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Simon Langton Girls' Grammar School originated in the Middle Ages as an educational foundation for children in Canterbury, emerging as a separate school for girls in 1881. Our school motto "Meliora Sequamur" (Let's Aim for Better Things) emphasizes the school's continued commitment to excellence. Girls are following an 800 year old tradition in achieving high academic distinction, learning civilized and humane values and developing the personality and character to allow them to go on to play a leading role in the wider world
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Yr11 Certificate Afternoon 2012Posted Thursday 2nd February 2012
We look forward to seeing all Yr11 pupils from 2010.2011 at the Yr11 Certificate Afternoon tomorrow, Friday 3rd February. Proceedings start @ 2.30pm with all invited to Afternoon Tea afterwards. Parking is available on the tennis courts. We hope you can celebrate your achievements with us!
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Yr 7 Christmas Bauble Evaluation FormPosted Thursday 2nd February 2012
To parents of Year 7 students, we would be very grateful if you could complete a 'Christmas Bauble Workshop Evaluation Form'. Please find a link to the online form below.
Please complete by Friday 24th February 2012. Many thanks.
Evaluation Form
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SLBS Consultation re proposed changes to Yr 7 Admissions CriteriaPosted Tuesday 31st January 2012
SLBS CONSULTATION REGARDING CHANGING CRITERIA FOR THE ADMISSION OF STUDENTS TO YEAR 7 IN SEPTEMBER 2013
Parents will be aware, through the local press and television, that SLBS are consulting about changing their criteria for the admission of students to Year 7 in September 2013.
To summarise, places at SLBS will be allocated in the following order:-
In order to gain entry to the school under the new criteria, boys will need to gain a score of at least 385 in the Kent Test (as opposed to 360 which is the KCC published...Continue Reading
Teacher and Year 13 Politics ConferencePosted Wednesday 25th January 2012
I would like to invite your Yr13 politics group to take part in an A2 Political Ideologies revision day to be held on 19th March 2012 at Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar School. This event will be led by the Edexcel Chief Examiner Andrew Heywood and has been organised by the Politics Department of Simon Langton Girls Grammar School.
This day has been designed with the help of Andrew Heywood, to be a detailed overview of the course (units 3 and 4). The event will give the student an opportunity to learn about both exam and answer...Continue Reading
