Welcome from the Head

It is a privilege to welcome you to Epsom and Ewell High School. Having been part of this exceptional community for the past eleven years, I have seen first-hand the dedication, talent, and care that define our staff and students. I am honoured to lead EEHS into its next chapter as Headteacher, building on our successes and shaping our future with integrity, ambition, and compassion.

At EEHS, our mission is simple yet ambitious: to empower future generations to thrive in tomorrow’s world. We are a values-driven community built on kindness, respect, and high expectations, where positive relationships are the foundation of everything we do. We champion equality, diversity, and inclusion, creating an environment where every pupil feels valued, confident, and inspired to be their authentic self.

Our curriculum is built around three interconnected pillars: Engage, Empower, and Excel.

  • Engage – Innovative teaching sparks curiosity and encourages active participation. Every subject is taught with ambition, ensuring all pupils, regardless of background or starting point, experience a rich, challenging curriculum that ignites a love of learning.
  • Empower – We equip pupils with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to navigate their educational journey and future careers. Our curriculum reflects our diverse community, fostering empathy, resilience, and global awareness.
  • Excel – High expectations, strong pastoral care, and a wide range of enrichment opportunities enable pupils to succeed in school and beyond, developing the adaptability and creativity needed for the future.

This model ensures that every young person leaves EEHS not only with strong academic outcomes but also with the self-belief and independence to thrive in life.

Our teaching is underpinned by evidence-based practice, drawing on Rosenshine’s Principles. Four key strategies are embedded consistently across lessons to support progress for every pupil:

  • Do Now – low-stakes starters that activate prior knowledge and set a purposeful tone.
  • Turn and Talk – structured discussions that deepen understanding and inclusion.
  • I do – We do – You do – a gradual release model that scaffolds learning and builds mastery.
  • Independent Practice – purposeful tasks that promote fluency, rigour, and confidence.

Through these approaches, we ensure a consistent, high-quality learning experience for all.

As Headteacher, my commitment is to provide leadership that is supportive, and empowering. I believe a school flourishes when both students and staff feel valued, supported, and inspired to succeed. I am excited to continue working with pupils, families and the local community to ensure EEHS remains a school where every child succeeds.

Aisleen Campbell

 


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- Sep 24
We would like to hear from all interested parties as part of our 6 week consultation on Hopescourt School - a new specialist free school (proposed location - Walton upon Thames). For further information please visit: https://t.co/vHduftnpzt#youropinionmatters #hopescourt pic.twitter.com/OIMOR22oPj
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- Sep 18
We would like to hear from all interested parties as part of our 6 week consultation on Hopescourt School - a new specialist free school (proposed location - Walton upon Thames). For further information please visit: https://t.co/vHduftnpzt#youropinionmatters #hopescourt pic.twitter.com/OIMOR22oPj
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- Aug 17
Huge congratulations to our A-Level Students at Epsom and Ewell High School. In a year where the national picture showed a dip in top grades being awarded, our students have once again risen to the challenge and achieved remarkable success.#EEHSPride #ALevelResults2023 pic.twitter.com/M2swEPB8NV
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- May 20
RT  @BrasenoseNews: Wonderful to have some peppy Year 10s from  @TCHSWoodford and  @EpsomEwellHigh here today with  @BrilliantClub . Very impre…
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- May 16
Wonderful to have some peppy Year 10s from @TCHSWoodford and @EpsomEwellHigh here today with @BrilliantClub . Very impressed by their inquisitiveness. Thanks to Lexi, Matilda and others for showing them round @brasenosejcr pic.twitter.com/0ZZcTvWkno
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- Oct 13
We are excited to meet all prospective sixth form students on Thursday 10th November. There will be an address form our headteacher, our head of sixth form and our current school leader at 6pm in the main hall. pic.twitter.com/SXFUX1WbFu
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- Sep 9
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022): Bourne Education Trust is deeply saddened at the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Our Trust community joins the millions of people around the world in mourning, while giving thanks for the… https://t.co/QUw2RTlAua
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- Aug 25
It has been a pleasure to see so many students celebrating the stellar results that they have achieved, both individually and as a year group. After so much adversity, we are delighted that the class of 2022 have the foundations to take the next steps to future success. pic.twitter.com/uyXI2U1iEn
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- Aug 18
RT  @BourneTrust: Huge congratulations to our year 13 students on results day! You should all be incredibly proud of what you have achieved!…
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- Aug 18
Huge congratulations to our year 13 students on results day! You should all be incredibly proud of what you have achieved! #brightfutures https://t.co/o0adN4WHvR
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- Jun 16
Selected Yr 4-6 pupils were using the excellent facilities at @EpsomEwellHigh yesterday to work on speed drills in athletics and taking a base line of time for sprints to improve on, plus fielding/catching drills for our elite cricket stream.#PrimarySport#ActiveKids pic.twitter.com/ft3A14mCWu
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- Jun 16
Y6 were filled with excitement when Mr Cole and Miss Merson from @EpsomEwellHigh visited to launch our Leavers' Art Project. They will mark their legacy at WEPS with an incredibly special installation... we will update you soon! pic.twitter.com/MctJtjlGrO
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