- From beginnings as a girls’ grammar in 1960, Bishop’s Hatfield Girls’ School has evolved into a high-performing comprehensive with a strong sense of tradition.
- From the age of 11 to the coeducational sixth form, pupils are encouraged to set challenging but achievable targets.
- A thriving house system encourages contribution to school life. The houses are named after inspirational women.
- The former Blue Peter presenter Diane Louise Jordan and the singer-songwriter and author Tracey Thorn went to Bishop Hatfield Girls’ School.
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