Click here to watch a video from Mr Walsh, explaining the new measures in place regarding social distancing, and how we can all do our best to keep everyone at school safe.
Our School Council meets to discuss issues that have been raised by their peers and bring about positive change. The council enables open discussion, advocacy, and a platform for our pupils to know they are listened to, valued, and that their opinions matter.
Click here to view the first copy of the School Council newsletter.
Students develop very high levels of positive behaviour and feel extremely safe. They are very considerate, very respectful and caring of others and highly positive about learning.
– Ofsted report
As part of an enterprise project, Post-16 students have been selling delicious freshly cooked meals to the staff team. This term, they made a profit of £110! The group even adapted their business model to fit with current restrictions, offering …
Staff at St Philip’s received a welcome boost to morale when mince pies and biscuits arrived at school. The gifts were a thank you to our team members for their hard work over the past year. Waitrose in Surbiton chose …
Students in Key Stage 4M (KS4M) have been visiting Richmond Park over the past 9 weeks, learning to take a range of photographs. After a lot of deliberating, we have decided on a final twelve to be displayed at school. …
Eco Education is being developed in school due to our growing understanding of the importance of contact and connection with nature for students’ healthy development. As Sean Henn from our Student Support Team says; “We are hoping to share our …
