We are incredibly proud of Gracie Wilson in Year 8, who took part in the Torbay Performing Arts Festival this weekend, hosted at TGGS. Gracie has performed at the festival for several years on the violin, but this year she stepped bravely out of her comfort zone by entering the secondary beginner singing class to.
Huge congratulations to our U15 netball team, who finished as proud runners up at the State Schools Netball Championships last week! 
Year 12 student, Isla Rowe, has secured a place in the national final of the Historical Association’s prestigious public speaking competition, The Great Debate.
It comes around quicker every year, and it’s definitely a marmite occasion—you either love it and get involved or you don’t! 
On Wednesday 4 March, a talented team of our linguists travelled to North Devon to take part in the Regional Languages Speaking Competition.
Following a recent two-day external safeguarding review, Torquay Girls’ Grammar School (TGGS) has been commended for its exceptionally strong safeguarding culture, which is described as a significant area of strength across all levels of the school community.
Torquay Girls’ Grammar School (TGGS) marked National Apprenticeship Week by welcoming back three accomplished alumnae, who spoke to current Year 12 and 13 students about the growing range of opportunities available through degree apprenticeships. The session highlighted the breadth of opportunities available beyond the traditional university route and demonstrated the success students can achieve through this increasingly popular pathway.
What a month for Year 7 pupil Siena Wilkinson!
On Tuesday 3rd February, some of our year 10 & 11 students enjoyed a trip to Oxford, courtesy of Mr Endersby (one of his favourite places 
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In the words of our incredible Sixth form students Bonnie, Brina and Eleanor:
Our students delivered an outstanding performance to become the U15 State School Area Winners 2026 on Monday 26th January at Paignton. Competing against strong opposition, the team showed consistency, confidence and composure throughout the tournament.
On 22nd January, we had the privilege of welcoming Melvyn Leach, a Holocaust speaker from the organisation Generation2Generation, to come and speak to year 9 students and above.