An Invitation From HMC
26th March 2024
After welcoming representatives from HMC (The Heads' Conference) on a recent visit, we are delighted to announce that Mrs Péchard, as Head of St Margaret’s School, has received an invitation to join HMC as a member.
HMC stands as a thriving, forward-thinking association of heads from some of the world’s leading independent schools.
HMC holds the distinction of being the world's first association for headteachers and currently consists of over 300 members, collectively educating more than 270,000 students in the UK and worldwide. Membership of HMC is a mark of distinction, reflecting a commitment to maintaining high standards of quality, innovation, and excellence in education. All member schools undergo regular rigorous inspection and accreditation, ensuring that the HMC kite mark continues to signify educational excellence on a global scale.
“I am delighted that St Margaret's has been recognised with membership of HMC. To have external recognition of the quality, variety and warmth of our pastoral offer is hugely validating. I look forward to all the connections, training and opportunities that this will provide for our community”
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