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  • PE Leadership Award

    Published 03/11/26

    Congratulations to staff and students in the school’s PE Department on being awarded the status as a Leadership Skills Foundation Centre of Excellence. In making the award, the Leadership Skills Foundation said: ‘We are always inspired by your hard work to provide so many leadership opportunities for young people and how you have embedded this into your culture and the experiences you provide for so many’.

    In the past academic year, the school’s Sports Leaders programme, has involved 40 students, who have collectively completed 1,200 volunteering hours after gaining a refereeing or umpiring qualification. This year the programme has been expanded to 47 Year 12 students. Head of Physical Education, Matt Gullick said: “I'm really pleased that the work we have put into developing the programme has received this level of national recognition. It's a fantastic achievement for the school and everyone involved in providing these opportunities for our students”.

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  • Top Talkers

    Published 21/10/26

    Weighty topics debated over the last few days at the Royal Russell International Model United Nations conference. Thirteen students from Gordon’s spoke 320 times representing three countries across ten committees! Congratulations to Fraser, Distinguished Delegate for Somalia in the Special Political and Decolonisation committee and Isla, who won Distinguished Delegate for South Korea in the Special Commission on UN Sustainable Development Goals. Thank you Royal Russell School!

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  • Hats off to Year 7!

    Published 11/10/26

    Hats off to our Year 7s, who took to the Parade Square in front of their peers, staff and parents for the first time today in the Harvest Festival Parade! Afterwards they celebrated by throwing their Glengarries into the air in front of the camel statue. 
     

     

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  • Harvest Festival Thanks

    Published 09/10/26

    Thank you to our wonderful parents and staff for their generous donations to our Harvest Festival appeal in support of local foodbanks.

    Charity prefects and the school Chaplain, the Reverend Graham Wright arranged the items this afternoon in readiness for the Harvest Festival Chapel Services on Sunday.

    Next week the donations will be distributed to the Bisley & West End Food Bank and the Woking Foodbank where they will make a real difference to people in our community.

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  • charity news

    Published 07/10/26

    Delighted to welcome Pratik Gurung to the school from the Gurkha Welfare Trust. Mr Gurung spoke to Charity Prefects about the trust and its work both in the UK and Nepal. The trust is  one of the school's three charities for this year, along with Frimley Park Hospital Children's Ward and Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. The long term school charity is Kids for Kids. Next week's mufti day will see all four charities benefiting from money raised from students and staff .

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  • Gobal Topics for MUN Students

    Published 05/10/26

    A day of debating in Reigate as ten students in the MUN (Model United Nations) attended the first conference of the year at Reigate Grammar School. Gordon’s students represented the UK and Liberia across a range of committees including the Security Council and the Historic Security Council. They discussed a number of issues including fair global taxation, vaccination policies, artificial intelligence in modern warfare and targeted killings of political and military leaders abroad. For her contribution to the Security Council as Liberia, Daniella won Best Delegate. 

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  • ten out of ten for teachers!

    Published 30/09/26

    Ten out of ten for Gordon’s teachers who have been awarded all ten PTI Marks, which acknowledge a challenging curriculum, enthusing students through co-curricular subject-based activities, enriching teachers’ own subject knowledge and encouraging subject links. The Art, D&T, English, Geography, History, Maths, MFL, Music, PE and Science departments have been awarded the Mark in recognition of their achievement across these four key development areas which place subject at the heart of teaching. In addition, Gordon’s leadership team has been awarded The PTI Leadership Mark for 2026 for driving and supporting the improvement of education for all students regardless of background or ability.

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  • Lord-Lieutenant's Cadet

    Published 28/09/26

    Among those at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst for a celebration of outstanding individuals, Jess, who has been appointed one of His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant's Cadets for the coming year in Surrey. Cadet Sergeant Jess is pictured with HM Lord-Lieutenant of Surrey Neelam Dharni Devesher MBE.   The appointment is for outstanding service, dedication and ability to act as an ambassador for the youth of Surrey. A Lord-Lieutenant’s Cadet assists the Lord-Lieutenant when required, often on parade for Royal visits.

    Photo by Stewart Turkington

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  • Macmillan Cancer Support

    Published 25/09/26

    Last touches to the carrot cake by Head of Catering Rainy Pullen, while elsewhere in the school’s kitchen there are rock cakes baking and delicious ingredients being mixed for today’s fundraising for Macmillan Cancer Support. Prospective parents and their children will be invited to donate to the charity at today’s Open Event. This afternoon, school parents will be able to enjoy their home-made cakes in the dining hall before exeat pick up. If you aren’t able to enjoy the cakes, tea and coffee with Gordon’s today, please consider donating via this link.

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  • Clash of the Titans

    Published 23/09/26

    The clash of the titans today as Gordon’s ACE rugby team take on Beechen Cliff School at home while the First VII Netball team are away to Wellington College. Both games are being live-streamed (rugby here and netball here. 

     

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  • School Photograph

    Published 23/09/26

    A textbook lesson in how to organise almost 1,000 students, in height order, before they head for a stand, along with hundreds of staff, to have their photograph taken! The whole-school photograph takes place once every four years.

     

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  • Charity impact in Sudan

    Published 16/09/26

    The indomitable Patricia Parker OBE, founder of Kids for Kids spoke to charity prefects and the school Chaplain the Reverend Graham Wright this morning about the crisis facing families in Sudan, and in particular, remote communities in Darfur. The charity provides practical help to make a difference to families such as goat loans, seeds and handpump repairs and their services are needed now, more than ever. Gordon’s has supported the charity over many years and is currently raising money for the building of a kindergarten in Darfur. The lively conversation ranged from why the charity was first set up 25 years ago, how it helps people to help themselves, and its impact. The charity prefects will pass on the information learned today to their peers. For more information on the charities supported by Gordon's students and staff, please click here.

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