Stratford Girls' Grammar School, often shortened to SGGS, is a selective girls' grammar school at Shottery Manor on the edge of Stratford-upon-Avon. It educates about 831 students from 11 to 18 and has a distinctive setting: the school is built around the historic Manor while also using modern teaching and co-curricular facilities. SGGS celebrated its Diamond Jubilee in 2018, after opening as Stratford-upon-Avon Grammar School for Girls in 1958.
The school presents itself as a high-performing all-girls environment with a broad, balanced curriculum. In Key Stage 3, pupils study subjects including art, computing, design technology, drama, food technology, French, humanities, music, PE, religious studies and science, with a second language introduced from Year 8 and triple science starting in Year 9. At GCSE, pupils keep English, maths, a language and all three sciences, then choose from arts, humanities and technology subjects.
The sixth form has a confident academic identity without losing the school's pastoral tone. SGGS says it specialises in teaching so students can specialise in learning, and its A-level offer includes sciences, mathematics, further mathematics, psychology, economics, politics, languages, music and theatre studies. The wider school language is caring, supportive and inclusive, with resilience, positivity, respect, extra-curricular opportunities and an active student-leadership culture threaded through the official pages.
Admission to Year 7 is for 120 places and is coordinated through Warwickshire Admissions. For 2027 entry, registration runs from 7 May to 30 June 2026 and the consortium entrance test determines eligibility before the school's oversubscription criteria are applied. The automatic qualifying score and minimum academic standard are set for the entry year rather than fixed in advance. The latest applications record lists 445 applications and 120 offers; published measures add Ofsted Outstanding, +1.07 Progress 8, 100% grade 5+ in English and maths and 38.3% AAB or better at A level.