James Allen’s Girls’ School

[gallery] 200 audience members and 150 Year 7-13 performers representing world cultures blew away the bleakness of a Friday night in February with a colourful, flamboyant and energetic fusion

JAGS girls work hard. That much, everyone knows… However, it is less well known that we also play hard. Most notably, with crayons, plasticine, and teddy

This recycle-a-bike community project is a brilliant way for Year 7s to get actively engaged in thinking about their community. The scheme refurbishes and recycles bikes,

So far this year, the highlight of the JAGS music scene has definitely been our Gospel Choir’s collaboration with the visiting Sparrow Choir. It was the

There was treasure to be found in the ponds at JAGS on Monday – not gold coins maybe but a richness of creatures and insects to

Not tea for two and two for tea – more like eighty-two of each! Guests of Dulwich Helpline joined Year 12 students from James Allen’s Girls’

Giving back is so much part of the JAGS ethos that it seemed natural that we should be involved in the Big Give Philanthropy in Schools