Partners
- Northwood College for Girls GDST
- John Lyon School
- Pinner Highschool
- Northwood School
- Watford Grammar for Boys
- InterClimate Network
- Academic
Northwood College for Girls GDST
Maxwell RoadNorthwood
HA6 2YE
T: +44 (0)1923 825446
Contact email Visit our websiteISC ID: 37730
Head
Mrs Rebecca Brown (Head)
Girls - age range:
Day: 3 to 18
Size
814 pupils
Northwood College for Girls GDST case studies (7)
Partners
- Northwood College for Girls GDST
- Harrow School
- Notting Hill and Ealing High School GDST
- Virtual School - Brent
- Virtual School - Barnet
- Virtual School - Harrow
- Virtual School - Ealing
- Academic
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Partners
- Northwood College for Girls GDST
- Harrow School
- Wimbledon High School GDST
- Notting Hill and Ealing High School GDST
- Brighton Girls GDST
- South Hampstead High School GDST
- Sydenham High School GDST
- Shrewsbury High School
- Sutton High School GDST
- John Lyon School
- Putney High School GDST
- Christ's Hospital School
- Watford Grammar for Boys
- Bentleywood High School
- Pinner High School
- Croxley Danes
- SAPERE Philosophy for Children
- Academic
Partners
- Northwood College for Girls GDST
- Harrow School
- Merchant Taylors’ Prep
- Notting Hill and Ealing High School GDST
- Merchant Taylors' School
- Sutton High School GDST
- John Lyon School
- Pinner Highschool
- Bentleywood Highschool for Girls
- Woodhouse College
- East Barnet School
- London Academy of Excellence Tottenham
- Gunnersbury Catholic School
- Kingsbury High School
- Academic
- ITT
- Developing School Leaders
Partners
- Northwood College for Girls GDST
- Pinner Highschool
- Academic
- Art And Design
- Student Well Being
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Impact of partnership work done in 2025 (ISC annual Census 2026)
- 5 state schools involved
- 51-100 state school pupils involved
- 60 staff hours given
Impact Statement
We organise four Year 4 and 5 STEM days a year, for our own pupils in years 4 and 5 along with children from seven local state primary schools. Six teachers from this school are involved and one teacher from each of the seven local schools. The schools tell us the children learn new practical skills in STEM as well as having the opportunity to use facilities primary schools do not have access to.We have appointed an Assistant Head (Co-Curricular & Community Partnerships). He will be approaching a number of local schools this year with the intention of forging meaningful partnership opportunities for the academic year 2019/20.
A limited number of Academic, Music, Sport and Art and Design scholarships are awarded annually to girls entering Year 7 of the Senior School.
The Academic Scholarships are determined by performance in the Year 7 entrance tests, together with the interview and school reference. All girls will automatically be considered; there is no need to apply for an academic scholarship.
For all other Scholarships, you are required to fill in the Scholarship application form which you will receive once you have registered.
MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP
If shortlisted, girls who have applied for a Music Scholarship will have an audition with members of the Music Department on the day of their interview.
Auditions will include:
The performance of a piece on the girl’s main instrument, ideally of Grade 4 standard or higher, but it is not a requirement to have passed a graded examination. If your daughter’s Music teacher feels that your daughter is naturally gifted and plays at around Grade 4 level or higher, please consider applying.
- The performance of a piece on a second instrument, or a vocal piece. If the candidate has only one instrument, then she should perform a second, contrasting piece on her main instrument.
- Some short aural and sight-reading tests
- An informal discussion
There will be no written music papers. The potential of a candidate to contribute to the musical life of the school is the principal criterion. Music staff will accompany the girls as necessary but girls may bring their own accompanist if they wish. Music scholars will be expected to play a leading role in the musical life of the school by attending choirs, orchestras and other groups and to contribute to concerts, open mornings and such. Scholarships will be reviewed annually to assess this contribution.
ART AND DESIGN SCHOLARSHIP
For the Art and Design Scholarship, a candidate’s potential will be considered as well as achievement. Girls will be required to design a colour poster and undertake a 50 minute observational drawing test. After these tests, if selected, shortlisted candidates will be asked to bring a portfolio of up to five pieces of art, craft or design work showing their creative talents. This may include both two and three dimensional work.
SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP
For the Sports Scholarship, applicants should be outstanding at one sport (competing at County/District or Regional/National Level), or have the potential to represent the school at several sports (at A team level across at least 3 sports). Candidates will need to produce a Sports CV and, if shortlisted, have a Sport Assessment on the day of their 11+ Interview.
All successful candidates are required to work hard, to contribute positively to the life of the School, to be a credit to the School and to set a good example to other pupils, as well as contributing positively on an ongoing basis to the area of school life in respect of which the Scholarship has been granted, failing which Scholarships can be withdrawn.
If you wish your daughter to be considered for any of these scholarships, please contact the Registrar, at: [email protected]
FURTHER DETAILS WILL ALSO BE SENT TO YOU ONCE THE REGISTRATION FORM IS RECEIVED.
FOR SIXTH FORM ENTRY (16+)
Sixth Form Academic Scholarships are usually awarded subject to GCSE results.
BURSARIES
The Girls’ Day School Trust provides a limited number of means-tested Bursaries to enable suitably qualified girls to enter or remain in the Senior School. They are available for entry into Year 7 and Year 12.
GDST Bursaries are awarded on the basis of financial need, though academic merit is taken into account. Bursary applications are assessed independently by the Fees Office of the GDST and applications take into account parental income and assets.
Bursaries to the value of 100% of fees can be awarded depending on individual circumstances. The bursary will include the cost of lunch, mandatory curriculum extras (such as day trips), a uniform grant, and free use of the coach service (providing the distance from your house to Northwood College is further than three miles). To be eligible for a bursary in Year 7 a candidate must be within the top 20% in the Consortium entrance examination. To be eligible for a bursary in Year 12, a candidate would need to achieve A/A* or grades 8/9 in their GCSE subjects.
We are grateful for the ongoing support of John Lyon’s Charity, who provide one annual 100% academic bursary. For more information and details of eligibility criteria, please contact the Registrar, at: [email protected]
Bursaries must be applied for no later than the end of November prior to entry the following September.
- Academic scholarships
- Art scholarships
- Music scholarships
- Sport scholarships
- Sixth Form scholarships
- Sibling discounts
- Bursaries for new entrants
- Hardship awards for existing pupils