Welcome to the Sixth Form 2025/26
Welcome to the Sixth Form
It is a pleasure to welcome you to the Sixth Form at Habs Girls. These are transformative years – full of challenge, opportunity and growth – and we are delighted to walk alongside our students as they take their first steps into young adulthood. Whether arriving from within our school or joining us anew, every Sixth Former becomes part of a vibrant, ambitious, and supportive community, where each individual is known, encouraged and expected to flourish.
At Habs, we believe the Sixth Form should be more than a stepping-stone to university. It is a place of curiosity and independence, where academic ambition goes hand-in-hand with the development of confidence, resilience, and purpose. Our students are stretched by expert teaching and inspired by opportunities to lead, explore and contribute beyond the classroom. We are proud of the breadth of co-curricular life, the strength of relationships and the culture of integrity and kindness that underpins all we do.
We are also fortunate to share our campus with Habs Boys. This unique collaboration allows our Sixth Formers to benefit from co-taught lessons, joint activities, and shared leadership, whilst remaining part of two distinct but closely aligned schools. The result is a dynamic and diverse learning environment, rich in perspectives and grounded in mutual respect.
Above all, our Sixth Form is designed to prepare you for life – intellectually, socially and emotionally. We aim to foster not only strong academic outcomes, but also the curiosity, maturity and clarity of purpose that will guide you long after you leave Habs.
We look forward to working in partnership with families over the next two years and to seeing all that our Sixth Formers will achieve.
MRS CAMILLA MILSOM ASSISTANT HEAD HEAD OF SIXTH FORM
About the School
There are approximately 800 students aged 11 to 18 in the Senior School.
Whenever students join, whether it be from our Junior School, Year 7, through an occasional place or at Year 12, there is a broad and challenging curriculum for them to relish. As a school we believe in lessons that have both pace and rigour as defining characteristics. Academic excellence is a product of our approach to active and independent learning, with practical tasks and problem solving enabling our students to develop their understanding in the deepest sense.
Enthusiasm and excitement are key, as is providing the stimulus for discussion and debate.
Students love to be challenged and have an insatiable curiosity about the world around them. Your parents are welcomed into the school to support the curriculum. There are Curriculum Evenings for your parents to learn about our approach to the syllabus and how they can best support you at home; we firmly believe that students do best when school and home are working in true partnership.
Our
values
Our values are what we hold dear as a school, the core beliefs that we stand for. They should drive all decisions and actions.
Ambition
We are bold and ambitious – for ourselves, but also for others and for the world. This is underpinned by our altruistic and philanthropic foundation, which drives our values and behaviours. We expect everyone to give their best, to stretch boundaries, and to challenge the status quo. We believe that ambition can be limitless. When combined with courage, curiosity and community, ambition can be a selfless and powerful lever for change.
Curiosity
We create and use every opportunity to engage with the world around us; we ask questions, challenge assumptions and express our ideas. Alongside our academic interests and skills, we also love to exercise our imaginations, creativity and spirituality. Our broad and carefully curated curriculum leads us into experiences of awe and wonder – bringing a sense of magic and excitement to learning.
Courage
Exploring beyond our comfort zones enables us to become more self-aware, adventurous, resilient and independent. We aim high, following our dreams, but we cope well if we don’t always succeed. We understand how to balance humility and boldness when speaking out on behalf of ourselves and others. And we are unflinching problem-solvers, continually seeking to change the world for the better.
Community
Habs is one caring, respectful community on one fabulous campus. Our focus is on belonging and inclusivity: celebrating our differences, not in spite of our differences. Beyond our students and staff, this sense of collaborative togetherness extends to our families, alumni, partner schools, and even the world. We’re helping to learn from and empower wider communities – locally, nationally and globally. We bring the world to our door, but we also step through that door into the wider world.
Sixth Form Induction Day
Friday 5 September 2025
8.15am to 2.30pm
Induction Day takes place a day before term officially starts for all students. During Induction Day, you will take part in a series of fun activities to help them get to know others in your form and year group.
We invite all parents, guardians and students to join the Senior Leadership Team, Sixth Form Team and Tutors for breakfast and presentations from 8.15am to 9.45am.
Staff will be in the coach and car park to welcome and guide you to the Dining Room. Please arrive between 8.15am and 8.30am.
Induction Day will end at around 2.30pm, students will be shown back to the coach or car park.
