We are high-achieving and down-to-earth and offer an academic and broad curriculum with a very modern edge.
'It is hugely exciting to be leading a school that is a byword for innovation and thoroughly modern scholarship'
We value our alumnae community hugely and hope that, whatever you are doing now, you will enjoy being part of our alumnae network, staying in touch with friends, telling us your news, and above all, remaining a part of the ongoing life of our school.
Following the success of last year’s event, a group of alumnae and former staff are planning to sing Faure’s Requiem on Thursday 27 April 2023 alongside students and some current staff.
To contact the Alumnae TeamEmail us
To join the GDST Network, which enables you to connect with Putney alumnae and the wider GDST communityGDST Alumnae Network
To give career and learning advice to current Sixth Form students on the GDST Rungway appGDST Rungway
Rachel Prince (née Jones)“If there is one thing that Putney High has taught me is don’t just work hard, work smart. Sometimes you need to take a step back to see the bigger opportunity, create your vision and set manageable goals to achieve it.
There are a number of ways that you can support us.Find out how to support the school financially
We are very grateful to alumnae who give up their time to give talks at the school and to speak to pupils, and also to those who give financial support, however big or small.
This timeline shows the history of the school, as well some highlights from our photo archive and the names of some of our notable alumnae.
Please note that the date in brackets next to an alumna’s name denotes their ‘class of’ (the year they and their classmates would have complete their A Levels/Year 13/Upper Sixth).
If you would like to submit any photos to the school’s archive, please let us know by emailing [email protected] you may even find it features on our timeline!