Epsom and Ewell High School
Address
Ruxley Lane, Ewell

Epsom
,
Surrey
,
KT19 9JW

England
Coordinates51°21′46″N 0°16′27″W / 51.3629°N 0.2743°W / 51.3629; -0.2743
Information
TypeAcademy
MottoSapentium Petamus (Let us seek wisdom)
Established1989
Local authoritySurrey County Council
Department for Education URN137595 Tables
OfstedReports
Executive HeadAlex Russell
Head of SchoolJames Newman
GenderMixed
Age11 to 18
HousesHoy  , Redgrave  , Holmes  , and Thompson  
Websitewww.epsomandewellhighschool.com

Epsom and Ewell High School is a secondary school located at Ruxley Lane, Epsom, Surrey, England that opened in 1989. It is a coeducational, academy that educates children from ages 11–18, with over 900 on the roll. It is situated in the borough of Epsom and Ewell, in the outlying suburbs of London.

History

The school was formed in 1989 following the merger of Ewell High School and Epsom High School.

In 2008 the school was put in special measures following a critical Ofsted report.[1] The school was again inspected in 2010 in which the outcome was very positive with Ofsted saying the school had gone from being in "Special Measures" to 'Good with outstanding features'.[2] In September 2010 the school was designated as a specialist Language College.

In 2011, the school changed its House Names from famous historical people to Olympic athletes. Keller, Edison, Picasso, Darwin and Luther King were replaced by Hoy, Redgrave, Thompson and Holmes.

Bourne Education Trust

In October 2011 Epsom and Ewell High School converted to academy status. The school is now part of the Bourne Education Trust, a Surrey-based multi-academy trust which includes Jubilee High School, Matthew Arnold School, Pyrcroft Grange Primary School, Sayes Court Primary School and Sythwood Primary School.[3] Epsom and Ewell High School acts as the lead school of the trust.

As of September 2017, James Newman took over as Head of School, with Alex Russell acting as Executive Headteacher.

Hearing Resource Base

Epsom and Ewell High School is the only school in Surrey that has its own Hearing Resource Base, helping children with hearing difficulties or deafness. By 2020, Epsom and Ewell aim to increase the Hearing Resource Base (HRB) and bring in more funding for it.

Sixth Form

In 2016 Karen Davies took over the role as head of Sixth Form. In September 2016, 1 hour of enrichment was added to the students' timetable. This consists of teaching the Sixth Formers skills that wouldn't been taught inside of the classroom under a curriculum, such as applying for student finance and changing career paths. The dress code for the Sixth Form was changed, prohibiting hoodies and jeans from being worn. This contributed to a turn around for the school's Sixth Form, allowing the students to look presentable. A number of options are given to Year 12 and Year 13 students, including an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). However, the head of Sixth Form is now Hannah Cobbold as of early 2019.

Sports Day Records

Sports Day Records as of July 2016

Year 7 Boys' Records
Event Name Record
100m Luke Morley13.03s
200m Tom Lillywhite 31.19s
400m Aidan Clarke71.37s
800m Louis Bishop2.28.00s
Long Jump Tom Lillywhite3.98m
High Jump Dean Weston1.40m
Shot Put G. Yankulschovski8.67m
Javelin Yusaf Muthy14.45m
Year 7 Girls' Records
Event Name Record
100m Chloe Morum14.50s
200m Libby Mcgrillis31.09s
400m Salma El Bergamy54.34s
800m Flora Chung2.59.00s
Long Jump Salma El Bergamy3.93m
High Jump Hannah Logan1.10m
Shot Put Libby Bradshaw6.03m
Javelin Ashleigh Ward10.91m

Key Staff Members

Executive Headteacher Alex Russell

Headteacher James Newman

Deputy Headteacher Chris Goodall

Assistant Headteacher Jessica Lobb

Assistant Headteacher Oli Daniels

Assistant Headteacher Nicola Heaney

Assistant Headteacher Aisleen Sheehan

Assistant Headteacher Claire Spain

Head of Sixth Form Hannah Cobbold

References

  1. ↑ Crane, Helen (8 January 2009). "Head and governors gone as school is placed in special measures". Sutton & Croydon Guardian. Retrieved 15 March 2023.
  2. ↑ "Epsom and Ewell High School Inspection report". Ofsted. March 2010. Retrieved 15 March 2023.
  3. ↑ "Welcome to Bourne Education Trust". www.bourneeducationtrust.co.uk.
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