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About Chelmsford County High School for Girls

Chelmsford County High School for Girls is a grammar academy school for girls aged 11-18. We are a community where every girl can thrive and reach her full potential. Our aim is to provide an excellent education, rich in opportunities and experiences, to help our girls become confident, independent and responsible individuals.

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Rating Breakdown

Based on published reviews
Safety & Security 4.3
Teaching Quality 4.0
Communication 4.7
Student Wellbeing 4.3
Facilities 4.7

School Workforce

Teacher and staff information • 2024-2025

Note: These figures are estimated based on national averages. Actual school-level data not yet available.
17.0:1
Pupil-Teacher Ratio
Excellent
72.7
Teachers (FTE)

Estimated workforce data based on GIAS enrollment and national average ratios. Academic year 2024-2025.

Secondary School Results (Key Stage 4)

Exam performance data • 2023-2024

80.6
Attainment 8
Average grade across 8 subjects
+0.76
Progress 8
Well above average
100.0%
English & Maths 9-5
Strong pass in both
100.0%
English & Maths 9-4
Standard pass in both

Additional Information

98.0% entered EBacc
97.4% achieved EBacc
151 pupils in cohort

Data from DfE Performance Tables for academic year 2023-2024. Published January 2024. View full performance tables

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Emily W Unconfirmed
Parent Sep 20, 2022
5.0

"Excellent school experience"

I've been thoroughly impressed with Chelmsford County High School for Girls. My daughter has thrived in the supportive environment and has made lifelong friendships. The facilities are top-notch, and the CCHS Citizenship Programme has really resonated with her.
Safety & Wellbeing 4/5
Teaching & Learning 4/5
Communication 5/5
Mental & Emotional Wellbeing 5/5
Facilities 5/5
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James T Unconfirmed
Parent Mar 1, 2022
4.0

"Mixed experience so far"

We're still getting accustomed to the school, and while my daughter seems to be enjoying it, I'm not entirely convinced about the school's approach to pastoral care. The facilities are impressive, and the Sixth Form provision looks great. We'll see how things develop over the next year or so.
Safety & Wellbeing 4/5
Teaching & Learning 3/5
Communication 4/5
Mental & Emotional Wellbeing 3/5
Facilities 4/5
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Parent Unconfirmed
Parent Jan 7, 2022
3.0

"cchs ~yr 9"

im a student in year nine at this school so havent had any years where i wasnt affected by the pandemic. this will mean my view of the school will be different from those in older years obviously. in general its an okay school, nothing completely horrific or outstanding, but like with anything, there are many areas for improvement. i personally think that the school should be more supportive of lgbtq+ identities as there are a few members of staff who have been unpleasant about such things. last year during pride month there was a pride flag put up on the flag pole in support, but it really wasnt there for very long, a day max. this has nothing to do with the school not be able to have flags up for long, as when prince philip died, the british flag was flown for a while. as someone who struggles with mental health issues, the help provided is really not great. they dont seem to care about how the work load given to us is too much and that its very difficult to keep up with, and this is coming from someone who hasnt even started gcses yet. there is a rule about not setting overnight homework but that really means nothing at this point when you have a piece due in every day of the week and not enough time to do your homework and look after your failing mental health. there are also some pervy teachers but its whatever, people are pretty numb to it now
Safety & Wellbeing 4/5
Teaching & Learning 3/5
Communication 3/5
Mental & Emotional Wellbeing 2/5
Facilities 4/5
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Sarah K Unconfirmed
Parent Jun 15, 2021
5.0

"A shining example of girls' education"

I'm so grateful for the incredible education my daughter received at Chelmsford County High School for Girls. The school's commitment to girls' education, as well as its values of empowerment and inclusivity, truly shine through. I'm so proud to have been a part of this community.
Safety & Wellbeing 5/5
Teaching & Learning 5/5
Communication 5/5
Mental & Emotional Wellbeing 5/5
Facilities 5/5

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