- Calendar
- A Level Results Day
- GCSE Results Day
- INSET Day
- INSET Day
- Term starts for Year 7, 12 and 13 8:15am
- Term starts for Years 8- 11 1:15pm
- School photographs
- Introduction to KS4 Evening (Year 10 parents)
- Year 11 Oxbridge trip
- Year 6 Open Evening
- Year 11 PPE information evening
- Year 12 Houses of parliament trip
- Sixth form English conference trip
- Theme Day
- Year 12 university trip
- Barcelona trip
- Last day of half term
- October half term holiday
- Latin and Geography Italy trip
- Half term begins
- Year 13 PPE week
- Computer science parent support evening
- Year 7 tutor evening
- Careers week
- Parent voice meeting
- Presentation Evening
- Equalities Week
- Sixth Form Open Evening
- INSET Day
- INSET Day
- Year 11 PPE week
- Year 11 PPE week 2
- Year 13 parents' evening
- Sixth form community event
- Sixth Form community Christmas event
- Christmas jumper day
- End of autumn term
- Christmas holiday
- Staff INSET Day
- Ethos, Mission and Vision
- Exam Results
- Governance
- Innovations at Ruislip High
- Ofsted Inspection
- Open Evening 2019
- Prospectus
Safeguarding and Equalities
Safeguarding Week
Safeguarding is a central element of all schools’ statutory responsibilities. Ruislip High School ensures students’ awareness is developed through its safeguarding week which takes place annually during the spring term. A number of guest speakers present information on a variety of topics ranging from the dangers of drugs and alcohol to FGM (female genital mutilation).
This year, the keynote speaker was Alison Cope, the mother of the late Joshua Ribera who was fatally stabbed in 2013, aged 18. Since her son’s tragic death, Alison Cope has worked tirelessly to share her son's life and the tragedy of his death to educate young people about the consequences of youth violence.
“I thought the whole of Safeguarding Week was good. I got a lot of information and getting the word out amongst young people is a good thing.” Lennon 8F
“I felt really bad for Alison Cope and what she has been through. I learned a lot and feel knife crime is a much bigger problem than I realised.” George 8S
Equality Week
The school’s Equality Week is held annually in the autumn term. This week provides opportunities for all year groups to develop an understanding of race, culture and equality through tutorial activities, workshops and talks from guest speakers. Following the school’s involvement in the Drayson Project, the Equality and Diversity Committee has remained committed to improving gender balance. This year, during Equality Week, they presented an assembly on their success in convincing Argos to reflect and start advertising toys with gender neutral themes.