How do students at The Spence School make friends in an all-girls environment?

Spence fosters a collaborative and supportive atmosphere where students build strong, lasting friendships. The small class sizes, mentorship programs, and team-based learning create natural opportunities for students to connect. The Big-Little Sister program pairs younger students with older mentors, helping new students adjust and form relationships early on. Additionally, extracurricular activities, clubs, and athletics allow students to bond over shared interests. Because Spence is an all-girls school, students often feel more comfortable expressing themselves, taking risks, and supporting one another in a pressure-free social environment. By promoting teamwork, open discussions, and leadership opportunities, Spence helps students develop confidence, communication skills, and deep friendships that often last beyond graduation.

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