Congratulations to Maya G, Y9, who represented Surrey in the England Squash Junior Inter Counties Championships this weekend.

Her U15 team did really well, winning the competition. They played Wales in the final and were the underdogs, but played brilliantly to win the tie 2-1!

Maya has won the competition for 3 years in a row now!

A phenomenal result for Y7 Zoe S who represented WHS in the British Ski Competition against all the top skiers in the country. She brought home 2 medals and podium positions! 

An update from India Y8 who represented WHS at the 2026 Public School Fencing Championships, Congratulations. 

There were 65 fencers in my Mount-Hayes Girls Foil class (fencers born September 1 2011 to August 31 2014). In the first poule round I won all my matches and only lost three points which placed me 3 out of 65. This meant I was exempt from poule round number two and direct elimination round 1. In the table of 32, I won my match again, which put me into the table of 16. In this round I unfortunately lost against a Year 9 fencer. I overall placed 10 out of 65 (last year I placed 36 out of 95). Overall, I learned a lot from today and hopefully I will be back even stronger next year.

The netball team won all three of their opening group games to progress to the Cup stage. They then faced tougher opposition, losing two matches and winning one, which placed them in the 5th vs 6th play-off where they finished 5th overall.

In gymnastics, the team competed in a strong field with a high standard throughout the competition. They delivered excellent vaults as a team before moving onto the floor routines, with Daisy (Year 8) and Emma (Year 6) both achieving the top vault scores in their respective age groups. ‍♀️

Super proud of the below three student umpires, who have all worked hard to achieve umpiring qualifications this term.

Ciara (year 11) – qualified C Award

Antonia and Isla (year 9) – Working towards C Award