Return to School - September 2026
Outstanding GCSE Success at Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls
We are immensely proud of all our students and the exceptional effort, perseverance and ambition they have demonstrated throughout their GCSE studies.
Today, we are delighted to recognise our Top Achievers: students who have secured an impressive six or more grades at Grade 7 and above. Their hard work, determination and commitment to success have been rewarded with outstanding achievements.
Special congratulations to:
Congratulations to all of our students on their results. We celebrate your accomplishments and wish you every success as you take the next exciting step in your educational journey.
Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls Celebrates Another Outstanding Year of GCSE Success
Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls (WPG) is delighted to announce another exceptional set of GCSE results for 2026, marking the third consecutive year of strong academic success and reinforcing the school's commitment to excellence, aspiration, and achievement.
In a national landscape that continues to evolve following post-pandemic adjustments, WPSfG students have once again risen to the challenge, delivering results that reflect their determination, resilience, and hard work, alongside the unwavering dedication of staff and support from families.
This year's results highlight outstanding achievement across a wide range of subjects, with particularly impressive outcomes in English, Mathematics, Science and French.
Key highlights include:
Although Progress 8 measures are not being published this year, the school's internal analysis demonstrates continued strong progress and achievement across the cohort, with students consistently performing above expectations.
The results reflect WPG's continued focus on high standards, inclusion and ensuring every student can fulfil their potential. Across the year group, students secured excellent grades, with many achieving outcomes significantly above national expectations.
We are particularly proud of the progress made by key student groups, our commitment to excellence, equity, ambition, and personalised support.
These results are the product of years of hard work, resilience, and determination, supported by dedicated staff and families who have encouraged our students every step of the way. At Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls, we believe in the potential of every young person, and today's results are testament to what can be achieved through ambition, resilience, commitment, and excellence. We look forward to seeing our students flourish in the next stage of their educational journey.
We congratulate every student on their achievements and look forward to another successful academic year ahead.
From First GCSE Cohort at Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls to University of Oxford
Kiran has been part of a truly special journey.
In 2024, she was among the very first cohort of students to receive GCSE results at Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls. We captured that memorable moment as she opened her results, achieving an impressive five Grade 9s, three Grade 8s and one Grade 7. At the time, Kiran spoke warmly about the support she had received from staff at WPSfG and the positive impact it had on her success.
Continuing her educational journey at Woolwich Polytechnic Sixth Form was a natural next step. Fast forward two years, and Kiran has gone on to make an extraordinary contribution to our community, serving as Head Girl and becoming a role model for younger students.
Today marked another milestone as Kiran opened her A Level results, achieving an outstanding A*AA and securing her place at the University of Oxford, where she will study Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
Adding to the emotion of the day, Kiran's mum surprised her with a beautiful bouquet of flowers as she celebrated this incredible achievement alongside family, friends and staff.
From being part of a historic first GCSE cohort to earning a place at Oxford, Kiran's journey is one of dedication, resilience and ambition. We couldn't be prouder of everything she has achieved and know she will continue to inspire others as she embarks on this exciting new chapter. Congratulations, Kiran!
Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls' Celebration Evening 2026
On Thursday 9th July 2026, Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls proudly hosted its annual Celebration Evening, bringing together students, families, staff and guests to recognise and celebrate the outstanding achievements of our young women over the past academic year.
The evening showcased the very best of our school community, highlighting the dedication, resilience, leadership and excellence demonstrated by students across all year groups. From subject awards and pastoral awards to prefect badge presentations and special recognition prizes, the event gave us the opportunity to celebrate the many successes achieved both inside and outside the classroom.
Guests enjoyed a programme hosted by members of the Head Prefect Team, alongside inspiring performances from our talented Singing Ensemble and Concert Band. The evening also featured guest speakers Vanessa Adwoa Simpson, Marketing and Brand Manager for Creme of Nature UK and Revlon UK, and former WPSfG student Kiran, who shared their experiences and words of encouragement with our students.
Throughout the evening, awards were presented to students across Years 7 to 10, recognising achievement in subjects ranging from English, Mathematics and Science to Music, Sport, Computing and the Arts. Special awards also celebrated students who embody our values through leadership, resilience, kindness, ambition and service to the wider school community.
It was wonderful to see so many families joining us to celebrate the achievements of their daughters and to acknowledge the hard work, determination and perseverance that have led to their success.
A huge thank you to our students, staff, parents and carers for their continued support throughout the year. Together, we continue to build a culture where every student is encouraged to thrive, achieve and fulfil their potential.
Congratulations to all of our award winners and nominees. We are incredibly proud of everything you have accomplished and look forward to seeing your continued success in the years ahead.

Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls' Class of 2026 Prom was held in June 2026, and what a wonderful evening it was. Our sports hall was magically transformed into the perfect prom venue, complete with beautifully dressed tables and chairs, balloons, stunning decorations, a fantastic DJ, and delicious food.
