MyDaughter website

MyDaughter offers advice on the educating and raising of girls up to school- leaving age. The website contains advice and guidance on issues such as education choices; realising girls’ full academic potential; recognising eating disorders and signs of bullying; development stages; relationships; social pressures; social networking sites and internet safety; and communicating with teenage girls.

MyDaughter aims to unlock and share the GSA’s expertise and experience in educating and caring for girls. In doing so, we hope it will demonstrate the value of girls’ schools but it is, of course, offered to all parents of daughters, whether or not they choose to send their daughters to one of our schools.

The section on ‘Educating your daughter’ includes tips for parents on education choices and development stages from under 5 through to 18 plus. It features case studies written by parents and students, independent research reports and a searchable directory of our girls’ schools.

The section on ‘Raising your daughter’ includes advice on relationships with friends and family; social pressures such as sexual relationships, drugs and alcohol, food and diet, bullying and self-esteem; personal and internet safety, and self-discovery.

The site also features a searchable directory of independent girls’ schools.

www.mydaughter.co.uk