Day Girls

Wrap around care

Our Junior (11-16 years old) Day GIrls are located in Eversleigh House which is open from 7.30am on weekdays and term-time Saturdays. Our Sixth Form House, Bayshill, is located on the main College site, giving easy access to all of College's academic facilities and is open from 7.00am.

Weekday lunches are included for all day girls and are provided in Bayshill Court Dining Room on Parabola Road, a couple of minutes' walk from both Bayshill and Eversleigh. 

After school, girls can either be picked up immediately after lessons or clubs finish, or the Houses are open and staffed on weekday evenings until 7.00pm, with snacks and the usual facilities, common rooms and prep rooms available for their use. Alternatively, girls can stay down at College and study in the Library until pick-up. On term-time Saturdays, Eversleigh remains open until 1.00pm and our Sixth Form House remains open until 2.00pm.

Occasional Boarding for Day Pupils

There are beds set aside within College boarding houses to allow day girls the opportunity to board on an occasional basis.

Girls are supervised by experienced residential boarding house staff and benefit from all the facilities that the boarding houses have to offer. Girls may board on a maximum of two nights a week, between Monday and Friday (Friday night boarding is not available at the start of an exeat or half term), and Sunday night boarding may be available on request. There is a charge for occasional boarding which includes supper and breakfast, and this is added to the termly bill.

Local Buses

Please see our Travel page for more information about the bus service which collects from villages and towns across Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds.

Houses

Our Junior Day Houses for girls aged 11-16 are situated in Eversleigh, a couple of minutes' walk from the main College site. Here, the day girls have well-equipped common rooms, refreshment facilities, study rooms and a music room.

Bayshill, our day girl Sixth Form House, is based on the main College site. It also has excellent facilities for our senior day girls to work in, socialise, and make snacks and hot drinks.

No matter which house they are in, all girls are supported by their Houseparent who is responsible for their pastoral wellbeing while at College. They will also be supported by a Tutor, who oversees their academic life at College, and a Head of Division, who will have an overview of all pupils in Lower College (Yr 7-9), Upper College (Yr 10-11) or Sixth Form.

House allocation

House allocation methods vary from school to school. At CLC, you apply to the school (rather than to a specific house) and House places are not allocated until 2-3 months prior to enrolment (i.e. June/July for a September start), many months after offers of places have been accepted.

Parents are able to express a preference, if they have one, but we are unable to guarantee places in specific Houses, except in the case of siblings. At College, we take into account a broad range of factors when matching pupils to Houses, and try to achieve a balanced mix of abilities, interests, personalities and previous schools across each of the Houses.