Sixth Form
Year 12’s UK Parliament Visit
On 18th May, 12 Year 12 students visited the Houses of Parliament, the centre of democracy. They were accompanied by two teachers from the Politics Department. The students were excited…
Success at the Young Enterprise South London Final
Written by Fatima R We began Young Enterprise’s company program in October, as a group of students eager to learn about the world of business. With our team of 15…
Jess Phillips, Labour MP for Birmingham Visits Surbiton High School
Students and staff had the fabulous opportunity to hear from Jess Phillips, Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley and Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding. Her first talk, to students…
Careers Management Consultancy
On 28 February, Surbiton High School’s very own Mrs Sullivan and Mr White presented a talk on Careers in Management Consulting to our Sixth Form as part of our Career…
Over £12k raised from Fashion Arts Showcase
The Fashion and Arts Showcase held on 2 and 3 March was a huge success thanks to the endless hours of time and effort that the students put into the…
Cop 27 Simulation Experience
Arriving at the British Council, Alice, Sophie, Rachel, Sofia and I collected our name tags which stated, ‘UN Climate Conference, Fossil Fuel Lobbyists’, a role we had been assigned at…
SCOPE: Using Your Voice For Positive Change
On Wednesday 5 October, we held our first Surbiton-COPE (SCOPE) day of 2022-23. For this SCOPE day, our theme was ‘using your voice for positive change’ and involved all pupils…
A-level Results 2022
Our heart-felt congratulations go to all our A-level students this year. They are celebrating outstanding successes across the board with over 44% of results at A* grade, over 78% A*-A…
Year 12 Politics visit to the Supreme Court
Politics students had a fabulous day at the Supreme Court, the UK’s highest court of appeals and only constitutional court. Although they were not able to watch a live case…
Getting Ready for University: A Parent’s Guide
As we come to the end of the Spring Term, for those of you with sons and daughters in Year 13, the prospect of university is suddenly becoming a reality….
