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Method of communication The College communicates with parents and carers via email and the Parent & Carer Portal. If a situation arises where a matter needs to be discussed over the phone or in pe…

View our annual calendar here or use the filter tools below for specific dates or events: Admissions Trips & Visits Holidays and Term Dates Exams & Results Days Careers & Progression Inset…

Reporting absences All absences should be reported by parents or carers using the Parent Portal, or alternatively by telephone (020 8398 0291) or email via [email protected]​ In addition, students …

The final gradings are as follows: Overall effectiveness: Outstanding The quality of education: Outstanding Personal development: Outstanding Behaviour and attitudes: Outstanding Leadership and manag…

We hope we have encapsulated the ways in which a sixth form college experience is different to that in a school sixth form by providing a range of information about life as an Esher Sixth Form College…

​​This part of the overall study programme provides a further opportunity for students to extend their learning and develop their skills in both the first and second year.

What’s the difference between A Levels and a vocational course? At Esher, you can study A Level and vocational courses together. A Levels are two-year exam-based courses and the traditional route to u…

You will enrol on a two-year programme and will study three or four courses for both years, as appropriate to your individual circumstances and GCSE profile. You can take just A Levels or a combinatio…

Mental Health Advisor, Specialist Assessor and Counselling Coordinator: Jude Smit Room: B106 Email: [email protected]…