End of Summer Term 2013 INDEX ACADEMIC - Epsom College

From the HeadmasterJay Piggot MALetter to Parents – End of Summer Term 2013INDEXACADEMIC ....................................................................................................3HISTORY PRIZES...............................................................................................3DEBATING ......................................................................................................3DISTINCTIONS .................................................................................................3MERIT CERTIFICATES .........................................................................................3YOUNG CO-OPERATIVES AWARD ............................................................................4MUSIC...........................................................................................................4CONCERTS......................................................................................................4INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT ...................................................................................5DRAMA..........................................................................................................6CCF AND DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S AWARD .....................................................6SPORT...........................................................................................................6BOYS ATHLETICS ..............................................................................................6GIRLS ATHLETICS .............................................................................................7BIATHLON ......................................................................................................8CRICKET ........................................................................................................9GOLF.......................................................................................................... 10ROUNDERS ................................................................................................... 10SQUASH ...................................................................................................... 11SWIMMING ................................................................................................... 11TARGET RIFLE................................................................................................ 11BOYS TENNIS ................................................................................................ 12GIRLS TENNIS ............................................................................................... 12VOLLEYBALL .................................................................................................. 13STAFF AND PUPILS .....................................................................................13SENIOR PUPILS .............................................................................................. 13WILL HARGRAVE............................................................................................. 13STAFF ......................................................................................................... 141

MISCELLANY ...............................................................................................15PUBLICATION OF EXAMINATION RESULTS IN AUGUST 2013........................................... 15A2 Results............................................................................................... 15AS Results............................................................................................... 15GCSE...................................................................................................... 15EPSOM COLLEGE STORE .................................................................................... 15EMAIL ADDRESSES .......................................................................................... 162

From the HeadmasterJay Piggot MAJuly 2013End of Summer Term 2013Dear Parents,ACADEMICHistory PrizesFor a superb essay on 'Was the Terror the inevitable outcome of the French Revolution of1789?', the L6th History Essay Prize was awarded to Myles Pittam (P).For an insightful essay on a discussion as to whether 'Proportional representation makesgovernment less democratic’, the L6th Politics Essay Prize was awarded to Louis Sutton (P).There were many outstanding projects produced by M4s this year in History; significantly,for an exceptional piece of research on Gallipoli, The Crawfurd History Prize was awarded toLucy Marquand (R).DebatingThe Dr Derbyshire Inter-House debating competition has engaged young minds towards theend of term as M4s and U4s Houses debated topics such as whether the police should bearmed, whether private schools should be abolished, and whether opponents of oppressiveregimes should be given financial and military aid. Thanks go to Captain of Debating NikitaGanin (F) who chaired many of these debates with assurance and perspicacity.The final took place between Robinson and Rosebery, the topic debated was whethercorporal punishment should be reintroduced into schools. The winners of the prize - a dinnerfor the entire winning house - emerged after a compelling debate; the winning house in theDr Derbyshire Inter-house Debating competition is Rosebery.DistinctionsOne Middle Fourth Wilson girl earned 3 Distinctions for outstanding academic work thisterm; Christy Yu (W) deserves appropriate recognition for her endeavours.Merit Certificates:The following pupils achieved the highest number of Merits this term in their respective yeargroups:3

M4 - Tom Booker (P), Daniel Richardson (C), Alastair Major (F), Emma Morgan (R), John Lee(H)U4 - Jasper Kabbani (Rn), Daria Milaeva (Cr), Tom Egan (F), Tim Lazarus (H).Investment ClubA team of 6th formers were required to invest £1500 in the stock market, in the 7 monthsthat the competition ran, the group made an impressive 30% return on their investment.This success elevated them as South East regional winners; dramatically anddisappointingly, they were pushed into second place in overall National competition in thedying seconds.The group were rewarded with an all expenses day trip to London including a flight on theLondon Eye.The group members were:Nikita Ganin (F)Louis Sutton (P)James Smith (Fa)Joe Dixon (C)Oscar Green (C)Rory Harty (C)Damola Ibrahim (F)Matthew Thorman (F)Maria Mikhaylova (Cr)Maxwell Tomlinson (C)Rahim Bayramli (H)Nikita Lazarenko (H)Christopher Lai (Fa)Ben Garton (C)Imran Husain (H)Hamza Allawi (H)Jacob Isherwood (P)Thomas Standen (P)Young Co-Operatives AwardThe Young Co-Operatives Award is annually presented to the individual who has made thegreatest contribution to the Young Co-operatives group. This year's winner is RebeccaHibberd (Wh); Rebecca has made an outstanding contribution to promoting the greateradvancement of school charities and she has been a creative force of nature in bringingforward new products to sell.MUSICConcertsThe Downs Singers and Big Band opened this term with a striking concert of quality andspectacle, both under the passionate direction of Mr Holiday. Big School was also the venuefor the Ensembles Concert in early May, the standard of performance from all the groupswas of a very high order.4

