Girls have all the opportunities in our girls’ school.
There’s so much to see and so much to do – so join in.
Unlocking New Possibilities
Our dynamic co-curricular programme is designed to broaden girls’ horizons, offering empowering personal development opportunities in one location. With 65 co-curricular clubs and activities, girls can explore a wide range of activities, from adventure and creative arts to music, sport, science, food, and technology—there truly is something for every interest. Girls have the chance to discover new passions, develop valuable skills, and build lasting friendships, all while fostering confidence and personal growth. This comprehensive programme helps each student develop a well-rounded foundation, supporting them in achieving their full potential.
So Much to See & Do. So Why Not Join?
Our co-curricular activities are not just stimulating, inclusive, and rewarding—they’re full of opportunities to ignite passions, spark new interests, and forge lasting friendships. These activities broaden horizons and help girls develop the skills to innovate, invent, inspire, and lead. With our personalised calendar system, girls have the flexibility to choose how they want to get involved, ensuring there are no timetable clashes. With plenty of opportunities to participate, lead, and contribute, there’s something for everyone to explore and enjoy.
Equestrian Excellence
One of the standout features of Queen Mary’s is our exceptional equestrian programme. With around 24 ponies on-site, the mix includes both ponies owned by the girls and others that reside permanently at the school throughout the year. Our stables, located within the school parkland, are a popular gathering spot for girls, where they enjoy grooming and caring for the ponies. Riding lessons are scheduled regularly throughout the week, with pupils eagerly anticipating their time with the ponies.
Whether your daughter is an experienced rider or has never ridden before, the equestrian programme at Queen Mary’s offers a unique and enriching experience for all. Riding in our parkland adds to the charm and appeal of this special aspect of school life.
Duke of Edinburgh
At Queen Mary’s, girls are encouraged to challenge themselves at every opportunity, and The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is a popular choice for many. Beginning with the Bronze Level, the award encompasses a variety of activities, including volunteering and an expedition. We provide comprehensive support with training sessions for the expedition section, as well as both practice and qualifying expeditions, all arranged within the school. This valuable experience helps students develop resilience, leadership skills, and a sense of achievement.