Putney High School

Putney High School is one of the UK's leading schools, with a reputation for providing the challenge of a rich and broad education for bright girls aged 4 – 18.
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The best schools are fun, supportive and inspirational environments for young enquiring minds. Putney High School is all of that and more...

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Junior School Curriculum

At Putney, girls are encouraged to be self-starters, to find their passions and strengths, and to work hard to develop in the areas that might not come as easily to them.

Sixth Form Curriculum

Combined with career and entrepreneurship programmes and specialist World Class Universities support, you’ll be well prepared as you decide on applications and embark on the next stage of your learning.

Senior School Curriculum

With a unique combination of academic rigour and a truly broad education, we will help your daughter to prepare for a future filled with promise. She will learn the skills to question, to work hard and to gain the emotional resilience to know her own worth.

Life at Putney

We are high-achieving and down-to-earth and offer an academic and broad curriculum with a very modern edge.

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'It is hugely exciting to be leading a school that is a byword for innovation and thoroughly modern scholarship'

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Ms Jo Sharrock
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Events

There’s always a lot going on at Putney. From inspirational talks and musical performances, to careers fairs, drama productions and prizegiving.

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Putney High School

Event date: 06 - 15 March, 2020

British Science Week 2020

Careers, Events, News, Senior School, Sixth Form, STEM

For our opening event to mark the start of British Science Week, on Friday 6 March we welcomed Dr Elizabeth Robertson, Director of Research at Diabetes UK and formerly Director of Research for Breast Cancer Now, to speak to Putney’s Medical Society about her own career in Science and the future of Diabetes research.

Other activities we have planned:

Our Sixth Form physicists will be taking part in the British Physics Olympiad.

Years 7 and 8 will be making lava lamps during lunchtime STEM Club.

Years 9 and 10 will take part in a lunchtime Physics quiz.

Sixth Form biologists will take part in a lunchtime Hot Topic talk on:  The microbiome and human health.

Sixth Form chemists will take part in a lunchtime Hot Topic talk: Pain, pus and poison: the development of novel medicines.

Lunchtime physics and engineering workshops will involve building a working hovercraft.

Junior school Science Club (year 5) will be modelling the spread of an epidemic using population modelling software.

Medical Society will debate the four pillars of medical ethics and its application to the Coronavirus outbreak.

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