Events for alumnae and supporters

Below are details of all our current events – please choose an event to find out more details and how to book.

NHEHS Christmas Carol Service

08 December 2025 Free Book now

We warmly welcome our alumnae, former parents and former staff to join us at our Annual Carol Service at St Barnabas. The service runs from 7pm to c.8.15pm.

The full address of the Church is St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, London W5 1QG.

We very much hope to see you on Monday 8th December.

Please book your ticket.

Notting Hill & Ealing High School - Christmas Wreath Making

09 December 2025 £50.00 Book now

It's that time of year again! The NHEHS festive season highlight, the Christmas Wreath-Making Workshop, will soon be upon us!

As in previous years, the evening will be hosted by Louise Dutfield, former owner of The Cracked Pot, a beautiful vintage flower shop in Ealing and now, 'Flowers by Louise.'

Enjoy festive merriment, fizz and nibbles while Louise demonstrates, step by step, how to make a fabulous, festive wreath from scratch. All the necessary tools, materials and seasonal foliage will be provided and, before you know it, you will be in full creative swing and on your way to having the best dressed door on your street!

Places are very limited so please book early. Unfortunately tickets are non-refundable (but they are transferable).

Brighton Girls Christmas Community Tea

16 December 2025 Free Book now

Our annual Community Tea party for grandparents, local community groups and residents of local residential care homes for the elderly. And of course our wonderful alumnae community. Simply book in using the link.

Our students are excited to perform a variety show of talents, from singing, dancing and instrumental performances. All whilst serving lashings of tea, mince pies, cake and treats. And Santa usually pops in for a visit with his elves to distribute some seasonal cheer. Book in today – bring a friend!

All welcome!
If in doubt please email Mrs Rebecca Findlay on r.findlay@brightongirls.gdst.net

If you would like to make a donation to support the school we would be most grateful - you can donate to our Music Fund, projects at the school or our bursary fund here

Thank you for your support.

Brighton Girls Christmas Carol Service

18 December 2025 Free Book now

Our annual Christmas Carol Service at All Saints Church Hove. We respectfully ask that you book two tickets per family in the first instance. Although it is a wonderful space and capacity is good as we take the whole school we have to be mindful of numbers.

More tickets will be released if available that week. All family, friends and alumnae are very welcome to join us, space permitting!

If in doubt please email Mrs Rebecca Findlay on r.findlay@brightongirls.gdst.net

If you would like to make a donation to support the school we would be most grateful - you can donate to our Music Fund, projects at the school or our bursary fund here

Thank you for your support.

Alumnae networking: Future-ready leadership - building your human capabilities in the AI era

04 February 2026 Free Book now

We are delighted to invite alumnae to our next networking event – a great opportunity to meet with members of our amazing GDST community, whilst also hearing from a fantastic alumna speaker, who will be exploring leadership in the age of AI.

In a world reshaped by AI and constant organisational change, the leaders who thrive aren’t simply the most technical, they are the most human.

Join us to hear from South Hampstead alumna Victoria Rennoldson, for an inspiring, interactive and practical conversation on what it takes to become a global leader. She will explore why human capabilities, including confidence, clarity, connection and cultural intelligence, are becoming the defining skills of global leadership, and why professionals can risk losing ground as AI accelerates.

She’ll share how to close your own ‘human capabilities gap,’ elevate your influence, and build the global leadership mindset needed for the future of work.

Whether you’re early in your career, an aspiring leader, or already leading across the world, this talk will share inspiration, ideas, strategies, and insights from Victoria’s new book, Become a Global Leader.

There will be the chance to network both before and after the talk, with the opportunity to meet alumnae from your sector over refreshments.

About Victoria Rennoldson
Victoria is a coach, speaker and certified facilitator, specialising in global leadership, communication and cultural intelligence. She helps professionals to accelerate their careers towards leadership and thrive in global team collaboration through amplifying their impact, communicating confidently and connecting with cultural intelligence.

Victoria is the CEO and Founder of Culture Cuppa, an author and a top-ranked podcast host with over 155 episodes. Find out more here.

Brighton Girls Wine Tasting with 9 Vines

25 February 2026 Free Book now

Join us for a fabulous evening with a wonderful selection of wines. Alumna of the Month, November 2025, Tina Rose is one of the owners of this wonderful wine emporium on Woodland Parade near Hove Park and we are delighted to collaborate on this event!

Tickets are £45 per person, including 5 glasses of wine and our usual cheese, charcuterie, bread, olives etc.

Places are strictly limited, book today to avoid disappointment.

All alumnae, family and friends welcome!

South Hampstead Annual Reunion Tea 2026

08 March 2026 £25.00 Book now

All alumnae are welcome to attend this celebratory event. This year we will be gathering together decade reunion groups for the class of 1966, 1986, 1996, 2006 and 2016 plus special Gold and Silver Anniversary celebrations for the Class of 1976 and 2001.

Tickets are £25

Please note you are welcome to book for the Tea but any bookings from 2pm on the 4th March 2026 will not be printed on the guestlist.

Portsmouth High School Alumnae Reunion 2026

12 September 2026 Free Book now

Alumnae Reunion for all who left PHS in 1956, 66, 76, 86, 96, 2006 and 2016 (year left is the year you would have left if you had stayed for sixth form)