Welcome to news about our local secondary schools. We cover the schools that are actually in Ruislip in detail, but below is a list of the schools in the surrounding area:
Below you will find the most recent articles on secondary schools.*
Bishop Ramsey C of E School held its Years 11 – 13 Prize Giving evening on Wednesday, December 14th. A Speech of Welcome was delivered by James Cluett, Head Student after which the hymn “In Christ Alone” was sung by the audience led by the school choir. Dr Hilary Macaulay, Executive Head, then gave her address. She began by […]
Bishop Ramsey School’s Carol Service was held on Monday, December 5th. at St Paul’s Church in Ruislip Manor. The congregation was welcomed by the vicar, Fr Michael Selby and the service opened with the carol The Holly and the Ivy sung by the school’s Canterbury Choir. There followed a reading of Psalm 89:1-4 by Noah Morris, […]
Bishop Ramsey C of E School held their Prize Giving for years 7-10 students on June 22nd. The audience of proud parents, carers and friends were welcomed to the evening’s event by two confident, articulate year 10 students, Charlie Cadman and Georgia Bishop who also introduced the Guest of Honour, Reverend Ann Lynes, Vicar of Holy Trinity, Northwood and Area […]
The school held its St Cecilia Concert on Thursday, November 25th. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic it had been impossible to hold what has always been an annual event for some time and the audience eagerly awaited the concert’s opening performance. The audience was welcomed by Mr Britton, the Deputy Head, who introduced the evening’s host Pip […]
Bishop Ramsey’s Years 7 – 10 Prize Giving was held on September 22nd. Parents and Guests were welcomed to the proceedings by two confident and articulate Year 11 students Ethan Bone and Kayla van Zyl. Dr. Hilary Macaulay, the school’s new Executive Headteacher, gave the opening address. She spoke of the process of handover from one headteacher to […]
Historically, Ruislip is in the hundred of Elthorne, in the county of Middlesex, but for modern administrative purposes it is part of the London Borough of Hillingdon. Answers to many questions about services in and around Ruislip can be found on Hillingdon’s website:
Areas surrounding Ruislip are covered by other Residents’ Associations, so here are links to them:
