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Covid-19 January 2022 update:

At the end of 2021, we decided to hold all mentoring sessions, events and workshops online until the end of January 2022. This decision was made to put the health, safety and wellbeing of everyone in our network first as well as ensure the consistency and impact of the mentoring programme we commit to delivering.

In response to the latest safety guidance, we are pleased that from Monday 31st January we will return to in-person events and mentoring sessions. We continue to monitor Covid-19 government guidelines and safety guidance and will update our network and website should any further changes be introduced. 

If your school is already part of our programme, your Network Manager will reach out to you with more information in response to any new guidelines - or please contact them if you have any questions or concerns. 

For new schools who wish to discuss becoming a partner (which can include an online mentoring programme), please fill in our schools’ interest form at the bottom of this page and we will be in touch as soon as possible. 

Thank you for your continued support!


"I'm evangelical about [The Girls' Network]" - Kuljit Rahelu, Headteacher, Hornsey School for Girls

Read Hornsey's full testimonial

Do you

Work with 14-19 year old girls?

Are

Some of the girls that you work with eligible for pupil premium or free school meals?

Could they

Benefit from a dedicated mentor who is a woman?

If so, then we could help!


How we can help 

We will match your students with inspiring professionals who are women, who will support them over the course of an academic year. Alongside this mentoring, we also provide access to high quality workshops, exclusive networking opportunities and work experience that young women may not have had access to otherwise.

REGISTER YOUR SCHOOL'S INTEREST

Please note that we are currently working in the following regions: Greater London, Sussex, the South Coast, the West Midlands, Greater Manchester, Tyne and Wear, Tees Valley and Merseyside. If your school is not in one of the above, we will still strive to get back to you and store your information for the future, as we continue to grow and expand.

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Published: 31st May, 2019

Updated: 16th May, 2022

Author: Nat Rossetti

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