Welcome to Southborough High School
Our focus is on achievement and all pupils are encouraged to do their best and fulfil their own special potential.
Examination success is very important to us but we also value other achievements.
Participation in extra-curricular activities, successes in the workplace and ensuring positive contributions to community activities reflect some of the many dimensions of learning that are highly valued at Southborough High.
By working in partnership with parents, our well qualified staff and the school's governors aim to secure a successful future for all students based on a foundation of good examination performance and high levels of social responsibility.
Tesco for Schools and Clubs
From Monday 1st March until Sunday May 9th, we are collecting Tesco for Schools and Clubs vouchers.
Please donate as many vouchers as possible to the school, so they can be used to purchase ICT equipment.
The collection box is stored in the Library and please ensure that all vouchers are sent into the school by the end of May.
Southborough Welcomes New Year 6 Students to its Community!
If you have been lucky enough to be offered a place at Southborough for our new Year 7 in September your first opportunity to meet all the new students will be at our Friendship Day on Saturday 27th March. You will be posted details in the next few days.
We look forward to meeting you all then.
Get a Free Computer
Home Access is a Government drive which will help low income families to get access to a computer and the internet to get on line at home. If you are a low income family in receipt of certain benefits you can apply for a grant of up to £500 to buy a computer and internet access. You would be eligible if your child could claim a free school meal or if your family receives Income Support or certain other benefits.
If you are a parent of a Y7/8/9 pupil or if you have a child in primary school and think you might be eligible please telephone 0333 200 1004. For further information you can contact Mr Wicking at school on 0208 391 4324.
If you are thinking of buying through this scheme, please let the school know. If we have enough applicants the school may be able to put in a bulk order and drive prices down.
Exam Results
Southborough High School is very pleased to announce some of its best ever GCSE and A level results. The school would like to congratulate its Year 11 and Year 13 students on their successes this year. The overall pass rate at both GCSE and A level was impressive with an improvement in the higher grades achieved. At A level our percentage of A-B grades moved up sharply to 37%, whilst the overall A-E pass rate reached 94%.
At GCSE, students again performed well with an increase in the 5 A*-C figure, reaching 63% - a school record. The full breakdown summary is detailed below. These results endorse the OFSTED judgement that reported Southborough High School to be a rapidly improving school. Individual successes at both A level and GCSE were impressive:-
A Level
Abdus Samad 4 A grades at A level
Jake Baker 1 A and 2 B grades at A level
Alex Guy 1 A and 2 B grades at A level
Ian Pozella 1 A and 2 B grades at A level
GCSE
The following Year 11 pupils achieved 6 or more A* and A grades:
KIM Byung Chan
PRIOR Henry
BAJAJ Aman
CURME Alexander
BENTMAN Lawrence
GREEN James
RAYBOULD Daniel
EATON Harry
Particular note should be made of the following:
Dabean Faraj - who achieved 9 A* and 2 A grades at GCSE
Aqeel Butt - who achieved 8 A* and 3 A grades at GCSE
Tajmeet Kalra - who achieved 6 A* and 2 A grades at GCSE.
Tajmeet also secured an A grade in his Mathematics A level taken two years early.
GCSE
5 A* - C English and Maths (45%)
5 A* - C 63%
5 A* - G English and Maths (96%)
5 A* - G 96%
A Level
% A-B grades 37%
% A-C grades 63%
% A-E grades 94%
ECDL
FREE TO THE COMMUNITY - European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) starting September 2009 at Southborough School. Please call 0208 391 4324 x 33 and leave your name and number. You will be contacted in September when the school re-opens
Swine Flu
Parents should note that the current advice is that if their sons have other existing medical conditions, they should seek advice from their GP.
British Antarctic Survey
Click here and here to read more from ex Southborough student, Ian Potten.

An excellent induction programme for new pupils helps identify their learning needs and helps them settle into school life. 



