Recently celebrating its 170th anniversary, Cheltenham Ladies’ College has been a bastion of education for girls and young women ages 11 to 18. From its Victorian roots to its role today as a ...

So, who coined such a sneeringly useful term? Well, the pupils of Cheltenham Ladies College, apparently. Rumour in the town has it that chav is derived from Cheltenham Average, the name given by ...

Cheltenham Ladies' College is considering getting rid of the "Victorian" practice of prep – or homework. Teachers are being trained to spot mental illness and from September pupils will attend ...

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. It was the discovery of a medicinal spring in 1716 in a field, close to where Cheltenham Ladies’ College now ...