WE ASK STUDENTS TO:
- Attend wearing full Sixth Form dress code
- Bring their school bag, some pens and their school issued device (if they have one)
- Bring a packed lunch if they are not using the school dining room
- Students will not need any kit on this day
- Students can bring a mobile phone but it needs to be switched off when they arrive at school
INDUCTION DAY COACH SERVICE FOR ALL
Any student can use the coaches on Induction Day, whether or not you are registered as a regular user for the service. There is no charge, but you will need to book a ticket to reserve a seat.
Information on how to reserve a seat on this service will be sent to you by the Transport Manager during the summer break.
A bespoke timetable will be in operation for Induction Day covering the popular stops on our usual home-to-school service. The timetable for this service will be published in the transport newsletter which will be sent to all parents. The return service will depart from school at approximately 2.30pm and follow the bespoke published timetable.
We encourage everyone to use the Induction Day coach service to give students a taste of the experience of arriving and departing school from the coach park and the opportunity to meet some of our expert home to school coach drivers.
From Monday 8 September you will become part of a 1,700 student strong coach community and the orientation provided on Induction Day together with the information in the Home to School Coach Terms of Service will ensure you are equipped for your journey on the coaches.
STUDENTS TRAVELLING TO SCHOOL BY CAR
If you are being driven to school on Induction Day, please ensure you enter via the main gate on Aldenham Road. The driver will be directed to the school drop off area just before our security barriers. There will be marshals to direct the driver into one or two lanes, where you can be dropped off.
Term dates
All our dates have been agreed and co-ordinated with the Boys’ School.
Click here to view term dates on our website.
Curriculum
You will choose either three or four A Levels on discussion with the Head of Sixth Form or a senior member of staff, who will guide you in this important decision.
The following subjects are available to you:
- Art
- Classical Civilisation
- Classical Greek
- Computer Science
- Drama
- Design and Technology
- Economics - English Literature
- English Language
- Geography
- History
- Latin
- Maths and Further Maths
- French - German
- Spanish
- Music
- PE
- Philosophy
- Politics
- Psychology - Religious Studies
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
You will have at least one subject taught in a co-educational group. This means that for that subject there will be students from both the Girls’ School and Boys’ School in your lessons. The lessons for this subject could be based at either school.
For example, you may have Maths in a co-educational group at the Boys’ School which means that all your Maths lessons would be taught at the Boys’ School, but your other subjects are in single sex groups and are taught at the Girls’ School.
We also complement our academic approach and develop your understanding of the skills that will be required of you when they enter the workplace.
Habs Diploma
Joining Habs in the Sixth Form is hugely exciting. Alongside the three or four A Levels you choose to study at Habs, you will also complete the Habs Diploma.
The Habs Diploma is key to our Sixth Form provision. From September 2025 we have made some exciting changes. We have reshaped the programme to create more of a ‘pre-university’ experience.
The purpose of the diploma is to create a sense of wonder in learning, going beyond the constraints of subject boundaries and providing opportunities to develop skills that are differentiators in further study, the workplace and adult life more generally.
Students will undertake five compulsory components:
VISITING SPEAKER PROGRAMME
AN INDEPENDENT PROJECT (ERP OR EPQ)
ELECTIVE COURSES
SUBJECT ENHANCEMENT COURSES
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Please do take the time to read the Habs Diploma booklet found here, which explains the Diploma in more detail.
The school day
The school day runs from 8.35am to 4pm each day, with the grounds opening from 8am.
Only students attending a supervised activity or studying in the Library may stay after 4pm. If you arrive from 8am, you must enter the school through the dining room door and remain there where they will be supervised until 8.20am.
At the end of the day, we have coaches that depart at 4.15pm and 5.30pm for those attending after school activities, which finish at 5.15pm leaving plenty of time for students to get the last coach of the school day. It is important for you to know that the 4.15pm and 5.30pm coach routes often differ and may not include your usual stop.
If your parent or guardian intends to collect you, please ensure you are picked up from the Girls’ School visitor car park. We kindly ask that your parent or guardian does not drive through the Girls’ School to collect them.
Please ensure to be ‘car aware’ in all circumstances. This includes not using listening devices when walking on the pavement. During the winter months, we would also recommend putting reflective strips on your bags and coats.