In the Leavers’ Concert, members of the Upper Sixth presented a varied programme andclearly delighted their audience as they celebrated their love of music from across thespectrum. Similarly, a large number of Middle and Upper Fourth Form pupils presented twoaccomplished concerts, celebrating the breadth of musical talent in these year groups.The Chapel Choir Recital was splendid presenting a full range of music, as a choir they haveperformed some exacting and exciting choral singing. Abi Marrow has led the choir ablythroughout the year, she now hands over to Izi Thomas as Chapel Choir Prefect.The organ recital in Chapel this term given by Martin Ellis highlighted his exceptional talentas a musician and we are grateful for his contribution to Chapel services across thirteenyears. At the end of this term, he leaves us to retire to Suffolk, the whole school community,will miss him, his talent, his intellect and his love of laughter.Individual AchievementWe await the results and certificates for a number of music examinations taken towards theend of term; however, there are a number of certificates already attained and duly recordedas follows:GRADE SIXKatherine Davies (R)Abi Marrow (Cr)Max Wong (F)GRADE EIGHTSarah Chapman (Cr)PianoTheoryPianoTheoryGRADE EIGHT WITH MERITRyon Head (F)DrumsDicken Kong (F) - one of our finest College musicians – was awarded a certificate asLicentiate of Trinity College London for performance on the piano. This award, equivalent toperformance at degree level, is the highest practical music examination a pupil has passedwhilst at Epsom.Each year The Scott Cup is presented to a musician in the Upper Fourth Form who showsgreat promise and has made a very significant contribution to the musical life of the school.This individual’s performing highlights over the past two years include playing with theprofessional musicians in Les Miserables, performing as part of the orchestra with ChoralSociety, winning the local Rotary Club Young Musician Competition, and, recently, gaining aplace to study with James Galway in Switzerland during the Summer holidays. The Scott Cupis awarded to Will Goddard.Two years ago the College was saddened by the tragic death of Louise Walsom. As a MajorMusic Scholar, music was an important part of Louise's existence, she was an accomplishedpianist, a member of Chapel Choir, her greatest musical passion was the clarinet, aninstrument on which she displayed great promise.As a permanent memorial to her, the Louise Walsom Cup is presented each year in theSummer Term to the most promising Fourth Form clarinettist. This year's recipient of thetrophy is Aiden Findlay (P).5

DRAMAThe Junior Play Billy Liar entertained and instructed during the final week of term, a talentedcast benefited from the expertise of Dr. Huxter and director Mrs. Jeens.We extend our congratulations to the young cast of M4 and U4 actors who commanded thestage, particularly Ed Aves (P) who played the title character with conviction. Tim Lazarus(H), Emily Shanks (W), Georgia McGrath (R), Izzy Rosen (R), Vogue Phelps (Rv) and AlexBishop (Fa) inhabited their parts convincingly, too; Emma Hibbitt (R) revelled in the role ofthe disapproving grandmother.Jake McGrath (C) and Jonny Pollard (H) were student directors, Immy Ursell (W) andHeather Correia-Guntert (R) were stage managers; the 1960s set was highlighted by thetech team of Ed Dennis (F) and Rob Thomas (F), led by Mr Rob Anderson.Bravo to all concerned.CCF AND DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S AWARDDuring the recent Field Day, nearly 300 cadets were involved in activities, 260 of whomwere out on overnight camps. The M4s experienced their first CCF exercise. The RAF sectioncompleted an overnight camp and hike, whilst the Bronze Duke of Edinburgh's group had apractice expedition. The initiative group undertook a map and orienteering exercise and theRoyal Navy section sailed at Ripley. Importantly, many of these activities were led by L6thNCOs as part of their leadership training.The M4 joined the CCF this term and undertook a variety of activities. In the inter-squadcompetitions the results were close; however, Squad 6 was the eventual winners:The best male cadet was Felix Griffin and best female cadet Sophia Accion Barr.The winner of the Best Recruit Trophy was Heather Correia-Guntert.Those undertaking Silver Duke of Edinburgh's Awards (some 50) undertake a practiceexpedition in the Wye Valley at the end of term before they complete their final expedition inAugust in the Brecon Beacons.Bronze Duke of Edinburgh's Award's were gained by 29, 5th year pupils.During the summer the army section will hold their annual camp at St. Martin's PlainFolkestone; similarly, the RAF section attend an adventure training camp at LakeWindermere.SPORTBoys AthleticsThe boys experienced a successful season, winning the Gomme and Goddard cups as well asthe district championships at Junior and Intermediate age groups. On the co-ed side, theathletes won the home co-ed match and finished second, overall, in the prestigiousCopenhagen Shield, with the Inter boys running out winners.The Inter boys won their age group of the Lord Burghley trophy at Eton, the toughest fixtureof the summer. The boys' team never finished lower than 3rd in any competition - animpressively high level of performance.6

