to British society and to global well-being and are proud to recognise British values.”

School details appeal deadlines (20 school days to lodge appeal, 10 school days notice of hearing, 5 school days for decision letters) via Haringey's admissions process.

“Includes a deadline for lodging appeals which allows those making an appeal at least 20 school days from the date of notification that their application was unsuccessful to prepare and lodge their written appeal”

91% of students went into education or employment after Key Stage 4

“% of students going into education or employment after KS4 - 91%”

91% of students went into education or employment after KS4

“% of students going into education or employment after KS4 - 91%”

79% of students achieved grades 9-4 in English and Maths GCSE

“% of students acheiving 9-4 in Eng & Maths 79%”

GCSE 2025 Attainment 8 score of 49.3%

“Attainment 8 49.3%”