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At Ewell Castle we aim to provide a learning experience that will enable all pupils to achieve their full potential, and we believe that a fundamental contribution towards this goal is the shared vision and close relationships between highly qualified teaching and support staff, pupils and parents. Your son or daughter will experience the individual attention that is the hallmark of all that we do at Ewell Castle ...more

Andrew Tibble (Principal)

Ewell Castle Helps Refugees

In March this year Ewell Castle School started a collection to equip a nursery in King Abdullah Park refugee camp, near the Syrian border, home to around 1000 refugees fleeing from Syria. Boxes of toys and stationery, donated by staff and pupils, were collected by ...more

Surrey District Sports Best Ever Results

Ewell Castle School achieved its best ever results at the Surrey District Athletics Championships 16  May at Kingsmeadow Stadium in Kingston. Junior and intermediate teams represented the school within the boys competition, against  Epsom College, Glyn, Blenheim, Esher High, CLFS, St John’s, Hinchley Wood, Ashcombe, ...more

Senior Sports Day 7th May

Another glorious day greeted us at the Pool Road arena for Ewell Castle’s annual Sports Day. Although the day was well fought by all who took part, in the end, the winning house was Essex who for the third time in a row won sports ...more

The Scholarship Production 7th and 8th May

Praise must go to all boys involved in this year’s lower school production of ‘The Scholarship’, an adaptation of a play by ‘Denise Deegan’.  Set in the confounds of ‘Grangewood School for Boys’ in 1927, the play follows the journey of ‘Danny Meradith’ a scholarshi ...more

Disability Awareness

On Monday 29th April, Year 7 were involved in  a ‘Disability Awareness Workshop’. The buzz words as Lucas Coker described were ‘friendship, teamwork and empathy’;  qualities required in all of us so that we can each achieve our potential . Oliver Noon spoke for most of ...more