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Carshalton, Sutton - SM5 1RW
“As a school proudly serving a high-deprivation community within a selective borough, we understand that inclusion has to be lived, not declared, in the support and ambition we hold for every child and the belonging they feel the moment they arrive.”
Carshalton, Sutton - SM5 2QX
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“Every student’s best may look different and that diversity is the strength of our community.”
Sutton, Sutton - SM3 8PW
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“Cheam High School is a genuinely comprehensive, inclusive school at the heart of the local community.”
Sutton, Sutton - SM3 9PS
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“Glenthorne Sixth Form offers a diverse, academic and creative curriculum in the context of a thriving community spirit. Our students are encouraged to persevere, to take responsibility for themselves and others, and to enjoy their learning.”
Sutton, Sutton - SM1 3DY
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“A marker of our educational excellence will be our students’ social impact. This means within the immediate community around our school, across Sutton and more widely, even on the international stage. This could include volunteering, raising funds or making other forms of contribution.”
Sutton, Sutton - SM2 5RD
“Our House System sees every student assigned to a House on their first day at the Academy. There will be healthy competition between Houses through sport, academic achievement and positive contributions to Academy life.”
Sutton, Sutton - SM3 8AB
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“At Nonsuch, we are extremely proud of the academic achievements of our students, but we also want their experience of school to extend far beyond examination outcomes.”
Carshalton, Sutton - SM5 4NS
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“We have high academic aspirations for all our students. Through high quality teaching and a broad curriculum, Oaks Park High students are inspired and motivated to learn. They demonstrate personal pride in their achievements and are supported to identify, articulate and fulfil their ambitions.”
Sutton, Sutton - SM2 6TQ
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“Overton Grange School is a co-educational community of approximately 1,250 11-19 year old students. In June 2011 the School converted from being a secondary school run by the London Borough of Sutton to ‘Academy Status’ (an independent state school overseen by the Department for Education).”
Carshalton, Sutton - SM5 3PS
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“St Philomena's School was first established in 1893 when the Daughters of the Cross opened a boarding school for Catholic girls called St Philomena’s. Until recent years, it was a convent school with the sisters practising their faith daily here at the school.”
Sutton, Sutton - SM1 4AS
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“We take 150 students each year into Year 7, with the vast majority staying at school for seven years. Other students join the school in the Sixth Form; each year, we take around fifty extra students (male and female) into Year 12.”
Purley, Sutton - CR8 3YP
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“To educate boys in accordance with the teachings of the Catholic Church, helping them to grow in faith, knowledge and character, and to become young men who are equipped to serve others and lead lives of integrity, purpose and generosity.”
Wallington, Sutton - SM6 7PH
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“We here at Wallington County Grammar School believe that there are leaders of learning in every classroom. All staff and students lead in WCGS by modelling our core values and helping others in doing so by providing feedback and support as part of the close team that we are.”
Wallington, Sutton - SM6 0PH
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“Wallington High School for Girls (WHSG) is a selective academy for approximately 1500 girls aged between 11 and 18. The school first opened in 1888 and moved to its present site in 1965.”
Wallington, Sutton - SM6 9JW
Year 7 - Year 13 (ages 11-18)
“Parents choose Wilson's not just because of the outstanding academic outcomes of students but also because they understand and share the school's values. These are encapsulated by the motto: Non Sibi Sed Omnibus (Not For Oneself, But For All).”