School timetable
Timetable
REGISTRATION
8.35AM TO 8.45AM
PERIOD 0 8.45AM TO 9.15AM
PERIOD 1 9.15AM TO 10.15AM
BREAK 10.15AM TO 10.35AM
PERIOD 2 10.35AM TO 11.35AM
TRAVEL TIME 11.35AM TO 11.40AM
PERIOD 3 11.40AM TO 12.40PM
LUNCH 12.40PM TO 1.55PM
PERIOD 4 1.55PM TO 2.55PM
TRAVEL TIME 2.55PM TO 3PM
PERIOD 5 3PM TO 4PM
PERIOD 6 (CO-CURRICULAR) 4.15PM TO 5.15PM
Lockers
There is an option to have a locker (situated in the Sixth Form locker area). Please email Mrs Sundaram, Sixth Form Administrator (asundaram@habselstree.org.uk) if you would like a locker.
Mrs Sundaram has a master key in case a code or key is forgotten or lost.
The Haberdashers’ Company is made up of more than 1000+ members, they are dedicated to making a difference and this modern philanthropy is the thread that runs through the heart of the Company.
The Haberdashers’ family of schools collectively educates 12,000 students right across the independent and maintained sector. The Haberdashers’ family of schools is structured in four hubs:
Haberdashers’ Academies Trust South, Haberdashers’ West Midlands Academies Trust, Haberdashers’ Elstree Schools and Haberdashers’ Monmouth School.
We are supported by the Haberdashers’ Company in the three ways:
THE HABERDASHERS’ ADVANTAGE SCHOOLS PROGRAMME
Over 3,500 Haberdasher students take part in a Haberdashers’ Advantage event over the course of an academic year. There are three strands of the Haberdashers’ Advantage programme. The Working Together, Character and Futures programmes.
ENDOWMENT FUNDING
PROVISION OF GOVERNORS AND TRUSTEES FROM THE COMPANY MEMBERSHIP
Haberdashers’ Advantage Programme
CHARACTER
A programme of initiatives designed to promote confidence, broaden horizons and develop life-skills and attributes. The core principle of the Character programme is ‘Once a Haberdasher always a Haberdasher.’ It includes extra-curricular activities, trips, competitions, performances and leadership development for our student leaders such as the Habs Music festival 2025, Leadership 2-day Conference and Livery Entrepreneurs' Challenge.
FUTURES
Members of the Haberdashers’ Company are drawn from a wide variety of professional backgrounds, with an extensive network of organisational and personal contacts. The Futures programme uses these professional and business networks to provide careers and employability skills development opportunities for Sixth Form students.
WORKING TOGETHER
This connects staff, school leaders and governors across all the Haberdashers’ Schools, gaining the benefits of a wider educational context, which enhances each individual school. Schools share learning, learn from external speakers and showcase school achievements.
Haberdashers’ Advantage Programme
Each year the career conferences bring together Year 12 students from each Haberdasher school to gain insights into an employment sector, learn how to be successful when making applications and develop employability skills. Across two days students take part in a networking reception and dinner, hear keynote speeches from industry leaders and take part in practical, interactive workshops.
Past events include:
- Allied Health Professions conference in collaboration with St Bartholomew’s Hospital.
- Real Estate conference, in collaboration with New London Architecture New London Model.
- Networking lunches at Haberdashers’ Hall combed with visits to The Old Bailey and Royal Courts of Justice.
There are also other events such as the Termly collaboration with the Central Criminal Court to deliver days focussed on careers in law, business simulation competitions run in partnership with the Entrepreneurs’ Company and the Livery Academy Awards (developing a business start-up idea).
Another cornerstone of the Futures programme is Habs Aspire This is a dedicated, online, careers mentoring programme for Sixth Formers which connects them with professionals from the Haberdashers’ Company’s extensive membership and community networks.
This shared programme is a resource that is being made available to all of 2,000 Haberdashers’ Schools Sixth Formers.
Mezzanine Café and Catering
The Dining Room is open at the following times:
BREAKFAST 8AM TO 8.35AM
BREAK 10.15AM TO 10.30AM
LUNCHTIME 12.40PM TO 1.55PM
As a member of Sixth Form, you will have access to the Mezzanine Café, where you can enjoy a wide range of hot and cold food and drinks, including home-made cakes, snacks and savouries.
You will have a variety of food options available at lunchtime in our Dining Room, all provided by our catering services, Holroyd Howe. The catering team are experienced in handling all dietary and allergy needs and students only have to ask a member of the team if they need assistance.
Holroyd Howe encourage you to try new things and enjoy a balanced diet, offering plenty of different ingredients, cuisines and culinary styles.
