SCHOOL NEWS
National Storytelling Week “The Matchbox Diary”
Our celebration of National Storytelling Week focused on ‘The Matchbox Diary’ by Paul Fleischman, a story about a young girl who is fascinated by the tales from her great grandfather’s…
All Teams Through to the ESFA Quarter Finals
Congratulations to all our Football teams who have made it through to the Quarter Finals of the ESFA National Cup. It’s an incredible achievement with over 500 teams in some…
Year 3 Roman Workshop
On Thursday 26 January, Year 3 took part in a Roman Workshop at School. The boys were visited by Titus, the Roman legionary soldier, who had come to share his…
Oxbridge Offers
In an exceptionally competitive year for Oxbridge admission, Surbiton High School is delighted to announce that seven students have just received offers to Oxford and Cambridge Universities. With another student, Ava,…
Visiting Music Teachers’ Concert
As audience members of the inaugural Visiting Music Teachers’ Concert, we were unsure what to expect. The teachers are often ensconced in a small music room demonstrating patience and care…
Year 5 Dragons’ Den Polar Week
A few weeks ago, Year 5 were faced with the perilous task of facing fearsome dragons and trying to convince them to fund us to go on a perilous journey…
Natural History Museum Trip
Wow! What an exciting day we have had exploring dinosaurs and mammals at the Natural History Museum. We started our day with a quiz around the dinosaur gallery, where we…
Year 5 Assembly – Polar Week
What was it about? The Year 5 assembly was all about our polar week and what we have learned. We were all asking questions for our lines. It was all…
Year 4 – Matilda the Musical
Last week, Year 4 got to experience live theatre in the West End, as they attended the musical version of ‘Matilda’ at the Cambridge Theatre in Covent Garden. This superb…
Surbiton High School Cares
Clearly demonstrating two of the Surbiton High’s values – compassion and community – the parents, pupils and staff have raised almost £10,000 to support those most vulnerable in our community…
