Three Rivers Academy, Surrey
Three Rivers Academy is a mixed, secondary school situated on Hersham Road, between Hersham and Walton-on-Thames in Surrey, England. The school has been awarded Specialist Business and Enterprise College status. Houses

The school runs a system of four houses named after local areas; Claremont, Hampton, Richmond and Windsor. Claremont was the first house to win sports day, as well as the house point cup, since the house system was introduced. Windsor currently hold the Sports Day (2018). The Rydens logo represented each of the houses; a stag on the green background for Claremont, a swan on the blue background for Hampton, a lion on the red background for Richmond and a hawk on the yellow background for Windsor. The Three Rivers Academy logo is a boat above three waves of water. The school's official motto is "Bringing out the best". Change from "Rydens School" to "RES"

Following an Ofsted inspection in 2009, the school was rated 'Good with Outstanding Features' and became eligible to become a new style Academy. The governors and Head Teacher decided to move forward with the change of status and opted to rename at the same time. The Rydens name remained, but the abbreviation RES became the official name, standing for Rydens Enterprise School. The school opened as RES for the 2011 Autumn term and was officially opened by local MP Dominic Raab. Change to Three Rivers Academy
In May 2017 it was announced that as of September 2017 the school would be called Three Rivers Academy after the three local rivers - River Thames, River Mole and River Wey. In February 2018 students moved into a new £40 million building. On 26 June 2018 the new building was officially opened by Maggie Aderin-Pocock. Three Rivers Academy Sixth Form College

Three Rivers Academy Sixth Form College is the school's sixth form. In the school's 2019 inspection by Ofsted, the report said that "The sixth form is good. Students’ outcomes have improved markedly over time and they are well prepared for their next steps". In 2022, the average A-level result was C, compared to an average of B for both Surrey schools and England as a whole. Notable alumni

Harry Anderson – footballer for Lincoln City
Andy Beckwith – actor
Stuart Hazeldine – film writer and director
Edward Highmore – actor
Monte Lynch – former Surrey and England cricketer
Jimmy Pursey – punk rock singer
Chris Rose – wildlife artist
Andy Sayer – former professional footballer
Luke Shaw – footballer for Manchester United and England
Rebeka Simon – Olympic sprint canoer

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Academies in Surrey
Educational institutions established in 1956
Secondary schools in Surrey
1956 establishments in England