The school dining room offers three hot options to eat-in as well as a selection of cold take-away sandwiches, baguettes, fruit pots and soft drinks, found in our Grab and Go section of the dining room. We also offer a hot take-away option for those participating in a lunchtime club which is situated at the back of the dining hall.
Dress code
Sixth Formers should be dressed in a professional manner suitable for an educational environment. As leaders in the school and role models for our younger students, your appearance should reflect a sense of pride in the school.
Personal devices
In the Sixth Form, students will be given a school-managed device. To provide you with access to the full benefits of our learning environment, we expect all Sixth Form students to bring your devices to all your lessons.
STUDENTS MUST WEAR THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
- A smart top or shirt, appropriately covered for the school environment. This excludes strappy tops, vest tops and crop tops
- A smart jumper/cardigan and/or blazer (if needed)
- Smart trousers, skirt or dress. Skirts and dresses should be of an appropriate length for the school environment
- There should be no leisure wear such as tracksuit bottoms (except for PE), jeans, cargo
- A pair of leather (or vegan leather) shoes or ankle boots (no flip flops, ugg-style boots or trainers)
For safeguarding reasons, lanyards must be worn and visible at all times. If you do not have your lanyard, you must check in with the Sixth Form administrator, who will issue you a temporary lanyard for the day.
Guidance on clothing for PE and various other activities will be given by the member of staff responsible.
It is beyond the scope of the dress code to provide guidance for every outfit. In the event of queries, the final decision of what is appropriate will be taken by the Head of Sixth Form, Deputy Head of Sixth Form, or a member of the school’s Senior Leadership Team. If a student’s attire is not deemed appropriate, you may be sent home to change and return.
You may also be sanctioned in accordance with the Rewards and Sanctions Policy.
Sections and Houses
The Senior School is formed of three sections which group our school years. Each school year has a dedicated Head of Year:
SCHOOL
YEAR 7 AND YEAR 8
You are allocated into one of the six Houses, each associated with a different colour. These are named after the six previous Headmistresses of the school. Throughout the year, House meetings are held once a month and there are various House competitions, activities and events. This is to encourage you to mix with those from other year groups, fostering an atmosphere of team spirit and friendly rivalry.
YEAR 9 TO YEAR 11
The emphasis will be on sport, drama, music, dance, charities and having fun!
House points are awarded for a variety of activities and tallied up at the end of the year. The winning House receives a cup.
POWELL SPRULES
GILLILAND
GILLETT
MIDDLE
HAROLD
MILLAR
Buddies for new joiners
If you are new to Habs Girls, you will be paired with another member of your Form and House who will be your Buddy. They will help to settle you in from September and answer any questions you may have.
Wellbeing and PSHE
You will receive fornightly PSHE lessons with your Form tutors.
Workshops with specialist speakers are organised for all year groups at different times through the year, focusing on age-appropriate issues such as e-safety, physical health, mental health and relationships. Talks and/or workshops are also delivered to parents.
Assemblies
Our school community begins the day either with form time or by joining others in an assembly.
Our community comes together every Monday and Friday for whole school assemblies and there are year group, section and House assemblies also during the course of the term.
Several times a half term, we have multi-faith assemblies, allowing a different group of students to share their experiences of their faith.
We encourage you to attend with an open mind and enquiring mind as it is a brilliant way to see other points of view.
We also have a multi-faith room which students can request use of for lunchtime prayers or other such needs.
Student Council
Students are elected into the role of Student Voice Representatives who form the body of our Student Voice Committee alongside our Senior Prefect Team.
The committee is made up of Student Voice Representatives from Year 7 to Year 12 in addition to our Senior Prefect Team who represent the whole school. The committee meets once a half term to discuss issues of importance to the students.
During these meetings, the leadership team can feedback to students on previously raised issues, keeping open communication between students and staff. The Student Voice Representatives are currently leading on the school’s sustainability agenda.
Academic support
Academic support at Habs Girls is available to all our Senior School students.
We are here to help you with all things academic. In the first instance, you should direct all concerns to either your Form Tutor or Class Teacher.
Mobile Phone Usage
During the day Sixth Form students are allowed their phones in the Common Room and may listen to music while in study periods, students are not allowed to use them around the school site.
During the day, your mobile phone must be switched off and kept in your bag or locker.
We aim to teach you how to use your phone safely and we encourage parents to be very firm about your usage at home. You are responsible for anything on the phone that may be construed as inappropriate.
