Another great day on the asphalt for the Gordon’s School karting team which culminated in Gordon’s having a representative in the national final of the BSKC for the third year running! It couldn’t have started any better with team captain Zak Fulk setting the standard by starting at the back of a 14 car grid, weaving and shimmering past the opposition to a 2^nd place. Other members of the team – Samuel Hudson and Marcus Smith were not to be out done both achieving podium finishes after starting near the rear of the field. It was left to Zak to seal second place overall on the day with a win when the heavens opened and the track became more like an ice rink, his greater race experience allowing him to over and undertake while the other teams were left foundering in his wake. Onwards and upwards for the Team.

Gordon's School is now taking bookings for places at the forthcoming Open Days for Y7 and Sixth Form. Please click here and go to the drop down menu corresponding to your child's entry to the school to book your place.

The hotly-contested inaugural SBF Public Speaking Competition between the Royal Alexandra and Albert School, Duke of York's Royal Military School and Gordon's, was won by Gordon's whose topics included 'Is Trump really a bad thing?'. Congratulations to all who took part - a real test of character, diligence and enthusiasm!

A Pioneer's Award has been presented to Gordon's School for our work on LGBT+ Inclusion at the Educate and Celebrate Pride Youth Network Conference. Student representatives Kayley Aitken-Smith and Natasha Gerrard took part in four different workshops at the conference which held at at Goldsmith's University,  focussing on LGBT+ and in particular inclusion and welfare. They are pictured here with Sarah Maslen LGBT+ Inclusion and Welfare Officer.

A blaze of yellow daffodils is greeting drivers along roads of West End in Woking – the result of the back-breaking bulb planting by members of the West End Village Society. Members of the organisation raised the money to buy bulbs and planted some 50,000 of them over six consecutive weekends. Added to the 17,000 from last year and the area is just blooming! The Gordon’s Foundation was just one of the many local businesses who contributed to the fund to buy all the bulbs that have brightened up the whole village.