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| 4 Mar 2022 | |
| Old Girls' Association |
After leaving Swithuns in 1902, Dennett worked as a secretary at the Lyceum Club, a club for women in London who worked in literature, journalism, art, science and medicine. She left her job as a secretary to take up Suffrage work and marched in the Great Suffragette procession to the Albert Hall on 7th June in 1911, the largest women’s suffrage march ever held in Britain.
Earlier this month, headmistress Jane Gandee, and our OGA team travelled to Hong Kong for a series of events celebrating the St Swithun's community. More...
Old Girls return to face the current 1st Lacrosse team in a hard-fought, end of Spring term match. Welcome back OGs! More...
Having recently completed her PhD in particle physics, Dr Maggie Chen is now an AI researcher working in partnership wit… More...
Juliet Slot has built a remarkable career. Now chief commercial officer at Arsenal Football Club, Juliet reflects on the… More...
Charlotte Heath-Bullock, former head girl, thrived on the buzz of boarding life at St Swithun’s. In this interview, Char… More...
Juliet Slot has built a remarkable career. Now chief commercial officer at Arsenal Football Club, Juliet reflects on the lessons that began at school. More...
Sue was born in North London on 24th February 1933. She was just 6 years old when World War II broke out and was sent to the country for her safety, s… More...
