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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At Putney, we offer the perfect environment to grow strong, bright, spirited, well-rounded young adults. We want the best outcome for each individual student, which is why we open our students’ minds and encourage them to explore what’s possible.

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Junior School (4-11)

We believe that childhood is a time to explore. Our pupils take a passionate interest in the world around them within a nurturing, happy and stimulating environment.

Senior School (11-16)

Putney High School has been expert in educating girls for over 125 years, which means we can draw on a wealth of experience in how girls learn best.

Sixth Form (16-18)

Our Sixth Form has been designed to create an environment closer to university level study, encouraging girls to push their learning and look to the future.

About us

Ours is a culture of inspiration, innovation, energy and creativity in teaching, and this character shapes the learning of our pupils.

About Putney Leadership

 

Putney pupils are spirited, vibrant and learn to think for themselves, but they also know how to have fun, and most importantly, to really enjoy their time at school.

Suzie Longstaff

Suzie Longstaff
Headmistress

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Check this page regularly for updates on what's going on at Putney High School

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Events

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

Here are those important dates for your diary.

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Putney Ideas Exchange (PIE)

Intellectual curiosity is key to learning at Putney.
The PIE programme is designed to amaze, to inspire and to feed inquisitive minds.

PIE and PIE+ are Putney High School’s platform for speakers from a diverse range of backgrounds and industries, to share their life lessons and experiences with the students. Pupils get the opportunity to understand subjects from unique perspectives, to think about their future careers and to challenge themselves with intellectual debates and new ideas.

The PIE+ lecture series invites prominent figures to take to the stage in our state-of-the-art Performing Arts Centre in front of an audience of students, staff, parents and members of the public. Guest speakers have included the philosopher A C Grayling and the renowned neurosurgeon Dr Henry Marsh CBE, who opened the series with his talk about his experiences working in the field of brain surgery, giving insight the complex and often flawed state of the human brain.

PIE talks are open to all Senior School pupils and generally take place at lunch time, with recent speakers including milliner Philip Treacy, Baroness Dido Harding, Amy Peake of Loving Humanity, Nicola Mathews Brand Director of Ted Baker, Maryam Khan, Fundraising and Tributes Coordinator at Médecins Sans Frontières, the architect Gabrielle Code who worked on the Gardens by the Bay project in Singapore and Laura Holgate, Editor of ITV News at Ten.

PIE2 

PIE2 is designed to push the boundaries of school education, to challenge perceived wisdoms and to explore new ideas. The entire Senior School is released from its timetable to engage in a truly alternative learning experience.

PIE2  2017/18 included a keynote speech from mathematician and polymath Bobby Seagull, talks from guest experts, workshops, panel debates, as well as a chance to engage 1:1 with inspirational thinkers from a myriad of fields.

Give a Lunchtime Talk

If you would like to express interest in giving a PIE or PIE+ talk, please contact us.

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