Rosebery House

Rosebery House was the College's first day house. Though day boys were admitted to Epsom College from its foundation, they were not given their own house until 1926, when Lord Rosebery, a former Prime Minister, agreed to allow the new day house to be named after him in honour of his long association with the College. Rosebery is situated in one corner of the College campus next to the John Piper Art School.

The current building was constructed in 1933 and the original corridors were external, with draughty doors opening to the outside. Today, it has changed beyond all recognition. Refurbishment in the 1990s and more recently in 2008 has radically improved facilities.

In September 2008, Rosebery became a girls' day House with Natasha Wilson as Housemistress. She lives above the House with her husband Daniel and son Phoenix. Natasha teaches GCSE and A level PE and coaches hockey, takes the 1st V11 netball team and athletics in the summer.

Rosebery House News:

Rosebery girls shine at House Soiree

Housemistress: Mrs Natasha Wilson

Email: nw@epsomcollege.org.uk

Telephone: 01372 821100

Fax: 01372 821101

Pupil Pay Phone: 01372 821107

House Tutors:

Dr I M C McClure

Mrs S L Church-Jones

Miss S Hassan

Miss K D Cloonan

Mrs K J Symons

Head of House: Natasha Nichols