Throughout the term the Athletics Standards competition has unfolded for M4 and U4 boys,and as ever this was keenly contested.Three trophies were awarded to the boys as follows:Boys Athletic Standards Cup was won by Fayrer.The Top M4 Boy was Ivo Slot (Fa).The Top U4 Boy is shared this year by Jamie Palmer (G) and Harry Cooke (P).Major Colours:Mide Ajibade (H)Max Gathercole (G)Jamie Gibbons (Fa)Full Colours:Sam Mcconnell (G)Theo Jennings (P)Kieran Findlay (P)Louis Sutton (P)Matthew Young (Fa)Half Colours:Sean Jagger (Rn)Matthew Thorman (F)Fabian Lumsden (Fa)Declan Grant (G)Will Goldberg (C)Bradley Fenn (P)Jacob Bailey (H)Jake Seabold (Rn)Adam Cresswell (H)Dami Ibrahim (F)Colts Colours:Tife Ajibade (H)Harry Oosterwyk (P)Morgan Savill (P)Girls AthleticsThe girls have met with success at all levels; many inter girls stepping up to assist theseniors. In addition to the Monaghan sisters, who were duly recognised for their excellenceon Founder's Day, Regine Yan (Wh) deserves recognition for remaining unbeaten all seasonin the discus.The intermediate girls won the districts and never finished lower than second. Harriet andPortia Jennings (R) led the way with some fine performances; they claimed a number oftrophies on Junior Girls' Athletics College Event.In the juniors, Jenny Nicholson (Cr) and Chantel Murphy (Cr) were selected for Surrey afterexcellent performances in the districts.New captains Jodie Koep (R) and Natalie Chu (Wh) will harness this talent next season.7

The girls Athletics Standards competition for M4 and U4s ran concurrently to that of theboys; accordingly, three trophies were awarded as follows:The Girls Athletic Standards Cup was won by Rosebery.The top M4 Girl was shared by Emma Morgan (R) and Amina Mustapha (Cr).The top U4 Girl was won by Antonia Turner (Cr).Major Colours:Eimear Monaghan(U6)Rosin Monaghan(U6)Full Colours:Regine Yan (L6)Natalie Chu(L6)Jodie Koep (L6)Re Awarded Half Colours:Leah Amin (U6)Half Colours:Lilly Allert (L6)The Intermediate Girls who competed for the central Surrey team at the county schoolsmatch were:Harriet Jennings (R) TJPortia Jennings (R) LJElla Witts (R) 300mSophie Rumble (Rv) 1500mEllie Rhodes (R) JavelinColts Colours:Phoebe Gibson (5th)Gabby Orlich (5th)The Junior Girls who competed for the Central Surrey team at the county schools matchwere:Jennifer Nicholson (Cr) JavelinEmma Morgan (R) JavelinChantel Murphy (Cr) Long JumpLily Hunt (R) ShotGeorgia McGrath (R) ShotBiathlonThe Inter-house Biathlon re-emerged this term and there were some outstandingperformances in this exacting event for all competitors.Winners in each category were:Junior Girls IndividualJunior Boys IndividualAntonia Turner (Cr)Will Goddard (C)8

