it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the Girls Go Gold conference at Sherborne Girls. We are honoured to be hosting over 400 pupils and Pe staff from 27 schools across the country, where girls will come together for a day celebrating and advancing women’s sport.
Continuing the legacy of our ‘Sport in Her Shoes’ conference, first launched in 2019 in collaboration with The Well HQ, we are proud to further explore the world of women ’ s sport and inspire the next generation by recognising that anything is possible In 2019 we invited over 200 aspiring young athletes and professionals eager to discuss female performance, participation, and the joy of sport to Sherborne Girls and broke new ground by addressing vital topics such as puberty, breast health, and the importance of proper
sports clothing designed for women and girls.
This year ’ s GSA Girls Go Gold event, themed ‘Raising the Bar,’ comes at an exciting time, following the historic achievement of gender parity at the Paris Olympics. This milestone emphasises the momentum women ’ s sport is gaining globally, and we are thrilled to be part of this movement
Today, we are privileged to hear from pioneers who have shaped the landscape of women ’ s sport. Their stories of perseverance and success will inspire and empower all of us to pursue excellence Let this day be one of discovery and inspiration, as we continue to push the boundaries and raise the bar in women ’ s sport.
Dr Ruth Sullivan Head
“the greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it.”
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Sherborne Girls is delighted to be hosting Girls Go Gold 2024; the National Girls’ Schools Association Conference, aimed at inspiring the next generation of women in sport The event will showcase existing and future opportunities to work within the industry as well as continue to increase the visibility of women ’ s sport, through engagement with an array of positive female role models.
The evolution of women ’ s sport reminds us just how far we have come This includes more women competing for Team GB than men at this summer ’ s Olympics; this is only the second time this has happened in the history of the Games. Of these women, an incredible nine are mothers who have made their return to the pinnacle of sport.
Team GB also made history with the first ever black female swimmer selected to represent the country
We are seeking to continue to drive the momentum that has been building in women ’ s sport, to facilitate a day of discovery, promoting the theme of ‘Raising the Bar’. Our aspiration is for every girl to recognise her limitless potential and realise that no aim is too high Hearing about the changing landscape of women ’ s sport from trailblazers in the field, will facilitate an environment that focuses on possibility and opportunity
mrs Hannah Parkin Director of Sport
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those attending Girls Go Gold
2024 will experience an inspiring day featuring a keynote address from national treasure and renowned british broadcaster and journalist, clare balding cbe. the 400 girls in attendance will also have the opportunity to receive specialist coaching from current and past elite level performers and coaches, many of whom will have just returned from the Paris 2024 olympic Games and have national representative honours. the delegates will also receive a series of talks and workshops from athletes, sports industry experts and researchers who are highly acclaimed in their respective fields. there will also be the opportunity to hear from the creators of Pebe and have a sports bra fitting with their team.
W ith nine Performance
Masterclasses on offer, the delegates will experience two of these in their chosen sports, with current Olympians, Paralympians, England Coaches and Players, Superleague
Superstars, Scottish Internationals and performance sport experts
In addition to the coaching, all guests will experience talks, workshops and interview panels, as we hear about Life in the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Villages, the Unstoppable Rise of Women’s Sport, Sports Marketing, Life beyond the Final Whistle and more.
There will be a focus on wellness as we offer a ‘Wake and Shake’ on arrival and provide balanced, healthy nutrition for the day to serve as a reminder of the importance of how we can best fuel our bodies and prepare for optimum performance and well-being.
There will be a bespoke schedule for each pupil, informed by the registration information received from schools We will endeavour to give the girls their first choices where possible for the performance masterclasses and talks.
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training everyone focuses on 90% physical and 10% mental, but in the races its 90% mental because there’s very little that separates us physically at the elite level.”
