Rutlish School

Rutlish is a truly comprehensive boys' school. We ensure that our students are able to realise their

Modeste Strenue Sancte
(Be Modest, Be Thorough And Pursue Righteousness)

Rutlish School is committed to providing the best possible education and opportunities for all our students irrespective of religion, race, culture or class or sexual orientation. Rutlish is equipped to offer 21st century facilities to support our students’ education. We offer a broad and balanced curriculum designed to meet

the needs, interests and abilities of all our students. We have high and challenging expectations of our students and place raising their achievement at the heart of our educational aspirations. We aim to create an environment where students and staff behave responsibly and contribute fully as they develop a clear sense of belonging to the school community. We are committed to educating the whole person and helping our pupils to understand the importance of responsibility, compassion, competition, fairness and honesty in all that they do. Teaching students the skills of self-discipline, co-operation, respect and tolerance are essential as without these skills our academic objectives cannot be reached. We seek to provide an environment for learning which is safe and secure, including preventing all forms of bullying, and recognise that education is very much a partnership between pupil, school and family. We expect students to respect the local community surrounding the school and to act as positive ambassadors for the school when off school premises to build and maintain positive relationships with our neighbours. Good behaviour is supported, praised and rewarded and promoted through active development of pupils’ social, emotional and behavioural skills. Poor behaviour is unacceptable as it blights the learning of other pupils and makes the teaching job harder and less enjoyable. Sanctions are applied consistently, proportionately and reasonably, taking account of SEN, disability and the needs of vulnerable children and offering support as appropriate. Behaviour management is the responsibility of the whole school community.

19/06/2018

Wishing good luck to all the Y10 DofE boys out on their final expedition this week. Thank you to the support staff and assessors; we hope it doesn’t rain on Thursday & Friday!

28/03/2018

Congratulations to Rutlish’s Calum Thorne for winning the Jack Petchey “Speak Out” Challenge this week. A wonderful achievement, right at the end of Y10 exam fortnight!

12/03/2018

Delighted to receive another letter from SSAT announcing Rutlish winning two Outcome Awards (in the top 20% of non-selective schools) for both attainment and progress.
Well done all!

01/03/2018

In conjunction with Ricards and other Merton schools, Rutlish will be closed tomorrow (Friday 2nd of March). School will be open on Monday 5th March at normal time. Thank you.

14/12/2017

St Mary’s Church was jumping to the sounds of the Rutlish ‘carol’ concert on Thursday night! Brilliant evening. Thank you to all the performers, the Music Dept., all at St. Mary’s and a most appreciative audience. https://t.co/VkQqsRqA79

Rutlish School on Twitter “St Mary’s Church was jumping to the sounds of the Rutlish ‘carol’ concert on Thursday night! Brilliant evening. Thank you to all the performers, the Music Dept., all at St. Mary’s and a most appreciative audience.”

14/12/2017

After raising funds for the the Kew Care Home in Wimbledon, Rutlish pupils presented cards, gifts and took part in a Carol Service on Tuesday. Well done everyone for spreading some Christmas cheer. https://t.co/7j6g3TlqSR

Rutlish School on Twitter “After raising funds for the the Kew Care Home in Wimbledon, Rutlish pupils presented cards, gifts and took part in a Carol Service on Tuesday. Well done everyone for spreading some Christmas cheer.”

06/12/2017

Everyone at Rutlish would like to congratulate our friends and colleagues at Ricards on their outstanding OFSTED news. So very well deserved.

20/11/2017

Even Harry Potter’s magic couldn’t help Christ’s Hospital as they lost to the Rutlish U18s rugby team 36: 33. Just brilliant.

14/11/2017

Rutlish is supporting Children in Need this Friday. Non-uniform is £1:00, dress as your hero. Bring some pocket money to fund all the fun!

17/10/2017

RR6 Open Evening, at Ricards Lodge School, is on Thursday 16th November. Please book a place via the Rutlish website. https://t.co/mZqxn0Q0p5

Rutlish School on Twitter “RR6 Open Evening, at Ricards Lodge School, is on Thursday 16th November. Please book a place via the Rutlish website.”

17/10/2017

RR6 Open Evening, at Ricards Lodge School, is on Thursday 16th November. Please book a place via the Rutlish website. https://t.co/irrTD2K35M

Rutlish School on Twitter “RR6 Open Evening, at Ricards Lodge School, is on Thursday 16th November. Please book a place via the Rutlish website.”

13/10/2017

Recent performance tables put Rutlish in the "well above average" DFE category; this means we're in the top 10% of schools nationally.

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Telephone

+442085421212

Website

http://www.rutlish.merton.sch.uk/

Address

London
SW209AD