Please ensure you have read and understood our Mobile phone policy.
Click here for our mobile phone policy.
Attendance
It is important that the school is informed of absence for any reason, either planned or unplanned. We request that absences are kept to a minimum. If you are ill or will be absent from school, please ensure your parents follow this procedure:
ILLNESS - FIRST DAY OF ABSENCE
An illness should be reported to the school on the first day of absence before 8am using any of the following options:
- Email the absence team absencegirls@habselstree.org.uk
- Call the Absence Line 020 8266 2300 and selecting option 1
- Completing the Absence Information form on the Habs App
MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS
If possible, medical appointments should be made during the holidays. If this is not possible, parents should please email your Tutor, asking permission for them to be absent.
ABSENCE REQUEST FOR EXTENUATING FAMILY CIRCUMSTANCES
Write to the Headmistress a minimum of two weeks in advance at HMGirls@habselstree.org.uk
SPORTS FIXTURE ATTENDANCE
If you are unable to attend a fixture, then please let the team coach know directly with at least seven days’ notice. If you are ill on the day of the game, your parents must email the Director of Sport or the team coach directly. Your parents and guardians are warmly invited to watch as many fixtures as possible.
Co-curricular information
In the Sixth Form, you are very much seen as leaders of the school and as such, you can run clubs and activities of your choosing. These could be for the Sixth Form only or for younger age groups.
Whether you choose to lead a club or just take part, there is something for everyone from Medicine Society, Politics Society, LGBTQ+ Society to a huge range of music, sporting and drama options.
Additionally, you can undertake prestigious qualifications such as the Arts Award or Crest Award. You will also have the opportunity to take part in numerous trips, both in the UK and globally. It is through taking part in these activities that you will get the most out of your time in the Sixth Form.
Drama
Drama is about creating an inclusive community and developing a love of the Arts, and that is what we look to inspire within you at Habs with our Drama provision.
Working collaboratively, inside and outside the classroom, we encourage students to develop their skills, confidence and experience. All elements of theatre are explored and you have the opportunity to take leading roles backstage as stage managers, lighting and sound technicians, costume and make-up artists or prop makers.
As part of our provision, we have hosted several professional make-up and theatre design workshops to support our curriculum and organised workshops for examination students with leading theatre companies and practitioners.
School productions feature heavily in our co-curricular programme and students perform in a range of plays and musicals. Recent productions include Brief Encounter (jointly with the Boys’ School), The Glove Thief and Emilia. There are popular lunchtime clubs run by the Lower Sixth and small-scale workshop performances take place each term. Each academic year, we also participate in the Shakespeare Coram Schools Festival and enter local festivals.
Music
At Habs, there are so many opportunities to get involved with music and, each week, we welcome hundreds of students into the department for music making of all kinds.
We have over 400 students receiving weekly instrumental or vocal tuition and over 20 different ensembles, involving students of all ages and experiences. Our packed concert schedule includes large-scale termly concerts, chamber concerts, performing arts evenings, open mic lunchtime concerts and our annual Carol Service, which takes place at St Martin-in-the Fields, London.
Recent highlights have included performances at the Founders Day Service at St Albans Cathedral, joint orchestral projects with the Boys School, taking part in the inaugural Habs Company of Schools’ Music Festival, reaching the Finals of the South East Schools’ Chamber Music Competition, and our Summer House Music Festival.
Taking part in activities like these will form memories that stay with you for life. Whether you are a young musician already playing at a high level, or someone who wants to give it a try for the first time, we look forward to working with you and discovering the incredible potential of music together.
To help you find the best cocurricular ensemble and choirs to join, please complete this form about your music choices.
Learning a musical instrument is the gateway to many wonderful opportunities in the Music School. We are proud to have an exceptional team of Visiting Music Teachers (VMTs) who provide expert tuition on a broad range of instruments.
We offer lessons on the following instruments: BASSOON CELLO CLARINET
DOUBLE BASS DRUMS
FRENCH HORN
FLUTE
CLASSICAL GUITAR
ELECTRIC GUITAR
OBOE
ORGAN PERCUSSION
PIANO RECORDER
SAXOPHONE
JAZZ SAXOPHONE
TROMBONE
TRUMPET
VOICE
VIOLA VIOLIN
Sport
Sport is an integral part of school life at Habs and we encourage students to engage in a variety of sport and physical activities. We offer all students the opportunity to represent the school at any level and you have the chance to get involved in internal franchise competitions, Inter House events, social activities or competitive fixtures with other local schools. We also encourage a healthy relationship with sport and exercise, helping to develop an understanding of how exercise can positively affect health and wellbeing as well as cultivate team spirit, positive relationships and pride in both individual and team achievements.