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8.45 – 9.00am Arrival and Registration 9.00 – 9.15am Wake and Shake with Athletes/Meet and Greet Guests
9.30 – 10.15am
k e y n o t e S P e A k e R :
c l A R e b A l D i n G c b e
‘ D A R e t o b e D i f f e R e n t ’
10.20 – 11.00am
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Dare To Be Different – hosted by Clare Balding CBE: Eboni Usoro-Brown, Claudia Macdonald, Laura Sugar MBE, Heather Fell OLY, Grace Balsdon OLY
11.10am – 12.00pm Session 1 Masterclass 12.00 – 1.00pm Lunch in boarding houses with Athletes/Coaches/Speakers (Athlete selfies)
12.30 – 1.00pm
oPtionAl tAlk – DR GemmA PARRy cHAmPioninG GRoWtH
Navigating physical changes as a female athlete
1.00 – 1.50pm
Session 2
Masterclass
3.30 – 4.10pm
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P A n e l t W o
Life Beyond the Final Whistle
Hosted by
Sue Anstiss MBE:
Alex Wallace
Lauren McMurchie
Georgia Adderley
Georgia Lees
Liz Cann
4.15 – 4.30pm
Additional
Meet/Greet/Photos
2.10 – 2.40pm
TA L K O N E
G R A c e b A l S D o n o ly
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H e At H e R f e l l o ly
Life in the Olympic and Paralympic Village - Beijing, Tokyo and Paris
TA L K T W O
S u e A n S t i S S m b e
The Unstoppable Rise of Women’s Sport
TA L K T H R E E
G e o R G i A l e e S , l i z c A n n
Goal Setting into Sports Careers
TA L K F O U R
l A u R e n m c m u R c H i e
G e o R G i A A D D e R l e y
Women’s Football and FIFA
Licensed Agent on Sports Marketing/Talent Growth/ Social Media 2.50 – 3.20pm
TALKS REPEATED
Each delegate to attend two talks plus the optional
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P A n e l H o S t
c l A R e b A l D i n G c b e keynote Speaker
9.30 – 10.15am the Gransden Hall
Clare Balding CBE is an esteemed broadcaster, author, and advocate for gender equality in sports W ith a career spanning over three decades, Clare is known for her extensive work with the BBC and Channel 4, covering major events like the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Clare’s contributions to sports broadcasting and her efforts to promote inclusivity have earned her numerous awards, including a BAFTA Special Award and a CBE. Her engaging style and insightful commentary have made her a beloved figure in sports media We will hear her talk titled ‘Dare to be Different’, where she will share her insights with all of our delegates
S u e A n S t i S S m b e
Host of interview Panels & talk
individual talk 2.10 – 2.40pm and Host of interview Panel
3.30 – 4.10pm
Sue Anstiss MBE is an author, director, podcaster and entrepreneur who has driven change in women ’ s sport for over 30 years
Sue is the director and producer of the Netflix documentary Game On. The Unstoppable Rise of Women’s Sport. Her book of the same name was shortlisted for the Sunday T imes Sports Book Awards and longlisted for the W illiam Hill Sports Book of the Year.
Sue is the creator and host of The Game Changers, an award-winning podcast that celebrates trailblazing
women in sport, and is co-founder of the Women’s Sport Collective, an inclusive community for women working in sport. She also sits on England Rugby’s Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Group, was a Founding Trustee of the Women’s Sport Trust and is a Trustee of Leisure Focus
In 2018, Sue received an MBE for her services to women ’ s sport. In 2021, she received a Distinguished Alumni Award from Loughborough University and in 2023 was recognised in BBC Woman’s Hour Power List as one of 30 outstanding women in sport.
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H e At H e R f e l l o ly
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G R A c e b A l S D o n o ly
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Following Clare Balding's keynote speech, she will take questions from the audience before leading an interview with a panel of athletes. The discussion will delve into life as an Olympian, the challenges of training, and the unique lifestyle of elite athletes.
