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==Awards==
==Awards==
As well as the 'Technology Specialist School' status, the [[school]] has attained other awards including the 'British Council International School Award (ISA)', 'Healthy Schools' award, 'Investors in People' award, 'Sports Mark Gold', 'Artsmark Gold', 'ICT Mark', 'Investors in Careers' award, 'Working in Partnership with parents' award and the 'Investing in Community Engagement Award (ICE)'.
As well as the 'Technology Specialist School' status, the [[school]] has attained other awards including the 'British Council International School Award (ISA)', 'Healthy Schools' award, 'Investors in People' award, 'Sports Mark Gold', 'Artsmark Gold', 'ICT Mark', 'Investors in Careers' award, 'Working in Partnership with parents' award and the 'Investing in Community Engagement Award (ICE)'.

==Subjects==
Woking High School teaches students a variety of subjects which include, [[Modern Foreign Languages]] (MFL), [[Citizenship]], [[Science]], [[Design and Technology]], [[Geography]], [[History]], [[Latin language|Latin]], [[Information Communication Technology]], [[Maths]], [[English language|English]], [[Physical Education]], [[Music]], [[Mass media|Media]] and [[Drama]].


==Additional Information==
==Additional Information==

Revision as of 18:47, 1 November 2012

Woking High School
Address
Map
Morton Road

, ,
GU21 4TJ

England
Information
MottoInspire Challenge Achieve
Local authoritySurrey
SpecialistTechnology
Department for Education URN125270 Tables
OfstedReports
Head teacherJane Abbott
GenderMixed
Age11 to 16
Enrollment1200
Websitehttp://www.wokinghigh.surrey.sch.uk

Woking High School (formerly named Horsell High School) is a mixed comprehensive school for pupils aged 11–16 in the Horsell area of Woking, Surrey, England. It specialises in Technology and has been awarded 'Technology Specialist School' status in 2004. It has approximately 1200 students on roll. The school attracts students from many primary schools often from different areas. Every classroom in the school is equipped with a Smart Board.[citation needed] The school consists of a Humanities block, Design and Technology block, Physical Education block and an English block, which allow students to focus on particular subjects. There is a school hall and canteen off the main entrance. The forms/classes are named after the nearby private road 'Ridgeway' each form/class has a letter from the name. The school also offers a number of enrichment activities and schemes. Many students from Woking High School go on to Woking College after completing their GCSEs, however many also go on to other colleges/sixth forms.

Awards

As well as the 'Technology Specialist School' status, the school has attained other awards including the 'British Council International School Award (ISA)', 'Healthy Schools' award, 'Investors in People' award, 'Sports Mark Gold', 'Artsmark Gold', 'ICT Mark', 'Investors in Careers' award, 'Working in Partnership with parents' award and the 'Investing in Community Engagement Award (ICE)'.

Additional Information

Matt Willis, former member of Busted (band) and winner of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! 2006, attended Woking High School Robert Green, West Ham and ex-England Goalkeeper also went to Woking High School.

79% of the Year 11 Cohort of 230 students gained at least 5 A*- C Grades with 62% gaining A*- C in their English and Maths GCSEs in 2009, which is above the national average.

Woking High School has many sports teams that compete in local competitions. These include Hockey, Football, Rugby, Chess Club, Darts Club and Film Club teams.

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