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Collapse GDS - Records of the Girls' Day School Trust and predecessors (GDST)GDS - Records of the Girls' Day School Trust and predecessors (GDST)
Expand 1 - Constitutional Records1 - Constitutional Records
Expand 2 - Honorary Members2 - Honorary Members
Expand 3 - Council Records3 - Council Records
Expand 4 - Annual and Extraordinary General Meetings4 - Annual and Extraordinary General Meetings
Expand 5 - Annual reports 5 - Annual reports
Expand 6 - Committees6 - Committees
Expand 7 - Shareholders' Records7 - Shareholders' Records
Expand 8 - Financial Records8 - Financial Records
Expand 9 - General Administration 9 - General Administration
Expand 10 - Relationship with Central and Local Government10 - Relationship with Central and Local Government
Expand 11 - Central Governance of Schools11 - Central Governance of Schools
Expand 12 - Current Schools12 - Current Schools
Expand 13 - Former Schools13 - Former Schools
Expand 14 - Property14 - Property
Expand 15 - Staff15 - Staff
Expand 16 - Pupils 16 - Pupils
Expand 17 - Curriculum17 - Curriculum
Expand 18 - Teacher Training18 - Teacher Training
Expand 19 - Examinations and Assessment19 - Examinations and Assessment
Expand 20 - School Inspections20 - School Inspections
Expand 21 - Scholarships and Prizes21 - Scholarships and Prizes
Expand 22 - Publicity22 - Publicity
Collapse 23 - Publications23 - Publications
Expand 1 - Histories of the Trust1 - Histories of the Trust
Expand 2 - Histories of Individual Schools2 - Histories of Individual Schools
Collapse 3 - Research3 - Research
1 - 'The Curriculum of the Girls Public Day School Company, 1872-1920'
2 - 'Nottingham High School, 1875-1900: a history of the foundation and early development of a proprietary school for middle class girls'
3 - 'The Role of the Girls' Public Day School Trust in Promoting Women's Education 1872-1914, with particular reference to Bromley High School'
4 - 'Secondary Education for Girls 1850-1900, innovation and change'
5 - 'The Education of Middle Class Girls in Private Day Schools in Late 19th and Early 20th century England, with specific reference to schools in Newcastle and Sunderland'
6 - 'Carers or Careers: conflict and Ambivalence within middle class girls' education in the Girls' Day School Trust, with special reference to Sutton High School 1884-1924'
7 - 'The Education and Achievements of the 'New Style' Girls' Schools, 1850-1900, with special reference to the North London Collegiate School for Girls, The Girls' Public Day School Company, and the City of London School For Girls'
8 - 'A female single-sex school: Sutton High School'
9 - 'Studies in the Society's History and Archives CXLII Maria Grey and the Society'
10 - 'Effective pedagogies for girls' learning - a review of recent research' by Mike Younger, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge for the GDST (2 editions)
11 - GDST Student Survey: What makes teaching great?
12 - 'Designing the Future of Girls' Education: classroom, curriculum & culture'
13 - 'Reaching out: a report and case stuudies of cross--sector partnerships and outreach work in GDST schools'
14 - 'The Girls' futures report: shaping skills, diving confidence and creating leaders'
Expand 4 - In-House Magazines4 - In-House Magazines
Expand 5 - Other Publications5 - Other Publications
Expand 6 - Press Cuttings and articles 6 - Press Cuttings and articles
7 - Alumni Publications
8 - Alumni Publications
Expand 24 - Events24 - Events
Expand 25 - Artefacts25 - Artefacts
Expand 26 - Photographs26 - Photographs
Expand 27 - Old Girls' Associations and the Minerva Network27 - Old Girls' Associations and the Minerva Network
Expand 28 - History of the Trust and other papers28 - History of the Trust and other papers
Expand A - Papers of Maria Grey and Emily ShirreffA - Papers of Maria Grey and Emily Shirreff
Expand B - Friends of the Girls' Public Day School TrustB - Friends of the Girls' Public Day School Trust
C - Scrapbook of Monica Allanach, almuna of Wimbledon High School 1931-1938