Chislehurst School for Girls

Welcome New Year 7 Families

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Congratulations on securing a place at Chislehurst School for Girls.

Here you can find lots of information regarding your daughter starting at Chislehurst School for Girls in September and the events that lead up to your daughter joining us.

Headteacher, Mrs French 

New Year 7 Information for Parents/Carers - September 2026

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Transition Information

Video: Welcome to Year 7

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Transition Calendar for September 2026

Communications for September 2026

Please click below to view communications sent so far:

Welcome to Chislehurst School for Girls

Welcome and Information Pack

Appeals

For information on our appeals, please download the below guidance for Year 7 Admission Appeals (September 2026). 

CHSFG Admissions Appeals Guidance 2026-27

All appeals for Year 7 Admission September 2026 must be submitted by Tuesday, 31st March 2026 using the below Admissions Appeal Form. This form must be returned to office@chsfg.co.uk

Secondary Admissions Appeal Form 2026-27

 Uniform List

Our Uniform is available to purchase online through JK Clothing in Eltham. They also provide an embroidery service for our PE kits. 

A breakdown of the Chislehurst School for Girls' uniform and the prices can be viewed via the link below:

School Uniform - Chislehurst School for Girls

Term Dates

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Please note: There will be several training days for teachers per year where children are not in school.

Reminder: Please ONLY book holidays during holiday periods.  We strongly recommend that you await confirmation of the students’ term dates before booking any breaks.

New Student Information

Top Ten Tips for New Year 7 Pupils

  1. Making Friends - Smile at people, get involved, join clubs - remember, everyone feels the same.
  2. Map of the School - Keep the map that is in the student handbook, it will come in useful.
  3. Getting Lost - Older girls are always helpful and friendly and will show you where to go.
  4. Being Late - Leave yourself plenty of time to get to school in the morning, and in-between lessons.
  5. Practice your journey to School - If you practice your bus route beforehand, you will know exactly how long it takes.
  6. Phones - The school has a strict no mobile phones policy. Mobiles may be brought to school but may not be used at all on school site.
  7. Homework - Be organised and write down any homework that is set in your planner in detail, so when you get home, you know exactly what you have to do and when it is due to be handed in. You can also log into Show my Homework to see homework that has been set. Password information will be sent out in September.
  8. Get plenty of sleep - School is tiring, you will be exhausted if you have not had a good night's sleep.
  9. Don't worry - Don't stress about the little things, they are never as bad as they seem.
  10. Have fun - Making new friends and facing new challenges is all part of the experience of Secondary School. So, enjoy it.

Homework Help

Homework clubs are one of the variety of methods we use to enable students to work independently.

After school on Monday-Friday, there is a Homework Club in the Library (LRC) offering an excellent opportunity for completing homework with help and guidance from our librarian or a teacher, with full use of all the library resources.