Integrity
Compassion
Humility
Justice
Forgiveness
Holiness
Tolerance
Service

We believe that every child should be valued for who they are, and for who they can become. Boys at Salvatorian College know they are valued and respected and, in turn, they are confident in themselves and respectful to others – as a result our school is a calm, safe, and happy place to be.
Mr Alan Bryant, Head of School
Every parent, in choosing a school, is looking for a place where their child can belong. At Salvatorian College, we will nurture your sonโs abilities, celebrate his achievements, and care for him as part of the Salvatorian College family. Take a look at our About Us page to learn everything you need to know about our school and what we can offer your child.
Carefully structured and enriching curriculum
The scope of our curriculum enables our pupils to develop their cognitive potential, to expand their cultural capital and maximise their talents, so that Salvatorian College students become vibrant and economically self-reliant members of society.
We endeavour to cement skills, understanding and knowledge, through regular and systematic revisiting of subject content, enabling our boys to master their subjects through effective long-term retention of knowledge.
This approach stems from the respect we have for what we teach, both in and out of the classroom, and the understanding this imbues of the wider world.
Encouraging teamwork and responsibility forms an essential part of our curriculum and we enable children to take on key roles, becoming involved in the community through the celebration of Catholic festivals and traditions, by learning new skills, by becoming leaders and peer tutors and enabling them to take an active part in a plethora of events throughout the year.
We are proud of the oustanding ethos present at Salvatorian College. It is an ethos developed from our foundation as a Catholic school by the Society of the Divine Saviour (Salvatorians). Today we build on our strong foundations, holding a confident belief in the relevance and value of an education set within the context of Gospel values to contemporary society.

NEWS & EVENTS
STUDENT LIFE
The School Council is the main โstudent voiceโ body at Salvatorian College. It comprises of two members in each form (Lead and Deputy) who attend regular meetings every half term. Each year a new set of Year 10 pupils put their names forward to become ambassadors for the school and student body. They secure staff approval, present to their peers and, after suitable service, apply to become a Prefect.
BEYOND SALVATORIAN
Advice on future career opportunities is provided to all students in various different ways that are appropriate to their development. Pupils enjoy a curriculum experience which includes access to a variety of different professions including, business, commerce, retail, research and development.
Our Head Boy, Deputies and Prefects, announced last night at Awards Evening, presented to the rest of school this morning. ...The future is very bright and in safe hands, well done boys!
Science Club trip to London's Community Kitchen in Harrow. Pupils learnt about repurposing food / biofuel, maintaining ...biodiversity, and helped to prepare food for the kitchen.
The Head Boy candidates submitted high quality letters of application and delivered excellent speeches to their peers today.... Well done to these young men for stepping forwards and showing that they can be future 'leaders of good influence'.
Awesome Year 10 trip to North Wales last week. Pupils participated in mountain hikes, (including Snowdon), river activities,... lake swimming, as well as cave climbing and abseiling, and lots more!
Lord of the Flies Drama Production - Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th July, last few tickets available. (There will also be a ...GCSE Art exhibition on the evening!)
Fantastic Year 5 Taster Day at Salvatorian College today. Nearly 200 pupils from St Joseph's, St John Fisher, St ...Bernadette's, St Teresa's, St George's and St Anselm's, took part in activities like Catering, PE, Art, Science, Drama, Computer Science and Music.
Year 7 & 9 Sports Ambassadors at Harrow School to assist St Teresa's school with their Sports Day. It was great to see ...Salvatorian College students cheering on the younger children and advising them how to do well in their events. Well done boys!
End of year examinations for Year 7-10 completed this week. Well done boys, fantastic effort.
U14 Volleyball Tournament ๐ Both our teams finished top of their leagues after the group stages. Both teams came second ...overall. ๐ฅ
Thank you to Miss Schipor for her awesome coaching this year
Thank you Father Mario for the St Peter and St Paul service today.
Duke of Edinburgh training expedition under way after camping at the school last night. Well done boys, keep it up!
Founder's Day Mass - This is a day of rejoicing for the life of the Blessed Father Francis Jordan, founder of the ...Salvatorian Order, founder of our school in 1926.
Brunel University visit for some weightlifting coaching and training.
Year 7 Form Mass today in our School Chapel, led by Head of Year Mr Creamer.
Year 10 in their 'BEE Interviewed' event today. Pupils had to prepare a CV and Cover Letter and were interviewed by 20 ...business volunteers for the job. A great experience for the pupils, huge thank you to the business volunteers and Business Education Events.