We interview year 13, and they tell us about La Grange’s theorem. We also talk perfect numbers and give you a new puzzle to have a go at.

The first episode of the Surbiton High School Maths podcast. 

Surbiton Politics students explore the key differences between Biden and Trump by exploring the main policy points between to two candidates.

Surbiton Politics students interview Robert Shrimsley, UK chief political commentator and UK editor at large of the Financial Times, and ask his views about the upcoming 2020 US election.

Surbiton Politics students introduce the ins and outs of how the US election system works, and introduce the two candidates: Democrat, Joe Biden, and Republican, Donald Trump.  An excellent beginner's podcast to how elections work with our friends on the other side of the Atlantic.

A special Lit Soc for Year 7 this week, discussing a selection of the great books you’re able to borrow from the Surbiton High School library, using the Accessit app. We look forward to the day we can welcome you into the library itself!

Our second new-look Lit Soc discusses some of the literature that has gained prominence in the light of the 2020 ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement, as well as some of the latest arrivals on the SHS library shelves.

Lit Soc is back! By necessity, we have an altered format for the time being. This week, Ms Huntley and Mr Humphreys discuss recent developments in the literary world, including the recent Women’s Prize for fiction and the Carnegie Medal.

Announcing the launch of the public speaking competition podcast. 

Our own Mr Gibbons chairs a special edition of question time as pupils represent the 4 major parties in a debate.