Esher High School students take part in Faraday Challenge
Students from Year 8 took part in this year's Institute of Engineering and Technology Faraday Challenge last week. It's a STEM based activity challenging students to resolve a real life problem by working together in teams to design and make a prototype product.
Esher High School are so proud of 4 of our students from Years 7,8, 9 and 11 who have had the opportunity to sing at COP26 at part of "We are the Voice". What an amazing experience! Well done to all of them.
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We're so excited that our school trips have resumed - what a fantastic start to this half term, for 46 students and staff who attended the England v Tonga rugby match at Twickenham, home of rugby union. England won the match with a convincing 69-3 score!
Another week another trip, Year 11 Geography students visited the Witterings today as part of their GCSE coursework. After a very rainy start, the clouds cleared and the hard work began! We're so delighted to be running school trips again.
We're excited to announce an opportunity to raise funds for our students travelling to Zambia. Each ticket sold at Esher Rugby Club will generate funds for the trip. Please use this link to buy your tickets to the Fireworks event on Friday 5 November.
Esher High School welcomes the Archbishop of Canterbury
What are your big questions about life?
On Saturday afternoon, we welcomed Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury to our school to meet a local audience. It was a unique opportunity to put questions to the Archbishop and hear him speak on how to find security and hope in uncertain...