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“It’s an honour to lead such an extraordinary school, where we achieve extraordinary things every day. Strong, genuine relationships are at the heart of an exceptional education, and a happy childhood. Every parent and child in our community is known, treated and celebrated as individuals from when they join us at age 3 in Nursery to when they leave us for senior school.”
Kelly Gray, Headmistress
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“Pupils demonstrate high levels of academic and extra-curricular achievement as a result of consistently high expectations and a thoroughly nurturing pastoral care system... Pupils make outstanding progress over their time in the school, in line with the school’s ambitious aims. ”
“Pupils’ behaviour is excellent, both in the classroom and at other times around the school. They have strong moral values and clearly want to respect the school rules, which creates a consistently positive atmosphere. Pupils expressed gratitude for the opportunities they are lucky enough to enjoy as members of their much-loved school.”
“Pupils' behaviour is excellent and their enjoyment of school life is abundantly evident in all that they do.”
“The teachers are very kind. They let your imagination run wild and you are able to be creative.”
“I like Prospect House because you work hard but feeling like you have had fun.”
“Prospect House is a place where mistakes are proof that you are trying. Teachers push us to be the best we can be”
At Prospect House, academic excellence is just the beginning. We share the firm belief that a happy childhood – with an exceptional education – is the best preparation for a life well lived.
14th May 2025
And the final results are in! We are very pleased and proud to announce that two pupils from Prospect House have achieved full marks in the recent UK Coding Challenge. This places them in the top 10% of their skill-based group (ages 10-19) in the...
10th May 2025
Throughout this year, the children in the gardening club have spent a busy time creating new planting areas in the school playground. As the weather gets better, the garden will hopefully be a riot of colour. They have learnt how to care for plants, sowed...
9th May 2025
Over the past two months, our enterprising Year 6 pupils have been diving into the dynamic world of finance through a plethora of Financial Literacy workshops. From mastering the art of budgeting to unpacking the mysteries of banking, trading, and corporate finance, they’ve been laying...
8th May 2025
A truly inspirational day was had by our 40 mini marathon runners who completed either the final 1 mile or the final 2.6km of the route of the full London Marathon. With over 18,000 children running, true grit, determination and perseverance was shown as they...
7th May 2025
Class 5S were excited to perform their class assembly, which focused on the themes of space and exploration. Packed with facts about our solar system, the assembly saw the children take a journey into space, where they not only taught their audience about science, but...
17th April 2025
We are thrilled to partner with Ultimate Activity Camps this year to bring their fun, safe, and engaging school holiday camps to our school, making full use of our wonderful facilities. With camps hosted at over 40 of the top schools in the UK, they’re...
16th April 2025
Our recent Teddy Bears’ Picnic, in conjunction with the Dukes Club, was nothing short of magical as we welcomed both our wonderful Prospect House families and friends from the wider community. The school buzzed with excitement, laughter, and plenty of teddy bear hugs, making it...
15th April 2025
As part of the code camp at the end of term, a small group of Year 6 children spent a day discovering the incredible achievements of Britain’s WW2 codebreakers in the place where it all happened, Bletchley Park. By exploring the beautiful mansion, the WW2...
14th April 2025
As school traditions go, this has to be one of our favourites! At the end of each spring term, the children are encouraged to ‘get cracking’ on their decorated Easter egg dioramas. As usual, the standard was incredibly high and there were some extremely runny, sorry,...
