Daily Routine

On weekdays the daily routine starts with wake up in the morning by the matrons. 

Girls check they have everything ready for the school day and that the dormitories are tidy. Breakfast is followed three times a week by Chapel, twice on weekdays and again on Sunday.  Girls cherish their time in our beautiful Chapel which is situated at the front of the school.  We are a nurturing Christian school community and girls are encouraged to connect with their spirituality, in ways that suit their needs, habits and beliefs.  Girls and staff say the Grace before each mealtime, another opportunity for them to reflect quietly, as a community.

 

Then it is on to lessons!

There are five lessons in the morning with a break in the middle, during which there is the opportunity for a drink and a snack.

In this section

Lunchtime

Lunch is served in the Hall.

Girls sit with teachers and matrons; the seating plan changes half termly so girls spend some time those in different years.  Each week, the girls in a nominated house are helpers who clear away the plates and wipe the tables.

After lunch girls get changed for games, or riding for some girls, and free play for others.

In the winter after sport they get changed and ready for two more lessons while in the summer lessons are straight after lunch.  

Supper, activities and prep follows but there is also time to relax, play games and phone home.

Bedtime

Everyone has a set bedtime and girls are in bed and quiet fifteen minutes before lights are due to be turned off – this is an excellent time to settle down and read a book, knit or write a letter.  The Juniors enjoy a cosy bedtime story from their Matron.
 

Older Students in their Pajamas in their Dorm


Weekends

After Saturday activities in the morning there are often matches in the afternoon – home or away.

We plan an action packed weekend for the girls. Activities such as local trips out, tree climbing, cake making, Bingo and camping are firm favourites, as well as swimming and water fights in the warmer months.  However, we make sure the girls also have plenty of free time to play their own games and spend time with their friends.

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