Robert May's School
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| Founded: 1694 | ||
| Type: Comprehensive school | ||
| Location: Odiham, Hampshire, England | ||
| LEA: Hampshire | ||
| Ofsted number: 116477 | ||
| School Category: Voluntary controlled | ||
| Headteacher: Mrs S. Rafter | ||
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| Students: 1218 | ||
| Age Range: 11-16 | ||
| Gender: Mixed | ||
| Website: [1] | ||
Robert May's School is a secondary school in the village of Odiham, Hampshire, England. The school was founded in 1694, with donations from the will of Robert May, a local man. The current headteacher is Mrs Susan Rafter. As of 2006, the school has 1218 pupils on its register. Following a successful application, it is now a Specialist School in Science with Mathematics and Computing.
[edit] Famous pupils
Golfer Justin Rose attended Robert May's School.[1] Though he did not attend much, he gained eight good GCSEs and he thinks the staff encouraged him. [2]
[edit] References
- ^ "Bright future for Rose" BBC News
- ^ "Hard work puts young hopeful in the swing" Daily Telegraph
[edit] External links
- Robert May's School website
- About Robert May's School
- Book about Robert May's Schools
- Map of Robert May's location
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