Our students looked incredible in their prom attire. It was a fantastic opportunity for everyone to celebrate and reminisce about the memories they have made over the last five years. It feels like only yesterday that they joined us as Year 7 students.
A huge thank you to Ms Alejo and all the staff who helped organise and support the prom behind the scenes. So much work goes into creating an event like this, and thanks to their efforts our students were able to enjoy a fantastic evening and make even more memories together.
We are so proud of everything the Class of 2026 has achieved and cannot wait to welcome them back on GCSE Results Day. Until then, we wish them a fantastic summer and look forward to seeing what the future holds for this amazing year group.
Are you looking for fun, free and family‑friendly things to do over the summer holidays? We have pulled together a huge roundup of local events across Greenwich, Bexley and London - from creative workshops and youth clubs to museum adventures, park festivals, outdoor concerts and inclusive activities.
Whether you want arts, nature, sports, culture, or just something new to explore, there’s plenty happening this summer break - all completely free to enjoy.
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PolyMAT Summer Newsletter - Now Live!
This edition is all about community at the heart of our schools - the people, partnerships and moments that make the Poly Family so special.
Inside this issue, you’ll find highlights from across the Trust, including:
And we can’t quite believe that we are already sharing Issue 7, another milestone showing how much our community continues to grow, connect and celebrate together.
One of the most brilliant long-standing events at Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls took place today, and what a fantastic celebration it was!
Firstly, a huge thank you to Miss Seale for coordinating the event. So much hard work happens behind the scenes, from organising auditions and rehearsals to decorating the space and ensuring everything runs smoothly on the day.
A massive thank you also goes to all of our performers. More than 35 different groups were showcased, representing cultures and countries from across the world. The talent, energy and pride on display were truly incredible. A special mention must also go to our Poly Dance Crew staff team, whose surprise performances delighted the audience and added even more excitement to the celebrations!
Thank you to all staff who supported the event throughout the day and helped make it such a success. A special thank you also to our Premises Team, whose hard work behind the scenes helped bring everything together.
Today was filled with wonderful memories, amazing music, energetic dancing and beautiful cultural dress. Flags were proudly worn and displayed throughout the day as we came together to celebrate the diversity that makes our school community so special.
Thank you to everyone who took part and helped make the event such a success.
Sports Day at Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls took place today and it was such a brilliant day. The students were full of energy, cheering on their forms and creating such a positive atmosphere around the track. A fantastic day overall, and thankfully we had a bit of a breeze to keep everyone going.
A massive thank you to our Premises Team and to Mrs Hodgson and the PE Department for all the hard work behind the scenes to pull off such a huge whole‑school event. Thank you as well to our First Aiders and all staff running the jump events, track placing and everything in between. It really was a full team effort and has given our students some amazing memories.
Well done to every student who took part - and to those who cheered just as loudly from the sidelines. And a big shout‑out to our MCs, Ms Seale and Mr Bari, for keeping the fun, singing and announcements flowing throughout the day.
Such a lovely day for our school community.
Dear Families,
Due to the current weather forecast, we have made some adjustments to the school day on Thursday 9 July 2026 and Friday 10 July 2026. The safety and wellbeing of our students and staff remains our priority. While we continue to take measures to keep the school environment as comfortable as possible, forecast temperatures of up to 33°C may result in significantly higher temperatures inside some areas of the building.
Important Information
Students who have been invited to attend the Prize Giving Evening should return to school at 4:00pm.
Families attending the event should arrive from 4:30pm.
Culture Day Participants
Selected students who are participating in Culture Day will need to remain in school to rehearse for the event on the 09/07/2026 and 10/7/2026. Rehearsals will be 12pm-3.30pm on both days. Students participating have been informed.
Students Remaining in School
We have a limited number of air-conditioned rooms available. If you would like your daughter to remain in school on 9 July 2026 or 10 July 2026, please email info@woolwichpolygirls.co.uk, and we will do our best to accommodate this request. Please see the amended school day times below:

Thank you for your continued support and understanding.
Mr Savage
Assistant Headteacher
Dear Parents and Carers,
We would like to invite you to our Academic Review Day (ARD) on Wednesday 15th July, running from 8:20 AM to 2:00 PM. This is an important opportunity to meet with your daughter’s form tutor for a 7 minute appointment to discuss her latest report, behaviour, and overall progress.
Why it’s important:
This meeting allows you to:
Booking your appointment:
Appointments can be booked to attend either in person or online, depending on your preference. Please book your session via SchoolCloud using the link below:
https://woolwichpolygirls.schoolcloud.co.uk/
Bookings open on Friday 3rd July at 3:00 AM
Important: When booking, please enter your daughter’s legal name exactly as it appears on MCAS (not her preferred name), to ensure the system recognises her.
On the day:
Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to seeing you on the day.
Warm regards,
Ms Sehested
Assistant Headteacher