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S u e A n S t i S S m b e
W i t H
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G e o R G i A A D D e R l e y
G e o R G i A l e e S
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This panel will conclude the day, as Sue directs questions to the experienced and knowledgeable panel of sports industry experts We will hear about the evolution of careers in sport and learn about the possibilities for the next generation of women who share their passion We will also hear about life beyond the final whistle, when one sporting journey comes to an end and a new chapter begins
A c H o i c e o f S P o R t S m A S
Each girl will take part in two masterclasses, Session One will run from 11 10am-12 00pm and Se 1.00-1.50pm. Girls will be given individual lanyards to confirm what they are doing in each sessio
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L I Z C A N N
• Represented England junior team
• Highest National Ranking – 1
• Competed in 5 Commonwealth Games
• European Team Championships – x2 Silver medals
location: Sherborne School Sports centre
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L A U R A H A R P E R
• U21 England Cricketer
• At the time of her debut, she was the youngest player to have played for England
• 6 Test matches and 25 One Day Internationals for England between 1999 and 2005
location: Sherborne School Sports centre
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• 10 Scottish Women’s Ca
• Premier League titles an
• Women’s Champions Le 2015
• GB and England Hockey
• Bronze medallist with G Tokyo Olympics
• Commonwealth medalli Bronze, 2018)
• Contributing to over 115 20 goals
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G E O R G I A A D D E R L E Y
• FIFA Licensed Agent
• Founder and Managing Director of a Marketing and Talent Agency focusing on business, sport and entertainment
location: Sherborne Girls Pitches
L A U R A S U G A R M B E
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5 international caps and
• Former Wales Senior Hockey Player
• U20 Wales Hockey Captain
• Paralympian in T44 100m Sprint Rio 2016
• World Championships Gold Medal Paracanoe 2024
• Team GB Paracanoe at Paris Olympics 2024
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V I C A L E X A N D E R
• England U20 Lacrosse Head Coach
• Former England Lacrosse Player (1990 – 2004)
• Bronze medallist at the 2001 World Championships
• Former Coach to Italian Women’s Lacrosse Team (2017 – 2022)
location: Sherborne Girls Pitches
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G E O R G I A L E E S
• 2012 Netball Europe Champions (U19 England)
• 2015 & 2016 Super League Champions
• Georgia is now playing WA/C as part of the Saracens Mavericks Superleague Netball team where she was recently awarded the 2019 Most Improved Player Award
E B O N I U S O R O - B R O W N
• 2022 Queensland Firebirds team player
• Commonwealth Games (Gold) 2018
• World Championships (Bronze) 2015
• Saracens Mavericks Superleague Coach and Player (GL)
• England and Team Bath Player
location: Sherborne Girls, oxley Sports centre, Sports Hall R u G b y
• Captained Durham Universit
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• Awarded an England contrac Quilter Internationals perfor
• Scored for England in the Su time contract
• Helped England reach the 2 and win multiple Six Nations
location: Sherborne Prep Sch
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• Former England Rugby S&C
• Former England Badminton
• Head of Athletic Developme
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H E AT H E R F E L L O LY
• Olympic Pentathlon
• Global Triathlon Presenter
• Olympic Silver Medallist in Modern Pentathlon (Beijing 2008)
location: Sherborne Girls, oxley Sports centre
Swimming Pool
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J A D E W I N D L E Y
• Former British Tennis Player
• Achieved a career-high doubles ranking of 166 in the world
• Competed in Grand Slam tournaments and represented Great Britain in international competitions
location: Sherborne Girls, the fronts Grass courts
k i t e f o i l i n G
J E M I M A C R AT H O R N E
• British kitefoil racer
• Competed on the British Freestyle Circuit, European Tour and in the Junior World Championships
location: Sherborne Girls Pitches
tA l k S
talks will run concurrently in four venues between 2.10-2.40pm and for a second time between 2.50-3.20pm. each delegate will attend two of the following four talks where they will be able to hear our guests talk about their experiences in sport. there is also an optional talk over the lunch time window listed first below.
