Blackheath High School

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Blackheath High School
Motto "Blackheath High School - a place to grow, a place to excel"
Established 1880
Type Independent girls day school GDST
Headmistress Mrs E Laws
Founder Princess Louise
Location Blackheath
London
England
LEA Greenwich
Gender Girls
Ages 3 to 18
Part of the Girls Day School Trust
Website Blackheath High School

Blackheath High School is situated near Blackheath Village in southeast London, England. It was founded in 1880 as part of the Girls' Day School Trust. The Senior Department is located in Vanbrugh Park after moving from Blackheath village many years ago. The school in Blackheath village then became the Junior department of the school. The school's motto is "Blackheath High School - a place to grow, a place to excel"

[edit] Notable alumnae

[edit] Published Histories

  • Malim, Mary Charlotte & Escreet, Henrietta Caroline (1927), The Book of Blackheath High School, Blackheath: Blackheath Press .
  • Watts, K M (1980), A History of Blackheath High School, Impart .
  • Allen, Dr Hillary (2005), A Brief History of Blackheath High School GDST 1880–2005. Retrieved on 21/05/2008.

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