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 and happy, with staff who go that extra mile
  • 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

  • Finland 2019

    During the summer of 2019, 13 pupils from The Romsey School will be embarking on a 2 week long expedition to Finland. During this time they will cover over 200 km on foot, and by mountain bike and canoe. The main focus of the expedition is on team building, leadership and personal development. The pupils are all responsible for raising … Continue reading →

  • ICELAND TRIP 2017

    Over the Easter weekend 50 Year 10 GCSE Geography students participated in The Romsey School’s annual trip to Iceland.  The group arrived at Keflavik airport near Reykjavik at 9:30am and were keen to make the most of the day starting with a tour of the capital. Afterwards, the incredible Blue Lagoon beckoned, where everyone basked in sunshine at the geothermally … Continue reading →

  • Sports Stars Honoured

    Thursday 22nd March saw the tenth annual KS4 Sports Awards Evening at The Romsey School. The evening was hosted by the School Sports Council; compered by Year 11 pupils Martha Nelson and Victoria Hutchinson and supported by Sports Council Members Leo Berg, Oliver Cazaly, Kate Baxter and Neve Adams. The evening opened with a movie showing highlights from the years … Continue reading →

  • Year 10 Exam Revision

    Year 10 student, As it is quickly approaching your exams, your teachers at the Romsey School have decided to collect together some vital course information, revision websites and hints & tips that will help you succeed in your preparation for the Year 10 exams. Please take advantage of this booklet and use as many of the recommendations as your can. … Continue reading →

  • Maths Challenge Equals a Great Success

    Teenagers with a natural aptitude for Mathematics visited the Port of Southampton to take part in the second ABP Maths Challenge. The competition was designed to allow students to apply broader aspects of mathematical thought processes rather than simply doing the type of questions they will see in their GCSE exams. Staged in partnership with Applemore College, the event attracted … Continue reading →