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navigating physical changes as a female athlete
time: 12.30-1.00pm
location: the Gransden Hall
Gemma Parry is a Consultant High-Performance Sports Practitioner who is dual qualified in Physiotherapy and Sports Rehabilitation W ith over 15 years in elite sport, she was the lead physiotherapist to GB Short Track Speed Skating at Pyeongchang 2018 W inter Olympics. Previously occupying positions with GB Boxing and Wheelchair Basketball, Gemma’s later work through the English Institute of Sport has afforded her the opportunity to deliver across multiple Olympic and Paralympic programmes supporting athletes to medal and personal success. W ith a practical research interest and a PhD in the developing adolescent athlete, Gemma has also supported young athletes for the British Olympic Association and the W inter Youth Olympics in January 2024. She works closely with sports teams and organisations to develop training and wellness programmes tailored to female athletes An accomplished speaker and educator, Dr Parry is dedicated to advancing the understanding and support of women in sports through science and practical application. Hear more about her fascinating research into menstrual health, performance and injury
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H e At H e R f e l l o ly
l A u R A S u G A R m b e
G R A c e b A l S D o n o ly
life as an olympian & Paralympian in the Paris, tokyo, beijing Games
time: 2.10-2.40pm
location: the Gransden Hall
Grace Balsdon OLY provides an engaging glimpse into life as a Team GB Hockey squad member during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and previously in Tokyo Laura Sugar MBE is a former Senior Wales Hockey player (U20 Captain) and Paralympian, originally in the T44 100m sprint (competing at the Rio 2016 Games). Laura switched to Paracanoe and is a Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Gold Medallist They will be supported by the experienced Heather Fell OLY, who will share her modern pentathlon medal journey and her subsequent career managing a YouTube channel and commentating for Eurosport They will delve into the daily routines, camaraderie with teammates, the reality of life as an athlete and the excitement of competing on an international stage The three guests will share personal anecdotes and reflect on the unique challenges and exhilarating moments that define the Olympic and Paralympic experience for athletes in sport
tA l k 2
S u e A n S t i S S m b e
the unstoppable Rise of Women’s Sport
time: 2.10-2.40pm
location: beddington lecture theatre (blt)
In this inspiring session, Sue Anstiss MBE will explore why we ' ve seen such growth in women ' s sport and why it matters more broadly in society.
Sue will challenge some of the common misperceptions about women ’ s sport as she considers what the future holds for all those competing and working in this incredible space. tA l k 3
G e o R G i A l e e S l i z c A n n
Goal Setting into Sports time: 2.10-2.40pm
location: the Stuart cen Georgia Lees offers insigh careers: navigating life in t netball coach and player, a A & E as a Physician Assoc
As a former National Badm battling through many inju Liz Cann became passiona neuroscience, neuro-lingu and many other mindset e techniques to help her ge herself Both women will d triumphs, and balance req on the court and in their re providing a compelling lo develop the mind to pave elite level
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hts into her dual the Super League as a as well as working in ciate minton player, after uries and adversities, ate about studying uistic programming enhancing tools and t the best out of discuss the challenges, quired to excel both espective careers, ok into how to the way to success at
tA l k 4
Women’s football & fifA licensed Agent on Sports marketing/talent Growth/Social media
time: 2.10-2.40pm
location: beddington lecture theatre, Room bG5
Lauren McMurchie discusses her career in women ’ s football, having played professionally for Glasgow City, Nottingham Forest and Scotland. Together with Georgia Adderley, they created Onyx FC in Dubai to grow women ’ s football in the UAE and establish a community for all ages and levels Georgia is the founder of Add Management with a passion for female empowerment, business, sport and entertainment. She has worked in the marketing and PR sector for the last decade. She holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with Marketing, a BA Honours Degree in Broadcast Journalism and is a FIFA Licensed and FA Registered Football Agent W ith a love for women ’ s football and female-empowering businesses, Georgia’s focus remains on making a positive impact wherever she can. Both women will share their reflections on advancing women ’ s football, navigating the sports industry, and harnessing digital platforms to enhance athlete visibility and engagement
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S P o R t S b R A f i t t i n G S
Chloe Kelly’s iconic celebration at the 2022 Euros highlighted the importance of the sports bra for female athletes Did you know that over half of UK female athletes experience breast pain during exercise? And a poorly fitting bra can significantly impact performance. Sports bras should be a kit essential and not left in the athleisure section of a woman ’ s wardrobe!
