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Channing, an independent school based in North London, where girls aged 4 to 18 can discover their interests, develop their talents, and build lasting friendships. Our inspiring environment fosters academic achievement and personal growth.
The school successfully meets its ambition to empower pupils to become independent thinkers and fearless learners.
A visionary all-girls school full of extremely confident, capable and engaging young women.
The school successfully meets its ambition to empower pupils to become independent thinkers and fearless learners.
Pupils accept others for who they are, respect diversity and appreciate the richness different cultures and traditions bring.
The development of pupils’ knowledge, skills and understanding is excellent, underpinned by the school’s commitment to offering an education of breadth.
Numbers & statistics
Excellent
ISI Inspection Report
200+
clubs and societies
243
art theatre
Excellent
Sixth Form
centre
9
from Archway and Highgate underground stations
340
Junior School
677
Senior School
25
90%
a 4 mile radius
89.3%
A* - B
85.9%
9 - 7
100%
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2024 - 2025 Highlights: Computing
Channing’s Computing department had an incredible year! From record-breaking results in the Bebras Challenge and standout Python projects to creative robotics, coding clubs, and competitions like Cyber Explorers and Girls in IT Day—students explored AI, cybersecurity, and more. Trips, workshops, and hands-on projects brought computing to life across the school.
Experience Channing Senior—a happy, academic, and purposeful community where fearless learners thrive. Rooted in Unitarian values and a ‘10% braver’ ethos, we foster intellectual curiosity, kindness, and confidence through inspiring teaching, exceptional co-curriculars, and meaningful partnerships—guided by the belief that each girl is unique. Book your place at our Senior Open Day now.
2024–2025 Highlights: Classics
The Classics Department had a dynamic year, with highlights including a five-day trip to Greece, theatre visits to Oedipus and Elektra, and museum trips to the British Museum, Ashmolean, and Verulamium. Students enjoyed book clubs, guest talks on Mesopotamian ghosts, and lively debates—plus outreach with partner schools in Latin and mythology.
It`s Day 3 for our Gold @dofeuk students, and here is team `Gold Questers` departing from Capel-y-ffin
2024–2025 Highlights: Junior School Art & DT
From cave walls to ceramic tiles, and from poke bowls to programmable lights, it’s been a wonderfully creative and dynamic year. The Junior School Art and Design & Technology department has provided endless opportunities for exploration, innovation and expression. We are proud of every pupil’s achievements and look forward to another year filled with imagination and artistic adventure!
2024–2025 Highlights: Computing
There have been plenty of activities both inside and outside the syllabus in Computing this year. Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge Pupils from Years 7, 8, and 9 took part in the Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge...
2024–2025 Highlights: Junior School Art & DT
It’s been an exciting year of creativity and innovation in the Junior School’s Art, Design & Technology department, where pupils have tackled a wide array of hands-on, imaginative projects. Throughout the year, pupils have explored...
2024–2025 Highlights: Art
Art Exhibitions 2025 The end-of-year exhibitions for GCSE and A Level students were once again a highlight of the school calendar. Held across the Ark Gallery, Studios 1 and 2, and even along the Haigh...
Year 8 French Trip to Normandy 2025
The Year 8 first language French pupils went to Criel-sur-Mer in Normandy during enrichment week and had a wonderful sunny time whilst being immersed in the language and culture. Here is a summary of our...
Miss Hamalis’ Bulletin – Tuesday 1 July 2025
Dear Parents and Carers As we approach the end of the academic year, I find myself reflecting on the many journeys that have taken place, both big and small. At the Junior School, we witness...
