Malvern Girls' College was founded in 1893 by Lily Poulton and Isabella Greenslade. It is a leading independent school for girls in Great Malvern, Worcestershire, United Kingdom. The main school is housed in a building that used to be a hotel in the town's heyday as a spa and resort town during the Victorian era, while the boarding houses are spread in the surrounding neighbourhood. The names of the boarding houses are:

• Hatfield (for lower-middle school pupils)
• Benhams (for middle school pupils)
• The Mount (for middle school pupils)
• Greenslade (for sixth form pupils)
• Poulton (for sixth form pupils)

The headmistress is currently Mrs Philippa Leggate.

The school is not to be confused with Malvern College, which is a separate school. It is inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate not by OFSTED.

Merger

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In February 2006 it was announced that the school was to merge with nearby St. James's School.

There are currently 283 pupils in Malvern Girls' College.

External links

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• Malvern Girls' College official website
• Young Enterprise Company etc. at Malvern Girls' College

1893 establishments | Schools in Worcestershire | Public schools in Worcestershire | Malvern | Girls schools in England | Educational institutions established in the 1890s | Educational institutions established in the 19th century