Year 12 Psychology students were able to undertake first hand learning from the world of industry when they visited UCL’s Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging.

Two intrepid Year 8s pitted their mathematical and technological wits against a series of challenges in the national CyberFirst Girls Competition. The competition was organised by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), a part of GCHQ, to generate more interest among young women in the increasingly important field of cyber security.

The TGS Team were delighted to have been placed 11th in the country.

Dr Siobhán McIlvanney, Head of French at King’s College London, visited to talk to students about studying languages at university.

27 Sixth Form philosophy students traveled to Southampton University for a day of lectures on a wide range of philosophical topics. They explored a variety of questions including “What makes you the same person you were yesterday?” and “Can we travel back in time?” .

Tonbridge Grammar School is delighted to announce that the TGS Motet Choir have qualified for the semi-finals of the BBC Songs of Praise ‘Young Choir of the Year 2019' and the final of the Barnardo's Youth Choir Competition. 

Year 12 students Amelia and Emily had the opportunity to become diplomats for the day at the 2018 Model United Nations Competition in Tunbridge Wells. They were awarded ‘Highly Commended for work in Refugees and Migrants Category’ for India and ‘Best Delegate on the International Security Committee’ for Israel.

Year 12 competed in Bar Mock Trial on 1st Dec at Maidstone Crown Court, giving them a unique opportunity to gain unparalleled insight into the justice system.