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The Howard Partnership Trust is a growing family of 13 schools in the South East of England. Our family includes Primary, Secondary and Special Schools and welcomes any school that shares our values and commitment to Bringing out the Best in each and every one of our children and young people. Visit website

Part of The Howard Partnership Trust

  •  A levels results day 13th August 2026 and GCSE results day 20th August 2026

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Three Rivers Academy opened in February 2018 and is part of The Howard Partnership Trust. We are thrilled to share this video of our school that showcases our fabulous facilities, inspiring 21st century learning in our high quality spacious accommodation.                             Read more
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The school is now closed for the summer school holiday and will reopen on 1st September 2026 for two INSET days.

Please note: This inbox is not monitored during the holidays. All emails will be responded to once the school reopens.

(This inbox is monitored by the DSL team, but responses may be delayed during holiday periods.)

If you believe a child is at immediate risk of harm, please do not wait for the school to reopen – contact emergency services.

  • In an emergency:
    Call 999 immediately
  • Child welfare concerns:
    Surrey Children’s Services – C-SPA
    Phone: 0300 470 9100 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm)
    Email: cspa@surreycc.gov.uk
    Out of hours: 01483 517898
    SMS (deaf/hard of hearing): 07527 182861
  • Mental health crisis:
    Surrey Mental Health Crisis Helpline: 0800 915 4644 (24/7)
    Or call 111 and select the mental health option
    www.sabp.nhs.uk/crisis-helpline
  • Additional support:

Kooth.com – Online counselling for ages 11–24

Respect – Domestic abuse support: www.respect.uk.net | 0808 802 4040

Childline – 0800 1111 | www.childline.org.uk (24/7)

Surrey Police – 101 for non-emergencies

If someone is experiencing a mental health crisis and you are concerned for their immediate safety:

  • Call 111 for NHS advice
  • Call 999 in an emergency
  • Take them directly to A&E