A small, inclusive independent school in Camden Town for girls aged 3 to 11.
Non-selective at entry, we pride ourselves on our high level of pastoral care which we combine with high-quality teaching and a broad, balanced curriculum enriched with arts, languages and sport to ensure that the needs of each individual child are met. The Cavendish School puts praise, encouragement and reward at the heart of developing confidence in each pupil.
It's a beautiful sunny day in Camden and the daffodils are flowering their little socks off! If only all our pupils were here to see them. Can any of you think of a poem about daffodils? Or maybe write one of your own? We hope you are managing to get out and enjoy what feels like the first day o...
One of our teachers stopped to admire this gorgeous sunrise over The Cavendish School this morning. Isn't the sky pretty as day breaks? It's going to be a great day!
Year 5 have been producing some wonderful images of spring blossom in lovely vases. We have a lovely big cherry tree in the garden at school that will be smothered in pink petals in April - something to look forward to on a chilly day now the snow has mostly melted and the trees are bare.
Year 3 have been making fabulous dream catchers at home. The dream catcher is a protective talisman used to protect people from nightmares. Native American cultures believe that both good and bad dreams fill the air at night. Like a spider's web, the dream catcher traps bad dream...
Our pupils are very imaginative - they have been recreating famous works of art using things found about the house. We love this version of Munch's The Scream.
In their French lessons pupils have been learning about the history of 'la galette des rois' sold throughout France in January to celebrate the Epiphany. We were all interested in 'la fève' - traditionally a broad bean but these days a figurine - hidden in the cake. And then t...
Year 3 have been studying art from around the world and this week inspiration has come from totem poles in North America. There were some beautiful examples, using all different media including this one reminiscent of Matisse's cut out technique.
'Her thoughts rushed through her mind like water.' Inspired by a simile studied in class, one of our Year 6 pupils created this fabulous image at home.
We are so pleased that our daughter - and our whole family - is a part of The Cavendish School community.
It really is a special place, tucked away in the middle of Camden.
The enthusiasm of the teachers is amazing, but what is most impressive is the positive and confident character of the girls. A truly special place.
It's a lovely school. The girls are very happy and so are we.
We fell in love with the school the moment we set foot in it and have not been disappointed.
Our New Videos!
A few short films to introduce you to life at The Cavendish School