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All Saints' Church

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We're pleased to announce that we're holding a community event for our 'Big Build' project next month and would love you to join us. 

Do read the attached flyer for information and how to book.

Free tickets available here: https://allsaints.short.gy/newspace

Anna Coates Yoga

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Boogie Pumps Street Dance

County Junior Street Dance, Boogie Pumps (1)

Cheerleading

Cheerleading

Child Contact Centre

C4F CIC are happy to announce the opening of a child contact centre in Feltham.

We also offer a 10 week family links parenting class. 

Child contact centre

Godalming Table Tennis Club

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Guildford City Boys and Girls Football Club

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Guildford City Cricket Youth Project

Guildford City Cricket

Guildford Dance

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Guildford Karate Club

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Guildford Playball

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Guildfordians Rugby - women's teams

Guildfordians

Guildford Rugby Club - Touch Rugby

GRC

Guildford Rugby Football Club

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Guildford Saints Football

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Guildford Saints Futsal

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Guildford Table Tennis Association

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Gym Circuits

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HED Tae Kwon-Do

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HH Fitness - Gym Circuits

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Holiday Camps - Camp England

Camp England

 

 

Home Start

Homestart

JSD Classes

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JSD Lamda Acting Classes

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Kidical Mass Cycle Event

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Lunchtime HIIT

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Matrix

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Mayford Athletic FC Girls Football

We are a family friendly club providing football and fun for boys and girls from under 6 through to under 17 based in Woking Surrey. Whilst we are an all-inclusive mixed teams club, we have noticed over the last few seasons that there is a trend towards girls wanting to play in all-girls teams and we are keen to take this feedback on board.

Our ultimate objective is to establish a set of girl’s teams across our age groups and get them playing regular matches against other girls’ teams, but the first step on that journey is understanding if there is demand for this provision.

Mayford

Mini Nomads Football Training

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Multisports Guildford

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Onslow Knights U13

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Onslow Village Football Club

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Police Cadets

Police cadets

PQA Guildford

PQA

Restore2 Mini Training

Restore2mini training

Saints School of Dance & Cheerleading

We are a Guildford based dance & cheerleading school who are looking to encourage children to partake in any fitness/wellbeing classes, especially after this past year.  

Secondary School Information and Offer

Self Defence for Teenagers

Self defence workshop

Sparks Film and Media Arts Club

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Sunbeam Fostering Agency

Sunbeam Fostering Agency are looking for foster carers. If you are interested or would like more information please click here Sunbeam Fostering Agency

Surrey Connect - On demand bus service

Surrey Connect is a digital on demand bus service, known as a Digital Demand Responsive Transport (DDRT) solution, that is available in Surrey.

It is available for anyone to use to travel across West Guildford, Farnham and Cranleigh.  

Surrey Goldcrest Girls' Basketball

 

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Surrey Volunteer Police Cadets

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Surrey Rams Basketball

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Swim Lessons - Horizon Swim School

Horizon Swim School are a charitable trust that provides swim lessons for the local community.

Our swimming lesson programmes cater for everyone, from babies to adults, and provide a complete pathway for the non-swimmer all the way through to advanced levels Whether you’re young or old, our swimming lessons are enjoyable and engaging, and help swimmers develop essential lifelong skills.

Our bespoke syllabus, spanning levels Young Beginner to Level 3 guides our learners through every splash of the way.

As they progress, they will earn certificates in recognition of their achievements.

We have spaces at the Horizon Guildford site in the village of Merrow.

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The Aviator - Local Outdoor Cinema

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The Hideaway

The Hideaway is a non-profit social enterprise which enables young people to reach their potential through employment and training, as well as volunteer opportunities and DofE experience. 

We are an initiative of The Matrix Trust, a local youth work charity who support young people in and around Guildford. . 

The Hideaway Café provides locals with a place to escape, connect with each other and to give back to their community.

The Hideaway Cafe has a hireable meeting room which is perfect for hosting kids birthday parties, social events, business breakfasts/lunches, meetings, and anything else that either a meeting room or large cafe space may be required for. 