Junior Girls HouseJunior Boys HouseSenior Girls IndividualSenior Boys IndividualSenior Girls HouseSenior Boys HouseCrawfurdFayrerTuscan Lambrechts (R)Matthew Young (Fa)RoseberyFayrerCricketThe Cricket season has witnessed plenty of notable performances. The 1st XI completed theseason with four wins, four losses and a hard fought draw against the MCC. The victory overthe OEs was the highlight of a good season. Myles Pittam (P) with 372 runs and Harry Allen(F) with 337 runs were the bedrock of the batting. Nick Williams (G) was leading wickettaker with 14 victims, whilst Harry Allen also claimed 13 wickets.The 2nd and 3rd XI had challenging seasons but stuck at it; while the U15As had a goodseason with Isaac Braithwaite (C), Harry Williams (P), Harry Roberts (C) and Peter O'Brien(P) all representing the 1st XI.The U15 B team won six of their 9 fixtures with Rhys Waskett (G), Will Kibblewhite (G), NilsBerring (G) and Will Morris (Rn) making significant contributions with bat and ball. As a yeargroup, the U14s have displayed plenty of potential that augurs well for the future.In terms of representative honours, captain Harry Allen has represented Surrey 2nd XI,while Alex Waterman (P) and Ben Holder (P) have played for their representative age groupteams for Surrey.Cricket awards have been presented as follows:The Batting Salver was shared this year between Harry Allen and Myles Pittam.The Fielding Award goes to Amal Patel.The Bowling Award goes to Nick Williams.Two players received Major Colours for their distinguished service and contribution to the 1stteam cricket.In the juniors, the 6-a-aside house competition was won this year by Propert.Triple Major Colours:Chris Du Toit (Fa)Major Colours:Chris Bolton (P)Full Colours:Harry Allen (F)Myles Pittam (P)Matthew Nolan (C)Half Colours:9

Alex Waterman (P)Nick Williams (G)Tom Standen (P)James Booker (P)Amal Patel (Fa)GolfThe golf club experienced an exciting term. The school team is a very young one, with 15players in the M4 and U4 age group.Led by the Captain of Golf, Ben Kuhler (P), the team has registered wins over Brighton,Hurstpierpoint, King’s Canterbury, Reigate and Eastbourne College. They only lost to twoschools as well as the Old Epsomians and the Common Room.The following golf awards apply:The House Golf trophy has been awarded to Propert House.The Individual Trophy has been awarded to Rachel Williams (Cr).Full Colours:Ben Kuhler (P)Rachel Williams (Cr)Half Colours:Jacob Isherwood (P)RoundersThe senior rounders team enjoyed convincing wins against Wellington and Hurstpierpoint.Spectacular fielding, double-outs and strong hitting were all key features in the victories.Captain Ashley Gillan (Cr) deserves special mention for her work at back stop.At U15 level the girls' teamwork, fielding and communication were the key components totheir success, captain Beth Burns (R) emerged as the key player.Full Colours:Ashley Gillan (Cr)Half Colours:Missie Dipre (Rv)Harriet Bantock (Cr)Camilla Bole (Cr)Natalie Bartrum (R)Sareena Blackburn (R)Emma Scott (W)Anna Halstead (Cr)Amy Symons (R)Ellouise Bishop (Cr)Colours:Lara Wijsmuller (Cr)Imogen Martin (Cr)Bella Bowes (Rv)Ellie Percival (R)10

Amy Bramworth (R)Lucy Ward (Cr)Katie O'Toole (R)Emily Oulton (R)Clare Brown (W)Lindsay McJarrow (Rv)SquashBoys squash enjoyed another impressive season.The Senior individual Cup was awarded to Oliver Costain (C).The Junior Individual Cup was awarded to Alastair Green (F).The Most Improved Player was awarded to George Piggot (Rn).SwimmingThis term has been the most successful for the swimming team in many years. Victories inthe galas against Cranleigh and St John's included many excellent performances, notablyfrom most improved swimmer Rodion Seleznev (H), Kieren Ooi (Fa), Gaby Orlich (W),Danielle Tullett (W), Ellie Thomas (Wh) and Angus Percival (C).Full Colours:Oliver Bell (Ca)Vladimir Grabarnik (H)Anne Hogarth (Ro)Half Colours:Santiago Becker (H)Gareth Lau (Fa)Oliver Montgomery (P)Kieren Ooi (Fa)Ellie Thomas (Wh)Caroline von Celsing (Wh)Rachel Williams (Cr)Matthew Young (Fa)Colts Colours:Jack Griffin (P)Gaby Orlich (W)Morgan Savill (P)Rodion Seleznev (H)The trophy for Most Improved swimmer was awarded to Rodion Seleznev (H).Target RifleThe Target Rifle team has made a strong start to the fullbore season, winning two of thefour major Schools' tournaments this term (the LMRA Schools and Sawyer Cup matches)and finishing 2nd at Surrey Schools' and 3rd in the Clayton Challenge.The Cadet pair element of the squad have been advancing their skills, registering a secondplace finish in the penultimate match of the term, and a well deserved win in the SurreySchools match.The Reserve pairs, similarly, finished well, with a superb win in the Surrey Schools' match.11

