Biomaterials (UKSB) Annual Conference at the University of Greenwich, London; and in 2012, the following Year 10 students submitted a poster presentation to the UKSB conference at the University of Nottingham. In addition, many A-Level science pupils have won competitive bursaries from the Nuffield Foundation to pursue research projects during their summer vacation. Notable former students Lisa Andreas, aged 16, came joint-fifth (with Sweden) in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004, representing Cyprus singing Stronger Every Minute Rehman Chishti, MP for Gillingham and Rainham was a sixth form student Phyllis Deane, Professor of Economic History from 1981–83 at the University of Cambridge, and President from 1980–82 of the Royal Economic Society Gail Duff , writer and BBC Radio and television broadcaster on culinary matters Evelyn Gibbs, graduate of Somerville College, Oxford, BBC Radio producer and editor of Woman's Hour in the 1950s and 1960s Helen Rappaport , historian Mary Elizabeth Short, , Headmistress, St Helen's School, Northwood, 2011–19 (Carol) Mickey Walker OBE, professional golfer Lorna Wing OBE, , psychiatrist References External links Chatham Grammar School for Girls News items Chatham Girls' Musical(bbc.co.uk) Eurovision Song Contest in 2004(bbc.co.uk) Girls' schools in Kent Grammar schools in Medway Educational institutions established in 1907 1907 establishments in England Chatham, Kent Academies in Medway