Brentford School for Girls (BSfG) stands at the heart of the Brentford community, serving as a vibrant centre where young girls and women are empowered to aim high, achieve their goals, and become future leaders. Driven by a strong educational philosophy that blends academic excellence with personal development, BSfG nurtures not just bright minds but compassionate individuals ready to make a positive impact.

The school’s inclusive environment welcomes students from diverse backgrounds, ensuring everyone feels valued, supported, and inspired to reach their full potential.

Through a rich variety of extracurricular activities, leadership opportunities, and community-focused initiatives, BSfG strengthens the bond between students, families, and the wider Brentford area—truly shaping well-rounded individuals who leave a lasting impression both in and outside the classroom. BSFG is setting the standard for education and community engagement in the area!

Empowering confidence and safety
One of BSfG’s proudest achievements is its dedication to empowering students with life skills beyond the classroom. The upcoming ‘Empowerment Through Self-Defence Workshop,’ being held on 16th November 2025, will bring together BSfG students and their mothers or carers with other members of the community in a unique, supportive setting. Here, participants will break the silence around abuse towards women, learn practical self-defence techniques, build self-confidence, and leave feeling better connected with their families and peers. This initiative will highlight the school’s proactive role in fostering a safe, resilient, and empowered community for all. 

Community support in action: The FoodBox Initiative
Brentford School for Girls is exploring innovative ways to address local challenges with the early-stage development of its FoodBox Initiative. Spearheaded by Business Manager Melanie Baldy, this initiative aims to position the school as a leader in social responsibility. The programme envisions providing meaningful support to families in need, fostering stronger ties with the Brentford community, and championing sustainability by reducing food waste. While still in its initial discussions, the FoodBox Initiative reflects BSFG’s commitment to driving positive, practical change in the local area. 

Creative partnerships for wellbeing
Going even further, Brentford School for Girls has forged a strong partnership with the Foundation Wellbeing Trust (FWT), a respected charity dedicated to promoting health and wellbeing in Hounslow and Ealing. Together, they are rolling out flagship community projects for 2025/2026 in Hounslow and Ealing, encouraging creativity, resilience, and connection among local families.

A standout event is the upcoming ‘Bloom & Bond’ Craft Workshop at Brentford Library on November 29th 2025 10am-1pm —a delightful, flower-themed craft workshop for women and children aged six and up. From creating floral jewellery and pressed flower bookmarks to designing vibrant collage art, participants will enjoy a warm, welcoming space to create and connect. Community members are invited to register for free. Register for Bloom & Bond : https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fwt-bloom-bond-craft-workshop-tickets-1964839529926

Leading with vision and heart
Guided by Executive Headteacher Marais Leenders and Devesha Singh, Head of Brentford School for Girls, the school stands as a true pillar of excellence, empowerment, and care in Brentford.

The school’s ongoing initiatives—rooted in strong leadership, compassion, and community spirit—ensure that every student enjoys opportunities to thrive, while the bonds between the school and its neighbours grow ever stronger.
 

To learn more about Brentford School for Girls, its achievements, and how to get involved, visit Brentford School for Girls or contact the school at general@brentford.hounslow.sch.uk.