good weather. Day Houses The school also has three houses which are just for day pupils from the lower and middle parts of the school (from Years 7 to 11) as well as a day house for sixth form pupils. Juniper (Boys year 7-11) - named for Juniper Hall Burford (Boys year 7-11) - named for the Burford Bridge Polesden (Girls year 7-11) - named for Polesden Lacey Winthrop Young (Mixed 12-13) - named for Jocelin Winthrop Young, founder of the Round Square and a former governor at Box Hill Headmasters Roy McComish (1959 – 1987) Rodney Atwood (1987 – 2003) Mark Eagers (2003 – 2014) Corydon Lowde (2014 – Present) Performing Arts The school runs a Performing Arts programme, adding a million-pound, purpose-built Music School in November 2009 which was opened by the Duke of Edinburgh. The Summer 2012 school play was Bugsy Malone, and in Christmas 2011 Box Hill School students performed The Crucible by Arthur Miller, directed in the round by Donna Walton and Helen Glen. The Summer 2011 production was an open-air rendition of A Midsummer Night's Dream. The 2015 production saw pupils master a "spaghetti-house" style rendition of Twelfth Night, and more recent productions have included Cabaret, Singing in the Rain and the Great Gatsby. Sport The latest development of the school's campus is the addition of a multi-million pound Sports Centre which provides extensive facilities including indoor netball, 5 a side football, basketball, badminton, hockey, volleyball and tennis courts as well as cricket nets, PE teaching classroom, fitness suite and changing rooms. Outdoor there is an astroturf pitch for tennis, netball, hockey and football plus another netball and tennis court. References 1959 establishments in England Member schools of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference Round Square schools Private schools in Surrey Boarding schools in Surrey International Baccalaureate schools in England Educational institutions established in the 1950s Educational institutions established in 1959 Grade II listed buildings in Surrey Grade II listed educational buildings Constantine II of Greece