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Head to the Careers page for a taste of what's to come this week!
Head to the Careers page for a taste of what's to come this week!
Not easy when your opponents include former Pakistan Olympian hockey player Muhammad Irfan and former GB player David Mathews but our First Team, taking on the staff, bravely fought to the end. The result? A commendable 10-7 to the Gordon’s staff!

Gordon's School is consulting on its proposed admission arrangements for 2022-23.
Proposed changes – Main School
Proposed changes – Sixth Form
We welcome your comments on the proposals. Please send them to Mrs J Boorman by 20 January 2021, by email to jboorman@gordons.school or by letter to Gordon’s School, Bagshot Road, West End, Surrey, GU24 9PT
Congratulations Mia (Year 8), winner of the Winter Arts competition. In second place was Heather (Year 8, bottom left) and third Tom (Year 7).

Congratulations to this year's recipients of the Gordonian Awards for Sport and the Arts. Tamara Hibbins a Surrey County athlete and and Jason Cave, who plays Violin to Grade 7. For more information on the Gordonian Awards and how to apply, please click here.
Our musical advent treats, can be unwrapped every day during Advent, behind photographs of the highlights of last Christmas. For today's showcase, please click here.
Today marks the start of our musical advent calendar in which we showcase the talented singers and musicians in the school through our Countdown to Christmas. Videos will be posted on the school's social media platforms and the music page of the website every day until Christmas Eve.
For those looking for a more active advent, the PE Department has put together a task list of challenges for students and their parents:
Presenting our new student leaders - Head Girl Charlotte Hamilton and Head Boy Scott Ross (centre) together with their Deputies (far right) Tadiwanashe Nyatsanza and Laurence Lisita-Robinson. The four Sixth Formers were appointed after submitting a CV and attending a formal interview. Pictured with them is Louis Phipps, Sergeant Major and Colour Sergeant Grace Fulk (far left). This year the ceremonial roles have been separated from whole-school responsibilities so Louis and Grace will lead parades while their peers will be responsible for general school matters. They will begin their duties in January 2021. Congratulations and best of luck to all of them.
Netballers Pippa and Jo have been named in the Saracens Mavericks pathway squads for 2021. Jo will be playing for the U19 squad and Pippa, who was awarded the Saracens Mavericks NPL Inspirational Player Award for the 2019/2020 season, will be playing up in the U21s. Congratulations to them both! We can’t wait to see them in action and wish them the best of luck.
Congratulations to Jayda and Pippa, netball scholars at Gordon's, who have been invited to attend the Roses National Academy selection day in December. The National academy brings together the best U17 and U19 players in England for extra coaching and training. Prior to tours and Netball Europe, U19 and U17 squads will be selected from the National Academy. For more information on netball scholarships and other scholarships, please click here.
Representing youth across the county and making history, A Level student Jacob Wrenn is the first Surrey Young Mayor.
The Sixth Former has been involved in youth politics for around five years, first through the Surrey Heath Youth Council, which he ended chairing, and then moving on to the Surrey Youth Cabinet where he ran projects acting on young people’s concerns. As the county’s first Young Mayor, he is helping to shape the role and goals for the future and championing the voices of young people across Surrey.