Ethos, Vision and Values

Our vision is to provide a world class education for our young people based on the following principles:

  • Our ethos is inclusive where all young people succeed
  • Students are supported & happy, with staff who are fully committed to their development.
  • Students achieve outstanding results through inspirational teaching
  • Learning has no boundaries within and beyond the classroom
  • The school is at the heart of our community

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Latest News

  • 2018 Leavers Prom Photo Gallery

    You can view the photos from last Friday school prom by following the links on this post. You can view the full gallery or the YouTube video. You can view the leavers photos here: Or the video below:  

  • Start of Term and Open Events 2018-2019

    The dates for the start of term in September are below as are the dates for our Open Evening and tours of the school.  There is no need to book for open evening but tours can be booked by calling the main school office on 01794 512334. Monday 3 Sept INSET (1) Tuesday 4 Sept INSET (2) Wednesday 5 Sept … Continue reading →

  • Wessex Schools Literary Festival Logo Winner

    As preparations for the annual Literary Festival at eight Hampshire secondary schools get underway, a new logo has been chosen for 2018. Each year all the schools run a competition for pupils to design a suitable logo reflecting the themes of the festival – reading, creative writing, poetry and illustration. The Romsey School were successful once again as Year Nine … Continue reading →

  • Boys hockey team receive sponsorship from local companies

    Tailor Made Kitchens and Bargate Homes, two Romsey based companies, have kindly sponsored the Boys Hockey team and brought them a new playing kit. After hearing about the U14 boys success in winning the County Hockey Tournament the two companies helped celebrate their success with providing them with a brand new kit ready for the next season. They boys could … Continue reading →

  • Author Panel

    A group of Year 8 pupils from The Romsey School had the opportunity to take part in a discussion panel with two authors of Young Adult fiction. Sara Barnard and Muhammad Khan gave a short talk about their books which was followed by pupils firing some thought-provoking questions at them. Sara spoke about her book, A Quiet Kind of Thunder, … Continue reading →