- With a central London location and plenty of public transport options, CSG is a good choice for those living in the capital, and educates girls aged 11-18.
- Founded by the suffragist Frances Mary Buss in her family home in 1871, the school has a long tradition of advancing women’s education. Boys are now admitted for sixth form.
- GCSE subjects include Latin, computer science and sociology. Hairdressing and beauty therapy, and health and social care are among the vocational courses available.
- Students are not expected to wear a uniform.
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