The Spence School, founded by visionary educator Clara Spence in 1892, is dedicated to empowering the next generation of female leaders in an intellectually stimulating and socially nurturing environment. Combining a rich tradition with a modern approach the challenging liberal arts curriculum, offers a range of interdisciplinary paths. For example, in the Brizendine Centre for Ecology, girls can engage in innovative subjects like “Ecologies of Pandemics” and “Food & Power” or take a fellowship programme under the mentorship of experienced faculty in the arts, history and scientific research. With an internship programme and a notable lecture series featuring prominent speakers like author Jhumpa Lahiri and Civil Rights Attorney Jane Kim, girls are inspired to apply their skills beyond the classroom, fostering a sense of community and engagement with the world.