Top score trophies have also been garnered: Sam Owen (C), Tom Brankin-Frisby (C),Bogdan Stoichescu (G) and Matt Barker (Rn) all collecting trophies or medals for theirindividual performances this season.We now travel to the Nationals next week with hope in our hearts and high expectations.Boys TennisThe 1st team has shown decent form in the regular Saturday matches with a record ofplayed six, won four. Victories came against Cranleigh, St John's, Tonbridge and King'sCanterbury.The U15s played some great tennis, including a collective crushing of Wellington and winsagainst St Johns, St James and King's Canterbury.One boys' trophy was award:The Junior Boys' House Cup is won by PropertGirls TennisThe girls' 1st team won more than half their matches with Amelia Warner (W) and IgulNazarova (W) leading the way; convincing wins over Hurstpierpoint, Brighton andCharterhouse were highlights.At U15 level, the pairing of Bella Daialdas (Cr) and Izzy Reid (W) was unbeaten throughoutthe season - a commendable achievement.Three girls tennis trophies were award:The Senior Individual Girls trophy was won by Amelia Warner.The M4 House competition was won by Rosebery.The U4 House competition was won by Crawfurd.The junior mixed doubles competitions were keenly contested and the following pairstriumphed:The M4 Mixed Doubles Trophy was won by Rachel Soobiah (W) & Arman Banger (G).The U4 Mixed Doubles Trophy was won by Bella Dialdas (Cr) & Archie Brice-Adams (P).Finally in tennis, the Potter Cup is awarded to the boy or girl tennis player who has displayedthe most committed approach to training throughout the term.After much consultation amongst the coaches, this year the cup was awarded to OliverCostain (C).Double Majors:Amelia Warner (W)Major Colours:Igul Nazarova (W)Full Colours:Amber Billings (W)Gemma Pullman (R)Lindsay Sinclair (R)Hannah Wilkinson (R)12

Charlotte Dialdas (Cr)Half Colours:Georgia Hunt (R)Briana Norris (R)Jenny Dawkins (Cr)Isabella Michell (Rv)Ellie Payne (Cr)Holly Ellis (Cr)Colours:Emma BorchClaire RussellEmma ChandlerMolly FraserRachel HindleyHouse Senior Trophy: CrawfurdVolleyballAfter a couple of weeks indoors, embracing a comfortable win against Tonbridge, the examsprompted the volleyballers outside. This season our Boys won Epsom's own tournament,while the girls came second.In the Beach Tournament at Brighton, both Girls’ and Boys’ teams came second.STAFF AND PUPILSSenior PupilsThe Heads of School for 2012/2013 have been outstanding with George Hatfield (Fa),Eimear Monaghan (R) and Will Hargrave (C) doing a first-class job in their respective terms.Briana Norris (R) has been appointed Head of School from September 2013.The following individuals have been appointed as Heads of Houses for 2013/14:CarrCrawfurdFayrerForestGranvilleHolmanPropertRavenRobinsonRoseberyWilsonWhiteJake McGrathImogen BoleFergus WoodNikita GaninHenry WarneTshepo RanceMyles PittamBecki WellerBen WoollamsLydia SheilsIzi ThomasNicole LiewWill HargraveWords of appreciation in Assembly at the end of term were offered to Will Hargrave for themanner in which he has conducted himself in the role as Head of School. The Summer Term13

