still alive, although she died in hospital several days later without regaining consciousness. The killer has never been identified but in 2007 it was discovered through analysis of DNA samples left by the attacker that he had also killed another woman on the other side of London in 1975, Playboy Club Bunny Eve Stratford. Police are still trying to identify the murderer, and a £40,000 reward remains on offer for his capture. A man had been seen walking into the alleyway just before Weddon was attacked that night, and detectives believe this individual was her killer. When Weedon's murder featured on Crimewatch in 2007 and 2015, detectives stated that her murderer would have been between 17 and 30 (between 62 and 76 in 2022), would have lived in or been linked to Hounslow, may have gone to prison between 1975 and 1995 (the year in which DNA began to be taken from people arrested of crime), and would have specific knowledge of the area of the school and alleyway. The site of Weedon's murder remains largely unchanged today. The electricity sub-station where she was found remains next to the School Walk alleyway, as does the original fence she was thrown over by her attacker. Academic performance The last OFSTED inspection, in 2012, found the school to be "outstanding". In 2009 Ofsted highlighted Lampton as one of 12 outstanding schools serving disadvantaged communities. Its Progress 8 score in 2022 was above average at 0.94, putting it 73rd in the country. Prime Minister's Global Fellowship The school has a good record of students attaining places on the Prime Minister's Global Fellowship programme. The school achieved its first student in the inaugural year of the programme, 2008, and in 2009 had two more successful applicants. Notable former pupils Hammasa Kohistani, Miss England 2005 Owais Shah, cricketer Steven Caulker, professional footballer Carlton Cole, professional footballer Mark Strippel, (also known as Markie Mark) Head of BBC Radio 1Xtra, and music producer with Panjabi Hit Squad Spring Grove Grammar School Robert Gurth Hughes, Conservative MP from 1987 to 1997 for Harrow West, and chief executive of the Association of Optometrists, since 2005 Ian McLagan, musician, including with the rock bands Small Faces and Faces References External links Lampton School official web site Forerunner school (different premises) alumni website – soon to close Forerunner school (different premises) historical reference website News items Teacher suspended in 2008 Training