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The Jungle Body

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Triple Harmony Choir

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Zumba

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News

20th August 2026

GCSE Results 2026

Today has been a wonderful reminder of what makes County such a special community.  Our Particular thanks go to our Exams Team, whose considerable work behind the scenes ensured that this morning ran so smoothly and to our Sixth Form Team for managing the significant task of enrolment with such efficiency and care.  We also thank the many colleagues who came into school during their holiday to distribute results, speak with students and families, offer advice and, of course, to share in their celebrations.  Your presence matters enormously to our young people. Mr Steve Smith, Headteacher, commented that, ‘There will, rightly, be time for detailed analysis.  We will want to understand where outcomes have exceeded our expectations, where they have matched them and where they have fallen short.  That process is important because it helps us to become better at what we do.  What matters is that we approach it with the same openness and professional curiosity that colleagues have demonstrated today.’ He went on to say that, ‘Already, some really valuable conversations have begun about what we can learn from this year’s outcomes.  Our continued focus on the quality of classroom practice, the design and sequencing of our curriculum and strong partnerships with families, particularly when a child is beginning to fall behind, remains central to our work.  Alongside this, coaching gives us an increasingly powerful way to support one another in refining our craft.  It is through the disciplined, consistent application of these things that we will continue to improve outcomes for every child.  For the part that every one of you has played in these results, thank you.  GCSE outcomes may be published against individual subjects and students, but the education of a child is never the work of one teacher or one department.  It is a collective endeavour and today's successes belong to colleagues across the school.  And there are some exceptional individual successes to celebrate.’ Among a very strong set of performances, special recognition goes to the following students, each of whom achieved an average grade of at least 8 across their GCSEs: Alice Mala Feriel Grace Annabelle Alyssa Molly Daniel Edward Emilia Ada Liam Alice Jade Lauren We are also immensely proud of 13 students in Years 9 to 13 who achieved outstanding results in their Heritage Language examinations, including 3 out of the 6 taking a GCSE who gained a grade 9 and 5 out of the 7 taking an A level who gained an A* grade. Congratulations to them all. Mr Smith, concluded by saying, ‘While these headline successes deserve particular recognition, I am equally conscious that there will be many students whose names do not appear above but for whom today's results represent something deeply significant.  For some, a grade 4 secured after considerable perseverance will mean every bit as much as a grade 9 does for another.  Progress, resilience and achievement take many forms and I hope that our students leave us knowing that we recognise and value them all.  Today, then, brings one chapter of their education to a close.  I am tremendously proud of the Year 11 Class of 2026 and all that they have achieved during their time with us.  For those moving elsewhere, we wish them every happiness and success.  For the many who will continue their journey at Guildford County Sixth Form, for which we are still warmly accepting applications, alongside the new students who will join us in September, we look forward to welcoming them back for the next stage.  As pleased as we should be today, our ambition does not change. As we begin a new academic year, we will continue to strive for excellence for every child, ensuring that learning remains at the heart of our work and that County is a school in which every young person knows that they have a place and genuinely feels that they belong.  That work requires expertise, high expectations and relentless attention to the quality of education we provide. It also requires the care and dedication that I see from colleagues every day.  Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this year’s results and, more importantly, for everything that they have done for the young people behind them.’  Read Full Article
13th August 2026

A Level Results 2026

Today has given us the opportunity to celebrate the achievements of our outgoing Year 13 students and the culmination of two years of hard work, determination and commitment.  Their results, the best at A level in our school’s history, reflect not only their own considerable efforts, but also the expertise, care and high expectations of the many colleagues who have taught, guided and supported them throughout their time in our Sixth Form. Sincere thanks go to our Sixth Form and Exams teams for the enormous amount of work that goes into preparing for results day and for ensuring that this morning ran so smoothly.  Thank you, too, to the many colleagues who came in early to help with the distribution of results and, importantly, to be there to congratulate, reassure and support our students as they considered their next steps. Headteacher, Steve Smith, said, 'There was a real sense of positivity around school this morning.  Alongside celebrating what has been achieved, I was particularly pleased by the quality of the professional conversations already taking place about the year ahead.  Colleagues were rightly proud of the considerable strengths within this year’s results, while also being keen to look beneath the headline figures, identify those areas in which we can improve further and consider how we secure even stronger outcomes for our new Year 13 students in the summer of 2027.' Mr Smith went on to comment, 'That balance is important.  We should take genuine pride in excellent outcomes and recognise the expertise and commitment that have made them possible.  Equally, our expectations of ourselves and of our students must remain exceptionally high.  Our ambition is always to improve and our collective drive for excellence must remain unrelenting.' 'Taken as a whole, this year’s results are truly exceptional.  They represent an enormous achievement for our students and for the colleagues who have supported them.  My genuine thanks and congratulations go to everyone who has contributed.  The table below provides the detail of our headline outcomes for your interest.' Of course, behind every percentage and headline figure sits an individual student and it is important that we do not lose sight of that. For some of our young people, the results received today represent the culmination of an extraordinary personal journey.  Their achievements have been made possible through their own hard work, alongside the expertise of their teachers and the support, encouragement and challenge provided by colleagues across the school and through our Governance model. We would like to congratulate all of our students for what they have achieved.  There are many individual successes of which we can be extremely proud and I share some of those with you here: Felix - A* A* A Nathan - A* A* A Aidan - A* A* A Aaron - A* A* A* Hannah - A* A* A Lara - A* A* A Anuthmie - A* A* A Oliver - A* A* A Lauren - A* A* A B Dylan - A* A* A A Douglas - A* A* A* Isabel - A* A* A* A* There are equally some wonderful stories within our students’ destinations data this year, whether they are progressing to university, competitive courses, apprenticeships, employment or other exciting opportunities. 88% of our cohort applied to university and 44% of our applicants, at time of writing, have gained entry into a Russell Group insututution. Further, we have three Conservatoire and three Oxbridge entrants. Our congratulations to them all. Conservatoire Felix  Leah  Jamie Oxbridge Noah  Oliver  Isobel  Results day is inevitably focused on grades, but today is about considerably more than a set of letters on a page.  It marks the conclusion of an important chapter in the lives of our students and the beginning of another.  We should be immensely proud of the young adults who leave us this summer, of what they have achieved and of the contribution that they have made to our school community. It is therefore a great pleasure to congratulate the Sixth Form Class of 2026 and to wish them every success and happiness as they take their next steps.  I very much hope that many will remain connected to the school through our alumni community, allowing us to follow and celebrate their achievements in the years ahead.  Read Full Article
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