Participation rates are exceptionally high with students embracing the opportunity to get involved with such a broad and diverse sporting programme.
As part of school life at Habs, we have a weekly 3.5km community run with Habs Boys. This is HabsDash and it takes place every Tuesday lunchtime, and the route taking students around our school grounds. The run is open to all members of the Habs community –students and staff, both at Habs Girls and at Habs Boys.
The school produces results sheets each week you can track your progress and work towards running a half marathon, a marathon or even further!
MOUTHGUARD INFORMATION
For students taking part in a sport that requires a mouthguard, such as Lacrosse, parents can order from Opro We would recommend a high or pro impact mouthguard. You can choose any design, including a Habs branded version.
A selection of some of the sports available to students: NETBALL LACROSSE
DANCE
GYMNASTICS
TRAMPOLINING
SWIMMING
FITNESS
BADMINTON
FOOTBALL
CROSS COUNTRY
TENNIS
CRICKET
ATHLETICS
Joint with the Boy's school:
HABSDASH
WATER POLO
SQUASH
Leadership opportunities
There are multiple leadership opportunities that you can undertake during your time in the Sixth Form, furthering your skills and giving you examples for those all important job interviews and personal statements.
There are leadership opportunities through whole school initiatives such as the Student Voice, which is made up of Year 12 students, or the School Prefect team, who are selected towards the end of Year 12.
In addition to the whole school roles there are numerous other opportunities to take on the responsibilities of leadership through the broad range of co-curricular activities on offer.
Travelling to school
There is a Home to School Coach Terms of Service which all parents, guardians and students must follow when using the service.
Parking
Parents can collect you from the school visitor car park, which is just before the security barriers. There will be marshals to direct your parent or guardian into one of two lanes where they can then wait for you.
Coaches
The School Transport Manager, Ms Emma Summers, will be pleased to answer any questions regarding travelling to and from Habs. She and her team can be contacted by email on transport@habselstree. org.uk or on 020 8266 1705..
Your parents are responsible for you until you board the school coach. When travelling by coach, all students must have with them a working and in-credit mobile phone. Coach tickets are available for regular travel or single journeys. Single journey coach tickets can be purchased from the School Office, subject to availability, for the day in question. Should you lose an item on the coach and it is found by the coach company, it will be placed in the lost property racks in the Coach Park. If it is of high value, such as a musical instrument or a mobile phone, it will be taken to the Coach Park Office and can be retrieved by asking a member of staff on duty in the Coach Park.
To book a coach seat for September 2025 please read this letter and book here.
Driving in
STUDENTS
We encourage you to take the school coach, as this is a more reliable option. If you have passed your driving test, you may drive to school and park at Aldenham Country Park. However, this is strictly at your own liability. There is no parking available for the Sixth Form on school grounds at any time.
PARENTS
Parents can access the school drop off area through Aldenham Road. If approaching from the direction of our coach park, it will be the first turning on your left. If you are approaching from Watford Road, it will be the second turning on your right.
University and Careers
Dr Richard Silverman is our Head of Futures, he leads a dedicated futures team who will guide you through the university process, whether you want to study in the UK, internationally or consider a degree apprenticeship.
A comprehensive UCAS and higher education programme takes place throughout your time in the Sixth Form.
You can contact Dr Silverman by email for an appointment: rsilverman@habselstree.org.uk
Alumni network
Graduation marks the end of your school days but not your connection to the school. As an alumna, you will remain an important part of the Habs community throughout your life.
Graduates of either school—Habs Girls or Habs Boys—are known as Old Haberdashers. As an Old Haberdasher (OH, for short) you become part of a career and social network of thousands of alumnae worldwide. The Alumnae Office within the Habs Elstree Schools Foundation is here to help Old Haberdashers’ connect with each other, the school and their former teachers. As Old Haberdashers you will be invited to meet-ups, reunions and special events throughout the year.
There will also be opportunities to come back to Habs and help current students, as you may have been helped yourself during your time at the school. This might include giving advice on choosing a university or course of study or, later, career talks and tips. Questions? Contact the Alumnae Office any time: alumnaegirls@habselstree.org.uk
Your future after Habs
