Bishop Ramsey School

Bishop Ramsey Church of England School

Established	1926
Type	Academy
Religion	Church of England
Headteacher	Andrew Wilcock
Location	Hume Way Ruislip Greater London HA4 8EE England Coordinates: 51°34′46″N 0°24′32″W / 51.5794°N 0.4090°W / 51.5794; -0.4090
DfE number	312/4600
DfE URN	137407 Tables
Ofsted	Reports Pre-academy reports
Gender	Coeducational
Ages	11–18
Houses	Rochester, St. Albans, Manchester, Salisbury, Exeter, York
Website	www.bishopramseyschool.org

Bishop Ramsey School is a coeducational Church of England secondary school and sixth form with academy status, located in the Ruislip area of the London Borough of Hillingdon, England.

History

Bishop Ramsey School was originally named Manor Secondary School which first opened in 1926. In 1977 it was renamed to 'Bishop Ramsey' when it merged with St. Martin's School in West Drayton.^[1] It was first located on at what used to be the Lower School site (Eastcote Road, Ruislip). The Lower School Site housed Years 7-9, and the Upper School Site housed Years 10-Sixth Form. In 2003, the school started construction to extend the Upper School to enable all students to enjoy the same range of facilities and opportunities. From April 2009, the school has been on the single site.

Notable former pupils

Natasha Baker, Paralympic Gold medalist
Samantha Shannon, Author of the novel series The Bone Season

References

External links

Bishop Ramsey School official website

Schools and colleges in Hillingdon

Primary schools	Guru Nanak Sikh Academy Wood End Park Academy

Secondary schools	Abbotsfield School for Boys Barnhill Community High School Bishop Ramsey School Bishopshalt School The Douay Martyrs School Global Academy Guru Nanak Sikh Academy Harefield Academy Harlington School Heathrow Aviation Engineering UTC Haydon School Hewens College Northwood School Parkside Studio College Queensmead School Rosedale College Ruislip High School Stockley Academy Swakeleys School for Girls Uxbridge High School Vyners School

Independent schools	ACS International School Northwood College St. Helen's School St. Martin's School

Further education colleges	Uxbridge College

Defunct schools	St. Nicholas Grammar School

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