Get Involved
Come back for an event or reunion
We have a tradition of celebrating the school’s birthday in March each year with our alumnae and former staff, as well as holding class reunions, a London drinks reception and other opportunities to get together throughout the year. We also invite alumnae to come and talk in school, about their careers and life experiences.
We are also always happy to help with planning class reunions, so do get in touch if you’d like to come back to school with your classmates!
The Bursary Fund
The Bursary Fund at Sheffield Girls’ ensures that girls from all backgrounds have the opportunity to attend the school, irrespective of financial circumstance. We are able to support girls through their time in school thanks to gifts from alumnae, former staff and friends of the school.
Find out more about the impact a gift to the Bursary Fund can make.
Come and see us
We have a tradition of celebrating the school’s birthday in March each year with our alumnae and former staff, as well as holding class reunions, a London drinks reception and other opportunities to get together throughout the year.
We are also always happy to help with planning class reunions, so do get in touch if you’d like to come back to school with your classmates!
Connect with students and alumnae through GDST Life
GDST Life is the online gateway to the GDST community. Our sixth formers can sign up using their school email address to access online resources for UCAS applications, workshops, podcasts and opportunities to apply for trust wide awards and scholarships.
Once they leave school they will be upgraded to an alumnae profile so that they can access mentoring, university and school specific groups, events, news, resources, professional connections, and much more.
Be an alumna mentor for students through the Rungway App
The Rungway App connects Sixth Form students directly with alumnae from across the network. Once they have downloaded the app and joined the community, students can post questions. Our alumnae community can then provide answers related to specific areas of expertise.
Our Sixth Form girls find this a really useful tool to ask anonymous questions to go hand in hand with the careers advice that they receive within school as well as finding external contacts to support research for their Extended Project Qualification.
News from School
Stay up-to-date with the latest news from Sheffield Girls', and see what our community is up to.
GP alumna returns as part of new speaker series
GP and founder of The Lowdown, Fran Yarlett returned to school as part of our new Live Lunch speaker series hosted by Mrs Metcalfe-Murgatroyd. Fran shared her experiences of GCSEs and A-Lev…
Professional theatre makers run devising workshop for Drama students
Our Year 10 GCSE Drama pupils, and our Year 12 A-Level Drama and Theatre cohort, all participated in a fabulous workshop on Tuesday 1st February. The session was run by professional theatre …
Cyber Security expert returns to school
Class of 2012 alumna Emma Taylor returned to school this week to talk to our pupils about careers in cyber security. Emma, a Cyber Security Consultant at Accenture, left Sheffield Girls’ in …
Alumna shares employability tips with Year 12
Last week Sheffield Girls’ alumna and Global Managing Partner at Kennedys, Suzanne Liversidge delivered a fascinating and inspiring talk to our Year 12s. Suzanne spoke to our Year 12s about …