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S7 Consortium

Esher College and the six other Sixth Form Colleges in Surrey have combined to form a consortium known as S7. Between us, the S7 Colleges successfully meet the needs of almost 7,000 16-19 year old students and many adults in the Surrey area. Our aim is to work together to promote the benefits of Sixth Form College education and to develop the quality of our provision.

ELM Partnership

Esher College is a founder member of the ELM Partnership, a consortium of education providers within the Borough of Elmbridge. The Partnership comprises 20 infant and junior schools, 2 comprehensive secondary schools and Esher College, with its core purpose being to address the needs of our collective community in order to raise standards of achievement and community well being. The Partnership is founded on a commitment to sharing integrity, openness, inclusion and equal partnership for the benefit of all our pupils/students.

Further details of the Partnership can be obtained from the Co-ordinator, Madeliene Penney, email - mpenney@esherhigh.surrey.sch.uk

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The Elmbridge 14-19 Consortium

The Elmbridge 14-19 Consortium is a partnership of seven schools and colleges in the Borough of Elmbridge who are committed to working together on all matters relating to post 14 education in the Borough.

The partner schools and colleges believe that by cooperating they can meet the educational needs of Elmbridge 14-19 year olds more effectively than by competing with each other.

Membership

 Brooklands College(Further Education College)
 Esher College (Sixth Form College)
 Esher Church of England High School (11 to 16, Performing Arts Specialist Status)
 Heathside (11 to18, Technology College)
 Hinchley Wood School and Sixth Form Centre (11 to18, Music and ICT Specialist Status)
 Rydens School (11 to18, Business Specialist Status)
 Walton Leigh School (11 to 18, Special School)

Objectives

The schools and colleges in the Consortium are actively working together:

• to ensure that students and their parents receive the best possible advice and guidance about the courses available for 14-19 year olds in Elmbridge and the entrance requirements and admissions procedures for these courses
• to ensure that each learner has access to a wide choice of high quality learning programmes which meet his or her individual needs
• to increase awareness of opportunities in Higher Education by organising a range of activities for Elmbridge students in conjunction with Aimhigher
• to provide high quality teaching and learning in the Borough by sharing good practice between our schools and colleges and cooperating on staff training and development

Contact information:

Steven Poole, Headteacher of Hinchley Wood School, is the Chair(spoole@hinchleywood.surrey.sch.uk)

Maria Knights is the Co-ordinator (maria.knights@hinchleywood.surrey.sch.uk)