College Parliament

Through our personal development provision, we pride ourselves on offering our students opportunities to gain experience of being a leader in our school community. We do this in three ways:

  1. Student Leadership Team

Year 12 students have an opportunity to apply for a role as part of our Sixth Form Student Leadership Team. These roles can vary from Transition Leader, Diversity and Equality Leader, Sports Captains, to Head Girl and Head Boy. Each sub division of the Student LT is linked with a key staff member and their role is to collaborate with that staff member in carrying out their particular vision and mission. The Student LT is a perfect opportunity for students to gain invaluable experience and provide a student perspective to the unique issues young people might face, provide support and advice to those younger in our College, develop confidence, communication, mentoring skills, as well as using their voice to have a positive impact on our community. 

  1. Pupil Parliament

The College Parliament is a democratically elected student body that ensures student voice is well and truly heard at St Richard Reynolds.  From Year 3 to 10, three members of each year group are voted by their peers and the Sixth Form run for election as ‘Prime Minister’ and Cabinet Minister, their terms last from January – December. The students debate themes that are raised and impact the student body and are also responsible for giving their input on where funds will be spent.

  1. Prefects

Year 10 students have the opportunity to write a letter of application in their summer term to become a College Prefect in Autumn of Year 11. Students then gain a valuable experience of completing an interview for the position. Our prefects are expected to uphold our College expectations to the highest of standards and consistently act as ambassadors for our College. Prefects take part in training sessions, support around the College in our shared spaces and act as role models day to day and at College events.  Prefects have also been assigned to a “specialist area” where they support a member of staff in enhancing the personal development opportunities for students at our College. Some examples include, but are not limited to, Year 7 mentoring, reading with primary school pupils, supporting at homework club, improving physical spaces in our College site.

Student Wellbeing Charter

**Urgent Notice – Water Supply Issue at School, 3rd April 2025**

We regret to inform you that there is an issue with the water supply in one of our school buildings. Unfortunately, this has left us with no option but to send KS3 (Yr 7, 8 & 9) students home at 12.30pm. 

We are working with Thames Water to resolve the matter and hope that normal school operations will resume tomorrow. We will keep you updated with progress and apologise for the inconvenience this has caused.

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High School Admissions for September 2026

College Tours for prospective parents/carers with students applying for September 2026 will begin in June 2025.  Tours will take place every Wednesday and Friday morning from 9:00am – 9:45am and will be bookable using the Eventbrite ticketing system. Please complete the form below so that we can contact you once tickets for college tours become available at the beginning of May. Priority will be given to pupils in Year 5. Register Interest Form – Click HERE

Primary School Tours

For information about Primary School Admissions for September 2025 entry, please click HERE

Sixth Form Admissions

For information about Sixth Form Admissions for September 2025 Entry, please click HERE.