SCHOOL NEWS
Surbiton High School Girls Dominate National Competitions
A Mid-Season Update on Surbiton High Girls’ Football Programme This season, Surbiton High School’s Senior girls’ football teams have been travelling across the country for fixtures, demonstrating remarkable commitment, skill,…
Pupils Design Inspiring New House Logos Celebrating Remarkable Women
Senior School House Logo Competition This year, Senior pupils were invited to take part in our exciting House Logo Competition, an opportunity to leave a lasting legacy by helping to…
Children’s Mental Health Week (9 February – 15 February)
Written by the Boys’ Prep Year 6 Journalist Team Founded by Place2Be, this week highlights the importance of the well-being of children all over the world. This year’s focus is…
Alumna Chemmy Alcott Presents Winter Olympics Coverage
Surbiton High School alumna Chemmy Alcott is bringing the thrill of the Winter Olympics in Cortina, Italy, to viewers as she presents for the British Broadcasting Corporation. A decade…
Action Breaks Silence Empowers Surbiton High Pupils and Parents
On Saturday 7 February, more than 80 members of our School community came together for our annual Action Breaks Silence workshop — a powerful and inspiring event that continues to…
Celebrating Eleven Students Progressing to Engineering Degrees
Surbiton High School is proud to celebrate eleven of its Year 13 students who are set to pursue Engineering degrees next year, marking one of the School’s largest cohorts of…
Meet The Dog Mentors at Surbiton High Boys’ Prep
We are Zayn, Charlie, Thomas, Andi, Kunwoo and Charlie B from Year 5, and we help run one of the most calming corners of our School. Ozzy is our friendly…
My Journey into Becoming a PE Teacher – Mr Toby Blood, Head of Sport
Written by Mr Toby Blood, Head of Sport, Surbiton High Boys’ Preparatory School Early Experiences and a Love of Sport Sport has always played a huge role in my life….
Boy’s Prep Pupils Impress at Coffee Morning Recitals
Surbiton High Boys’ Prep pupils showcased their musical talents at two delightful coffee morning recitals this term. At the end of January, instrumental soloists from Years 2 to 4 treated…
A Night with Dracula
“A Night With Dracula” was a remarkable celebration of Year 6 oracy, inspired by David Calcutt’s high‑level adaptation of Dracula, which challenged the boys’ thinking and creativity. Throughout the evening, they…
