We are delighted to announce that Mrs Lydia Kyle, current Director of the Junior School, will take up the role of Acting Principal for the 2026-27 school year. â
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This follows current Principal Miss Amy Wallace's decision to step down at the end of the academic year due to relocation. We are incredibly grateful to Miss Wallace for her four years of service to Queenâs Gate and wish her every success for the future.â
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Read the full announcement via the link in our bio.
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Weâre pleased to share an exciting update on the next phase of development at Queen's Gate School. Our ambitious plans focus on creating a vibrant, modern learning environment while strengthening the unique Queen's Gate community culture. Further details, including FAQs, are available via the link in our bio.
Queenâs Gate will be at the Independent Schools Show at RHS Lindley Hall on Thursday 14 May.â
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Mrs Lydia Kyle will be speaking on the Muddy Stilettos Stage, joining a panel on âOne Size Doesnât Fit All: Finding the Right School for Your Childâ, where sheâll be fielding questions and sharing expert insight.â
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We hope to see you there!
Monique took us into the world of indoor skydiving, sharing her research on the sport and the remarkable achievements of Kyra Poh. Her presentation captured both the thrill and precision of the discipline, bringing a high-energy perspective to the QG Challenge.
Remove showcased their QG Challenge projects last week, exploring an impressive range of topics. Lili shared her passion for fossil hunting along the Jurassic Coast, talking us through some of her most exciting finds.
What did QG staff get up to this May Bank Holiday weekend? âď¸â
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From walks along the Thames to theatre trips and celebrations at the Southbank Centreâs 75th anniversary, it was a weekend well spent.â
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Back now, refreshed and ready for the rest of term.
Can you guess the singer in this group of cast members from the Junior School production of âSinginâ in the Rain Jrâ?â . Leave your guesses down below! đ
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Year 5 and 6 are hard at work this week rehearsing and prepping for their production, which will be premiered this Thursday at Chelsea Theatre! Donât forget to book your tickets via the booking link sent to your email.â
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Thursday 7 May 2026â
Matinee Performance: 1:30pmâ
Evening Performance: 5:30pmâ
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THE CHELSEA THEATRE, 7 WORLDâS END PLACE, LONDON, SW10 0DRâ
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As part of the QG Challenge, Tatiana explored the workings of the House of Commons, researching Prime Ministers and the layout of the chamber. She brought her learning to life by creating her own detailed models, offering a thoughtful and hands-on insight into British politics.
This term the Junior School girls were challenged to âgrow a fiverâ â using ÂŁ5 of seed money to create and run their own small businesses. From initial ideas through to production, marketing and sales, they took full ownership of the process, developing confidence, teamwork and problem-solving skills along the way. From personalised pencils to QG colouring books, the range of ventures on offer was impressive, showcasing the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit of our young business leaders.
We are delighted to announce our upcoming QG x Andipa Junior School Art Exhibition.â
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This yearâs exhibition, 'Continents: A Celebration of Global Female Artists, showcases the creativity of our pupils, inspired by female artists from around the world.'â
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We are proud to be partnering with Andipa Gallery to present their work in an exceptional setting.â
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The exhibition will take place across two evenings:â
Wednesday 13 May â Preliminary, Transition, IB, IA & IIBâ
Thursday 14 May â IIA & III Formâ
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Time: 6.30pm â 8.00pmâ
Venue: Andipa Gallery, Knightsbridgeâ
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Please check your emails for the booking link.
