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1. www.westendextra.co.uk › article › vive-la-difference-2Vive la difference | Westminster Extra

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   4 days ago · Another campaigner was Frances Buss, pioneering headmistress of the North London Collegiate School and later the Camden School for Girls. Some of the book’s women should be better known than they are – such as Eleanor Rathbone, who lived in Westminster and later Highgate and was an Independent MP.

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3. www.islingtontribune.co.uk › cleo-queen-of-camdenCleo, queen of camden | Islington Tribune

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   14 hours ago · Brought up on the Regent’s Park Estate and an alumnus of Camden School for Girls, she was always happy to return to her roots, announcing at a gig at the Kentish Town Stores last year: “I’m a real Camden girl and proud of it.”.

4. www.camdennewjournal.co.uk › article › jehaneJehane Markham, our warm poet decoding this world | Camden ...

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   3 days ago · From there, her education was placed in the hands of the progressive teachers at the Town and Country School in Swiss Cottage, and then she studied for A-levels at Camden School for Girls.

5. www.camdennewjournal.co.uk › article › climateDartford Crossing climate activist in deportation battle

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   5 days ago · Holly Cullen-Davies is in a legal battle with the Home Office to save her partner Marcus Decker from being forced back to Germany. The former Camden School for Girls pupil’s campaign has been backed by a range of celebrities including the environmentalist and TV presenter Chris Packham.

6. plan-uk.org › press › ice-sculptures-along-thamesLifelike ice sculptures appear along Thames to highlight four ...

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   5 days ago · According to the survey of 10,000 children affected by conflict across ten countries[2], more than half of girls (52%) reported missing school due to conflict. Among girls from Sudan, this figure rose to 73%, while reports suggest that hundreds of thousands of girls living in Gaza are receiving no formal education[3].

7. www.col.org › news › girls-vision-for-the-futureGirls’ Vision for the future: Giving girls a voice - col.org

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   5 days ago · However, global gender parity in upper secondary schools is still at 24 per cent, and 119 million girls are out of school . With many countries in conflict, battling climate change and economic downturns, the disproportionate negative impact on girls is eroding some of the gains of recent years, leading to uncertain futures in unsafe and unsupportive environments, rising poverty and exclusion ...

8. www.nlcs.org.uk › news › nlcs-named-in-the-top-10NLCS named in the top 10 Best Private London Schools by ...

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   1 day ago · Here’s what Carfax Education said about NLCS: This prestigious London girls’ day school maintains its reputation as an education leader, nurturing capable, confident young women. Upholding the visionary ideals of its founder, Frances Mary Buss, it offers an empowering and broad education preparing young women to be agile and ambitious in the 21st Century.