PeBe are on a mission to make change for girls and women everywhere with beautifully made, brilliantly effective, adaptable sports bras that really think abou the female athlete and her needs Championing development led by science, they are committed to teaching the benefits of sports bras with a focus on performance, breath, posture and comfort and improving body literacy They teach young women how support should feel, how to shop well, and how to take care of their bodies, all with the goal to remove embarrassment, bust the myths, and prevent bad sports bras being a barrier to sport
Breast movement also impacts a range of other issue including posture, back and neck pain, stride length, how tired we feel and how much energy we use, injur risk, breath, core, and pelvic floors. So, make sure you pay PeBe a visit in the Stuart Centre during the conference!
T ime to refuel? We’re serving up a feast of nutritious options to power your day. From nourishing breakfasts to protein-packed lunches, we ’ ve got you covered. Our chefs at Chartwells have created a menu packed with vitamins, minerals, and energy-boosting ingredients. Come and taste the difference a balanced meal can make Lunch is served in all our boarding houses and healthy snacks; smoothies and breakfast will be available on arrival at the Meritt Centre. You can even cycle to create your own smoothie with our special bikes from our catering suppliers Chartwells.
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c A l l i n G A l l n e t b A l l e n t H u S i A S t S !
Edwin Doran and Masterclass Sports Tours invite you to take part in an exciting netball competition with a fantastic prize at stake! Schools will compete for the opportunity to WIN a pro coaching session at their school, delivered by a member of the Pulse U21 squad. This talented team is part of the London Pulse Performance Pathway, sitting just below the Superleague squad.
But that's not all! The second prize is x5 tickets to a London Pulse match, offering your team the chance to witness top-level netball live in action.
HOW TO ENTER
Head over to the Reader Harris Courts (near Registration – look for the signs) between 12.00 –1 00pm and get ready to shoot Simply aim, shoot, and score as many goals as you can. The school with the highest number of successful shots will be crowned the winner and enjoy an exclusive training session from one of the Pulse U21 players
Don’t miss this chance to improve your netball skills with top-level coaching Get your team together and start shooting during the lunch break!
H A n k y o u P l Ay e R l Ay e R
As part of their commitment to supporting young female athletes, PlayerLayer has generously gifted every Sherborne Girls Sports Scholar with a pair of their innovative EcoLayer leggings. Each pair is made from approximately 25 recycled plastic water bottles, reflecting the brand’s dedication to environmental responsibility These bottles, recovered from the ocean, are processed into tiny pieces, and transformed into high-quality yarns, making the leggings both sustainable and durable.
W ith a high-rise fit and breathable, eco-friendly fabric, these leggings are designed for both performance and comfort, helping our athletes feel confident and supported PlayerLayer’s 'Girls Belong' campaign aligns with Sherborne Girls’ ethos, recognising the barriers girls face in sport, especially around sports kit and reinforcing the message that every girl belongs in sport We are grateful for their commitment to sustainability and for helping break down these barriers, both in sport and for the planet
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Mini Croissant
Fresh Fruit Platter
Fruit Smoothie or Ginger Shot
l u n c H i n H o u S e S
Griddled Pesto Chicken Breast
Sweet Potato, Black Bean and Avocado Tacos
Warm Cracked Wheat with Roasted Squash, Wilted Spinach and Roasted Cherry Tomatoes
Steamed Broccoli and Green Beans with Garlic and Lemon
Big Bowl Salad with Avocado, Mozzarella and Toasted Seeds and Beets
Yoghurt Fruit Smoothie
Yoghurt, Fresh Fruit Compote and Granola
Fresh Fruit Bowl
Chocolate Oaty Biscuits
A f t e R n o o n b R e A k
Fruity Flapjacks
Protein Balls
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A n D t H e R u G b y
W o R l D c u P t e A m
There will be the opportunity to meet Claudia Macdonald and the Rugby World Cup team for 2025 as part of England Rugby wanting to reach out to more girls to get them excited for this event and the sport. They will be around in the afternoon sessions.