has many unique challenges; Will rose to the task impressively and demonstrated that hehas the attributes of leadership. The College is grateful.StaffThe following staff will leave the College at the end of term:Miss Anita Nickleson will be teaching Photography in other institutions. She has beenteaching Photography for a year at Epsom.Mr Chris Bowen will leave at half term next term to take up a post at Whitgift Schooldeveloping hockey. Chris has been at Epsom for 2 years.Mr Matt Thomas will take up a position as Head of Rugby Development at Tonbridge School.Matt started at Epsom in 2011.Mrs Katie Sinnett has been appointed Teacher of Mathematics at The Lady Eleanor HollesSchool. Mrs Sinnett has been with the College since January this year covering a maternityleave.Miss Claire Rudd leaves to take up the post of Head of Science at Surval Montreaux inSwitzerland. Claire has taught Chemistry at Epsom for a year.Mrs Angela Woolley retires from the Modern Languages Department.Mr Richard Willis has been appointed Head of History at Sir William Perkins's School. Richardhas been teaching History and Politics at Epsom since 2010.Miss Hannah Brabham has accepted a position at St Catherine's School, Twickenham toteach Modern Foreign Languages. Hannah has been teaching at Epsom for 4 years.Mrs Kellie Symons has been appointed Teacher of Mathematics at Sir William Perkins'sSchool. Kellie started at Epsom in 2009.Miss Katie Cloonan has been accepted on a PhD course at the University of Rochester, USA.Katie has taught English at Epsom since 2006 and she has been Housemistress of RoseberyHouse for the last 3 years.Mrs Iris Friedler leaves the Art Department to spend more time with her family. She startedteaching at Epsom in 2000.Mr Roger Gill retires from the Modern Languages Department. He will, however, be back inEpsom to help with EPQ's; Roger started his first career at Epsom in 1986.Mr David Poore retires from teaching Physics. David started in 1997 and during his career atEpsom he has taken on many different roles including that of Head of Physics.Mr Ian Newman began his career at Epsom in 1987 and he will retire from the ArtDepartment after 26 years of service.Dr Simon Wade arrived at Epsom in 1981 and through his time at Epsom has contributedwidely to many areas of school life, most notably as a teacher of Biology and as Head ofPSHE. Dr Wade retires after 32 years of service to the College.14

Towards the end of term the College hosted a series of events to mark the notablecontribution of those colleagues leaving the community. All good wishes go to our leavers inthe next chapter of their lives beyond College Road.MISCELLANYPublication of Examination Results in August 2013Please note that Public Exam results CANNOT be given over the telephone, by text or byemail. Results which are posted and also the certificates for all those who have left, will besent to the address on the current database. Those wishing to notify us of a change ofaddress should inform Mrs Elliott, Database Administrator, as soon as possible and theircertificates will be sent out at the end of the year by recorded delivery. Her email address isn-elliott@epsomcollege.org.ukA2 ResultsThursday 15th August 2013 – this year results will be available from 6am via Pupil orParentPortal on individual student home pages under the Results tab. Information on unitgrades and marks may be collected in hard copy from Main Hall between 06.00-07.00amand between 9.00-10.00am. Careers Department will be on hand to answer anyquestions regarding UCAS/clearing, re-marks etc from 6am – advice and support from otherteaching staff will be available during the morning.AS ResultsThursday 15th August 2013 – this year results will be available from 6am via Pupil orParentPortal on individual student home pages under the Results tab. Information on unitgrades and marks may be collected in hard copy from Main Hall between 09.00am-10.00am (NOT BEFORE). Teaching staff will be on hand to answer any questions and tooffer advice on re-marks.GCSEThursday 22nd August 2013 - this year results will be available from 6am via Pupil orParentPortal on individual student home pages under the Results tab. Information may becollected in hard copy from Big School between 09.00-10.00am. Teaching staff will be onhand to answer any questions.All U4, Fifth Form, L6 and U6 pupils should have received by now their PIN number toretrieve their EDEXCEL results via the ResultPlus section on the Edexcel web site. Any Pinnumbers lost cannot be replaced, so please keep them safe.Any results not collected on each of the result days will be posted to the pupils’ homeaddress. Pupils who will be overseas and have access to a fax machine, should have alreadycompleted the assigned request form before the end of term. NO NEW REQUESTS FORFAXING RESULTS WILL BE TAKEN ON THE DAY.Please note that results CANNOT be emailed, given out over the telephone or by text.Epsom College StoreThe opening hours during the holidays are as follows:9.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday (closed from 12 noon to 1.00pm). Closed Bank HolidayMonday 26th August. Open Saturday 31st August and Sunday 1st September from 10.00amto 5.00pm.15

The second hand clothing sales are Friday 26th July and Friday 16th August between10.00am and 4.00pm. During term time, second hand clothing is available on request.Email AddressesAs the College now does much of its communication via email, please ensure that we areprovided with an up to date email address. There are still a number of parents for whom wehave no email address, and others who have changed and have not informed the College.Please send your details to n-elliott@epsomcollege.org.ukEnjoy the summer’s lease.Best Wishes,Jay PiggotHeadmaster16