Richard Challoner School is leading State Secondary school in New Malden. This is a Non-selective school for kids age 11 to 18 years. Gender - Boys
The Richard Challoner Studio Theatre was officially opened by the Hungarian Ambassador in 2008. Various productions were first performed there, including Oliver, The Government Inspector, Antigone, Robin Hood, Sherlock Holmes: And the Pearls of Death, Chaplin: The Early Years and Romeo and Juliet, and then performed, on tour, in various theatres in Hungary, such as the Kolibri Theatre in Budapest. Many of the plays are written by drama teacher Mr. Neil Zoladkiewicz, who retired at the end of the 2016–17 school year. The school also performs musicals. The most recent was A Slice Of Saturday Night in 2017, with the previous performance of Grease Lightning having happened in partnership with Willson Academy of Performing Arts in 2016.
Key stage 3
Students in Years 7, 8 and 9 study all of the following subjects:
English, Mathematics, Science, Religious Education, Art and Design, Computer Science, Drama, Design Technology, Food and Nutrition, Geography, History, a Language: French or Spanish, Music, Physical Education, and PSE.
Key Stage 4
You have to take the following subjects: GCSE English Language, GCSE English Literature, GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Science, GCSE Religious Education, A Modern Language (GCSE French or Spanish), A Humanity (GCSE Geography or History), PSE (Personal and Social Education), Games
Sixth Form
All the Study Programmes are full time (unless in exceptional circumstances – eg where there is a serious medical issue) and combine study towards Level 3 qualifications (and Level 2 in English and Maths where a student has not yet achieved a Grade 4) with other enrichment activities. Each programme is tailored to each student’s prior attainment and career goals.Every student is on a study programme with a core aim – usually academic. All study programmes include non-qualification activities that support the student to progress to further or higher education, apprenticeships, school leaver programmes or to employment.
Special Educational Needs & Disabilities
Richard Challoner School firmly believes that each pupil should be given equality of opportunity to achieve their full potential – spiritually, academically and socially – by recognising the uniqueness of each individual and providing a rich and varied learning experience for all. Each pupil, regardless of their ability, is entitled to a broad and balanced curriculum that is relevant to their educational needs. Richard Challoner School is committed to providing, for all pupils, the best possible environment for learning and offering a curriculum that gives all pupils a sense of achievement and thereby helps them to develop confidence and self-esteem.
Please check the school website link for details.
2.48 miles
