Moulsham High School

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Moulsham High School
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Moulsham High School
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CM2 9ES

England
Coordinates 51°43′06″N0°28′13″E / 51.718382°N 0.470363°E / 51.718382; 0.470363
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Type Academy
MottoEnjoy, Enrich, Achieve
Local authorityEssex
SpecialistEnglish & Humanities
Department for Education URN 136863 Tables
Ofsted Reports
ChairT Price
HeadteacherJulia Mead
GenderMixed
Age11to 18
Enrolment1,578 (2021/2022)
HousesCrompton, Knight, Strutt, Marconi and Hawken
Website http://www.moulshamhigh.org

Moulsham High School is a co-educational academy secondary school and sixth form for 11 to 18 year olds in Chelmsford, Essex. [1]

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The Headteacher is Julia Mead. [2] There were 76 teaching staff in 2019. [3]

There were 1578 pupils enrolled in 2021/2022. [4]

History

The Moulsham High School was built in 1938 as two separate schools, one for senior boys, and one for senior girls. The schools merged in 1972. [5] The headteachers of the boys' school were Jock Hutchinson (1938 to 1950), Mr. Smith (1950-1972), Hedley Andrews (1972-1990) Dr. C. J. Nicholls (1991-2010) and M. Farmer (2010-2019). [5] For the girls' school, headteachers were Mrs Sayers (1938-1942), Miss Portzi, and Mrs Golledge. [5]

Notable former pupils

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