Brighton Girls

Brighton Girls is a truly special school with a warm, friendly and nurturing feel that is hard to find elsewhere. The sense of community extends beyond the girls themselves to the families too, which makes it feel like so much more than just a school. The girls genuinely look after each other across all year groups, all of the time, it is something you notice from day one. The SEN team and wider teaching staff have been incredible in supporting my daughter through Seniors school, and watching her confidence grow over the years has been wonderful to see. She has become such a well-rounded young woman and the school played a huge part in that. The annual dance show Momentum is an amazing experience, the girls work so hard together for it every year and it really showcases everything that makes this school so special. We couldn’t be happier, and we are so glad we still have another daughter to come through the school. Inclusive, personable and genuinely caring.

Brighton girls school it one of the worst schools i could recommend , the teachers are unfair , the education in under average and the head teacher is a real pain, in my honest opinion i would never ever send my daughter back into that school ever, the teachers have suspended her for the most stupidest things ever, and the only thing i'm angry is at the school. At first i thought that the school was going to be amazing for my child but clearly not. DO NOT SEND YOUR DAUGHTER THERE??

We had to move our daughter due to bullying. The teachers were uninterested in resolving - they only care about academic results. So if the bullies have good grades (which in my daughter's case they did) then their interventions are lacklustre and half-hearted. In the end, it was actually spelt out to us by the new (ish) head that our daughter represents one lot of school fees, while the gang bullying her were six lots of school fees. They suggested we could find another place for our daughter. After leaving, our daughter soared, made new friends and became a straight A student. Wish we'd never sent her there. Some of the teachers were nice and tried to be supportive and some of the teachign is excellent. But the culture from the top is to turn a blind eye to behaviour of their 'favourite' girls.