St George's School, Independent girls' school in Ravelston, Edinburgh, Scotland.
St George's School is an independent girls' school in Ravelston operating across three connected divisions. The institution houses Upper School, Lower School, and Junior School with nursery facilities, serving students from age 3 through 18.
Founded in 1888 by Dame Sarah Mair, the school emerged from a Victorian movement to expand higher education access for women. These origins in women's education advocacy remain central to the institution's identity.
The school bridges English and Scottish educational traditions, offering both GCSE and Scottish qualifications within the same institution. This dual approach shapes daily school life and reflects the institution's place in Edinburgh's educational landscape.
The school accepts students from nursery age through sixth form, with boarding accommodation available at higher levels. Visitors should be aware this is an active learning community where access may vary depending on school operations.
Students work on engineering projects in a specialized workshop, including the restoration of a classic Triumph Spitfire car. This hands-on project demonstrates how the school blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary technical training.
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