Respect – for oneself and others and every opportunity
Understanding – a commitment to learning and working well with others
Affection – care and love for each other always
Happiness and Humour – Don Bosco loved to make people laugh
Building the Kingdom of God
It is not enough for children to be loved; they must know that they are loved
Do ordinary things extraordinarily well
Enlightening minds uplifting hearts
Lead by being the servant of your peers
What would Don Bosco do

Welcome to Salesian

Salesian School is a thriving and active school with a long and well-established reputation. We are a Catholic co-educational comprehensive school meeting the needs of children of all abilities from 11-18 years. We teach over 1400 students, including around 300 in our Sixth Form, which is on a separate site. In September 2016, we became an academy, part of the Xavier Catholic Education Trust.

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Thank you to everyone who attended our Centenary Celebrations on the 14th & 15th September, what a wonderful weekend it was with so many memories shared.

If you didn’t manage to sign-up to Alumni you can do so here

If you would like to purchase an item of Centenary Memorabilia you can do so here

 

Upcoming events View Calendar

22nd Oct

6pm-7pm

Keeping Children Safe Online, Centenary Hall, Highfield Road

22nd Oct

7pm-8:30pm

Year 9 Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Parents’ Information Evening, Guildford Rd Hall

23rd Oct

7pm-8pm

Teacher’s Got Talent, Centenary Hall, Highfield Road.  Tickets available on Tucasi at £2 each.

24th Oct

3:30pm-4:30pm

Second-Hand Uniform Sale, Guildford Road

28th-1st Oct-Nov

Half Term

30th Oct

Oxbridge Admissions Tests Highfield Road

Salesian School

Guildford Road,
Chertsey,
Surrey,
KT16 9LU

01932 582520

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Thought of the week ‘Justice consists not in being neutral between right and wrong, but in finding out the right and upholding it, wherever found, against the wrong.’ Theodore Roosevelt

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