As ever, we are very proud of the hard work and dedication of our students and teachers which have led to some outstanding results and great successes in achieving places at leading universities to study on highly competitive degree courses....
Chelmsford County High School for Girls was voted the best state-funded secondary school in Essex and the surrounding area according to the Real Schools Guide 2017, put together by our data unit. Headteacher, Nicole Chapman, said: “Obviously I’m very delighted...
Thank you from a Year 14 student who attended Speech Day on 19th April 2017 This is just a note to say how much I enjoyed last Wednesday’s speech and awards evening at Chelmsford Cathedral – the final event to...
We are delighted to receive the ISM/ISM Trust Silver Certificate in Music 2017 for GCSE Music last year. Congratulations to our talented students.
Eight Senior Prefects attended the Women of the Future Annual Ambassadors’ Reception, at Bloomberg in the City, they found the event inspirational, motivational, and developed their network key skills with successful women in a variety of careers. The event was...
Year 7 students were honoured to welcome author Saci Lloyd on World Book Day, 2nd March 2017. Saci has had a varied career, including working as a cartoonist, working in advertising, co-founding a film company and Head of Media at...
We congratulate former student, Dr Melissa Uchida (nee George) on being a recipient of the 2016 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics for ‘the fundamental discovery and exploration of neutrino oscillations, revealing a new frontier beyond, and possibly far beyond, the...
Every Essex secondary school ranked based on GCSE result Chelmsford County High School for Girls was the best-performing school in Essex in 2016, as well as one of the best performers in England, based on its Attainment 8 performance, with...
ITV News – Thursday 19th January 2017 A toxic policy or one that will benefit pupils? A headteacher from Cambridgeshire has described the government’s plan to open more grammar schools as a toxic policy that won’t help pupils from poorer...
Our school community is very sad to announce that one of its most highly respected ‘old girls’ passed away peacefully on Monday 9th January 2017. We will miss her regular visits and contributions to the school. Our thoughts are with...