A-level Success with 93% of Students Securing University Spots
The Ladies’ College is thrilled to announce another year of strong results from its A-level students. Nine out of ten grades were A*-C and 7 out of ten were A*-B. 93% of students were accepted to a chosen university with many others…
The Ladies’ College is delighted with another year of strong results with over a third of the pupils achieving A*/A grades and two-thirds of the results being A*-B, both higher than the 2019 examination results.
87% of students were also accepted at their chosen universities and will head off to …
Dear Upper Sixth students,
It's here..... Leavers Day, and I can sense the emotions running high within us all. We may try to appear cool and collected, or not, but deep down, we know that today marks the end of an era.
As we reflect on your Senior School years, it's hard not to feel sentimenta…
The concept of the Collas Crill MOOT is one that has become incredibly familiar for The Ladies’ College Sixth Form. Every year, Collas Crill, local offshore law firm, hold a series of MOOTs for all year 12 students across the island. This year, a record was broken with 100 students taking part from…
With today’s A-level results, pupils from The Ladies’ College will now confidently look ahead to the next stage of their personal development.
The school’s pupils achieved almost 50% A*/A grades and a 100% pass rate.
The past few years have been challenging with unprecedented changes in exams …
Every year, Brock University in St Catharine’s, Canada, awards a full academic scholarship to a student in Guernsey. This partnership has been ongoing for many years and honours the legacy of local Guernsey man Sir Isaac Brock who commanded the British and Canadian forces during the War of 1812.
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You may have heard of mooting and have heard the phrase "a moot point" but it is surprising how many people, even those who work in law, have no idea what a moot is.
Every year, Collas Crill, local off-shore law firm, hold a series of moots for all sixth-form age student in Guernsey.
Sixty …
1. How does The Ladies’ College approach to pastoral care differ from all other schools?
The benefit of a girls-only learning environment is that you can specialise in “all-things-girls”. We know how they learn, what works and what doesn’t. Their friendship dynamics, their motivators and the im…
The IoD Leadership Shadowing final took place last week at the offices of KMPG and was another huge success for The Ladies College Sixth Form students.
13 students from the Ladies College were placed in various industries and businesses across the Island during the Easter and Summer holiday…
On Wednesday 17th March students from the Lower Sixth took part in numerous virtual Higher Education events.
The morning started with students exploring information from the Careers Guernsey website before having a LIVE Q&A session hosted by Careers Guernsey with Bath, Cardiff and Chiche…
Two of our Upper Sixth students have been selected from a group of eight nominated to take part in the 2020 IoD Directors of Tomorrow initiative. Lucy and Elsie have been named as this year’s leading Directors of Tomorrow, along with another student from Blanchelande College.
Mr Bolt, Economic…
Every year, Collas Crill, a local off-shore law firm, hold a series of moots for all sixth-form age student in Guernsey.
Forty-six students took part this year from four of the island's sixth form schools and colleges in which pairs of students are placed in a mock courtroom trial situation, …
Following the announcement on Monday that Centre Assessed Grades will now be awarded to our students, or their exam adjusted grade if higher than the Centre Assessed grade, this Press Release updates that posted on Thursday 13th August 2020.
We continue to be incredibly proud of our Upper Sixth s…
We would like to draw your attention to an online learning platform run by the Open University in partnership with 12 other UK universities called FutureLearn. It offers what are called MOOCS (Massive Open Online Course).
There is a huge variety of these short courses on offer, ranging from one…
One of our recent sixth form leavers has been selected as the recipient of the student bursary as she makes a start on her Economics degree at the University of Bath. Abigail was selected from five shortlisted applications to receive financial support towards her tuition fees as well as practical w…
We are delighted to report that the 50 Upper Sixth Ladies’ College students who took A–levels this year have done themselves, their parents, their teachers and the College proud. Once again, our students achieved a 100% pass rate. Of the grades achieved, 29.5% were A* and A, 61.1% were A* to B, …
The day started at the Duke of Richmond Hotel with a lovely welcome from Sam and Rebecca who work for the Red Carnation Group and organised the whole day for the students. The first activity was based around customer service giving them an insight into how small things can make a big difference to …
YEP, a Guernsey company participating in the Young Enterprise Scheme, has won the South East Regional Finals and will be at London County Hall for the National Finals on the 17th and 18th June.
YEP is comprised of four Elizabeth College and seven Ladies’ College students who established the com…
Friday 17th May marked an important day in the College calendar as we said goodbye to our Upper Sixth students, who have been a remarkable year group and provided so many lasting and special memories for themselves and for College.
The day started with a breakfast together in The Core with a visi…
3 teams in total presented - 2 containing 11 LC girls
YEP: (Book: The Adventures of Fin) Lizzie, Trinity, Rosie, Courtney, Ella, Ellie, Lois & 4 boys from Elizabeth College
MOXII: (Website: ) Hannah, Daisy, Suzannah, Amelia & 8 boys from Elizabeth College
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