The Girls Network

Isabel Lamb • July 1, 2026

Year 9 workshop with The Girls' Network


This week, a group of our Year 9 students took part in the first of three mentoring sessions with The Girls' Network, a UK charity dedicated to inspiring and empowering girls by connecting them with professional women mentors.


Working alongside four experienced mentors, students explored their aspirations, discussed future career pathways and began building the confidence and skills needed to shape their futures. The session provided a valuable opportunity for students to ask questions, share their ambitions and learn from women with a wealth of professional experience.


The first session was a great success, with students engaging enthusiastically and already beginning to form positive mentoring relationships. We are delighted to be working with The Girls' Network and look forward to welcoming the mentors back for the remaining two sessions next week.


A special thank you to Iman and The Girls' Network team for visiting All Saints Catholic College and facilitating such an inspiring and engaging programme. Their support and commitment are helping our students grow in confidence, broaden their aspirations and recognise the many opportunities available to them beyond the classroom.

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