Holman House
Holman House is one of the College’s boys’ Houses
Holman House is named after Sir Constantine Holman who was a member of the Epsom College UK Council for many years and its Treasurer from 1887 to 1906. He was also a preeminent doctor who became Vice-President of the British Medical Foundation and received a knighthood from King Edward VII in 1904. The original Holman House in Epsom College UK opened in 1897 as a Junior House for boys, and includes Air Asia CEO (and Epsom College Malaysia founder and Chairman), Tan Sri Tony Fernandes, amongst its alumni. Holman welcomes junior boys up to Year 9 and fosters a supportive, collaborative and aspirational ethos. Holman boys are principled, determined and channel their energy into the holistic education that Epsom provides.
Jack Jarvis, Housemaster
Leo Baloyo,
Assistant Housemaster


