Mountain Day [SEP] named after
Mountain Day in the United States.
Mountain Day dates back to at least 1838, when the students of Mount Holyoke College headed off to Mount Holyoke. Smith College declared its Mountain Day in 1877. Juniata College established its Mountain Day in 1896, and Williams College students have been climbing Mount Greylock, the highest mountain in Massachusetts, to celebrate Mountain Day since the 1800s. Colby-Sawyer College's Mountain Day is stated to have started in the 1850s, although the first account of it in the student newspaper is
boys were members of one of four day houses which were named after dignitaries in some way associated with Surbiton 
Heads.
- AGF Willis - 16th Sep 1925 to Dec 1952
- A.J. Doig - Jan 1953 to Jul 1964
- Eric Waller - Sep 1965 to early 1980s
Alumni.
Alumni of the school are referred to as Old Surbitonians. They include:
- Tony Arbour, Conservative member of the GLA for South West and transport spokesman, and Leader of Richmond Council from 2002-6