Rosalind Clayson, Reception teacher at Burgess Hill Girls, expresses the difficulties faced during lockdown and how she has tackled these last few months to maintain a good and healthy wellbeing.

Pupils at Burgess Hill Girls have taken the lead in presenting and interview roles in BookSmart, a new video book series for teenage girls.

Burgess Hill Girls is embracing National Mental Health Awareness Week, which runs from 10th – 16th May, with a theme of ‘Nature’. A wide range of nature themed activities, a programme of visiting speakers and the launch of their own mindfulness film, ‘Nature of Burgess Hill Girls’ are all planned.

As the nation returned to barbers and hair salons this week, 13-year-old Annabelle Sankey-Rigby has managed not only to a get a long overdue haircut, but also to raise over £1,000 for the Little Princess Trust.

A team of ten teachers at Burgess Hill Girls has completed a challenge to run, walk and cycle the equivalent distance of John O’Groats to Land’s End.

On Thursday 25th March, Burgess Hill Girls put-on a special Springtime Celebration event, raising over £3,400 for the Burgess Hill Foodbank