Colston'S Girls' School

Colston's Girls' School, is a Girls Secondary Academy, located in the Ashley area of Bristol, England. HistoryThe school opened in 1891. It was a selective independent school until voluntarily converting to a state-funded Academy in September 2008. The school mottos are; We cherish our history but look to the future, and Go and do thou likewise taken from the biblical story of the Good Samaritan. It is a multi-faith school. Girls in year 7 study French language and Spanish. They also have a French trip every year in May to go to France for about 3 days, and year 8 upwards study either French, Spanish or both, along with either Russian, German or Latin, which they can continue with for GCSEs. In the sixth form they have a choice of studying any of these languages, plus Italian, Mandarin Chinese or Japanese for A level, with trips overseas to expand the girls' speaking abilities. The school encourages the arts and sports, with teams entering competitions and tournaments across the country in sports such as athletics, hockey, and netball. An annual exhibition of the girls' art work is also displayed at Bristol Guild of Applied Art.

Colston's Girls' School, is a Girls Secondary Academy, located in the Ashley area of Bristol, England. HistoryThe school opened in 1891. It was a selective independent school until voluntarily converting to a state-funded Academy in September 2008. The school mottos are; We cherish our history but look to the future, and Go and do thou likewise taken from the biblical story of the Good Samaritan. It is a multi-faith school. Girls in year 7 study French language and Spanish. They also have a French trip every year in May to go to France for about 3 days, and year 8 upwards study either French, Spanish or both, along with either Russian, German or Latin, which they can continue with for GCSEs. In the sixth form they have a choice of studying any of these languages, plus Italian, Mandarin Chinese or Japanese for A level, with trips overseas to expand the girls' speaking abilities. The school encourages the arts and sports, with teams entering competitions and tournaments across the country in sports such as athletics, hockey, and netball. An annual exhibition of the girls' art work is also displayed at Bristol Guild of Applied Art.