R A i S i n G t H e b A R
The Girls Go Gold event at Sherborne Girls continues to champion the importance of women in sport under the theme ‘Raising the Bar’ This initiative builds upon our successful campaign, ‘Sport in her Shoes’ in 2019 which emphasised the importance of teaching sport through a female lens.
Our aim is to promote the significance of empowering women to excel in sports, challenging stereotypes, and breaking barriers. By encouraging leadership, skill development, and increasing confidence, we aim to foster a supportive environment where young women can thrive both on and off the field
Through workshops, inspirational talks, and interactive sessions led by accomplished athletes and experts, today, participants will gain valuable insights and tools to enhance their sporting journeys.
Raising the Bar showcases our dedication to enabling every girl to aim higher and change the narrative around women ’ s sport
P u t t i n G G i R l S
At t H e H e A R t
o f S P o R t
Our approach to sport has undergone a significant transformation since our 2019 Conference, driven by the need to facilitate a bespoke and tailored experience for our girls. By placing their needs and preferences at the heart of our programme, we ’ ve created a more inclusive and empowering sporting environment where every girl takes away a love of movement in whatever form they choose.
A key step was revolutionising the sports kit. We moved away from traditional, restrictive cricket and tennis whites in favour of practical and comfortable navy skorts or shorts. Additionally, we introduced period swimwear and ‘caughtshort’ packs for teachers and coaches, addressing physical needs and breaking
down barriers to participation. The PE programme has evolved to include a ‘Female Focus’ unit of work where the girls receive education from department experts on pelvic floor health, strength training for women, fuel for performance, the impact of the menstrual cycle on training, female injuries, body literacy, sleep and more.
Beyond the education, we ’ ve focused on creating a supportive atmosphere where we try to find a sport or activity for everyone. This includes offering a variety of sports to cater to diverse interests, ensuring equal access to facilities and coaching, and promoting body positivity through changing the narrative and encouraging girls to be advocates for themselves.
S c H o o l S
At t e n D i n G
• Badminton School
• Bedford Girls’ School
• Cheltenham Ladies’ College
• Edgbaston High School for Girls
• Godolphin and Latymer School
• Headington School
• Heathfield School
• Manor House School
• Northwood College for Girls GDST
• Pipers Corner School
• Prior’s Field School
• Queen’s College London
• Redmaids’ High School
• Robert Blake School
• Sherborne Girls
• Sir W illiam Perkin’s School
• St Catherine’s School, Bramley
• St Helen & St Katharine
• St Helen’s School
• St Nicholas’ School
• St Teresa’s, Effingham
• The Abbey School
• The Gryphon School
• The Lady Eleanor Holles School
• The Maynard School
• W imbledon High School GDST
• Wycombe Abbey School
S u P P o
Thank you to our generous supporters
We would like to extend our gratitude to the many athletes, coaches, and trailblazers in women ’ s sport who have come together with the pupils and staff of Sherborne Girls to bring this special day to life. A special thanks also goes to the incredible team working behind the scenes, from facilities and grounds-men to the design and catering teams whose hard work and dedication have made this event possible.
Your talents, passion, and commitment are inspiring a new generation of athletes and advocates in women ’ s sport to strive, and stand united. Thank you for all you are doing to grow women ’ s sport.
By joining forces today, we have shown the transformative power of collaboration in elevating female participation in sports and motivating countless young women to pursue their athletic dreams.
Thank you once again to everyone who has attended. You have left a lasting impact and continue to empower the future of women in sport.
