Coombe Boys' School

Coombe Boys' School
Motto "Preparing you for a World of Opportunity"
Established 1931
Type Academy
Religion Multi-faith
Executive Headteacher Mrs. D. Walls[1]
Headteacher Mr D Smith
Chair Penny Parker[1]
Location College Gardens
Blake's Lane

New Malden
Surrey
KT3 6NU
England
Coordinates: 51°23′39″N 0°14′57″W / 51.394258°N 0.249096°W / 51.394258; -0.249096
DfE number 314/5403
DfE URN 137859 Tables
Ofsted Reports Pre-academy reports
Staff Aprox 50
Students 754[1]
Gender Male
Ages 11–16 (Up to 18 in sixth-Form)
Houses Stephenson, Shaftesbury, Faraday, Burns, Wilberforce, Brunel
Colours Green and White and A hint of black
Publication The Coombe Chronicle
Website www.coombeboysschool.org

Coombe Boys' School is a secondary school with academy status located in the New Malden area of the Royal Borough of Kingston, England. It was known as 'Beverley Boys' until federating with Coombe Girls' School.

Coombe Boys' was designated a Specialist Maths and Computing College In September 2008, and converted to academy status in February 2012.

The Headteacher is Mr David Smith. The Executive Headteacher is Mrs Deborah Walls.[2] Coombe Boys' School celebrated its 80th anniversary in the 2010–11 school year.

Attendance record

Two of the four top-achievers, in terms of attendance, in Kingston upon Thames, attend Coombe Boys' School; Ryan Arnold, and Alex Mackie, having received the Kingston upon Thames 100% Attendance Mayor's Award six years in a row.[3][4]

House system

In January 2012, Coombe Boys' School changed its house system and now has 6 houses. The names chosen from a contest ran by the school, the winner of the recent house competition was Zachary Wolff. House names are originated by famous historians from United Kingdom. The houses are;

House House Colour
Stephenson
Shaftesbury
Faraday
Burns
Wilberforce
Brunel

However, for the 80 years ended January 2012, there were 4 houses:

House House Colour
Caxton
Newton
Blake
Wolfe

From 5 September 2012, Tutor groups' names were changed from the Tutors' initials to the House names Including the school year.

References

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