Girls' Day School Trust - Former GDST Schools

Former GDST Schools

The following schools were once opened or administered by the GDST. The dates relate to when the school was connected to the Trust. Unless otherwise stated the later date signifies the date of the closure of each school.

• Carlisle High School, 1884–1904. Transferred to the Cumberland County Council. Later became St Aidan's County High School and Specialist Sports and Science College, now Richard Rose Central Academy.
• Charters-Ancaster School, 1988–1995. Merged with Battle Abbey School.
• Clapham Middle School, 1875–1904. Merged with Clapham High School.
• Clapham High School, 1882–1938. Merged with Streatham Hill and Brixton High School.
• Clapton and Hackney High School, 1875–1899. Originally Hackney High School.
• Dover High School, 1888–1908.
• Dulwich High School, 1878–1913. Transferred to Church Schools' Company. Closed in 1938.
• Gateshead High School, 1876–1907. Merged with Central Newcastle High School.
• Greycotes School, Oxford c1990s, Merged with the Squirrel School to form the preparatory department of Oxford High School.
• Highbury and Islington High School, 1878–1911.
• Hilden Grange School, 2005–2010. Ownership of the school was transferred to Alpha Plus Group from September 2010.
• Kensington High School, 1873–1948. The junior school continued to function as Kensington Preparatory School.
• East Liverpool High School, 1891–1921. Merged with Liverpool High School.
• Newton Abbot High School, 1881–1888. School transferred to Miss Ridley.
• Paddington and Maida ValeHigh School, 1878–1912. Originally Maida Vale High School. Transferred to London County Council in 1912.
• The Squirrel School, Oxford, 1996–1997. Merged with Greycotes School to form preparatory department of Oxford High School.
• Swansea High School, 1888–1895.
• The Hamlets School, Liverpool., 1912–2010. Opened 1912 as junior section of The Belvedere School. Joined the GDST as a separate school in 2006. Sold in 2010
• Tunbridge Wells High School, 1883–1945.
• Weymouth High School, 1880–1894.
• York High School, 1880–1907. Transferred to Church Schools' Company and became York College for Girls.