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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 age 3 in Nursery to when they leave us for senior school.
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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.
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8th May 2024
Last week, the Year 3 children headed to Flatford Mill in Suffolk, for their first ever residential! Fortunately, the sun shone from start to finish, which only added to the magic. The children spent their time pond dipping, small mammal trapping, catching and inspecting bugs...
7th May 2024
This week, Year 4 visited Hindleap Warren for their residential trip. The children began the week with some team building activities to prepare them for the upcoming challenges. Throughout their stay, the children developed their climbing and archery skills, crawled through muddy tunnels, built shelters...
25th April 2024
The Year 6 children were lucky enough to visit the Shree Ghanapathy temple in Wimbledon on Thursday. They witnessed a traditional Puja and bathing ceremony, and learnt some incredible facts about Hinduism in the oldest consecrated temple in Europe!
On Thursday, the Lower School were lucky enough to have a visit from Ms Khan who is a dentist and a doctor. She showed the children how to properly brush their teeth and how to check their blood pressure and heart beat. They loved learning...
23rd April 2024
The House Captains visited the Lower School during their assembly on Tuesday morning. They read a story about ocean pollution to the children and then reminded them about the optional whole school sustainability poster competition.
15th April 2024
Prospect House had the pleasure of partnering with Code Cadets to host an engaging four-day coding and robotics workshop for Year 6 children at the end of the spring term. Throughout the workshop, the children were guided through a dynamic rotation of activities including robotics,...
The children in the Upper School were both surprised and elated to see the new equipment in the playground. It has been a great week with the equipment being continuously used and shared in a wonderful manner.
22nd March 2024
Prospect House went on an egg-citing Easter egg hunt with the Easter bunny! Thank you to all the parents who organised this event!
21st March 2024
On Thursday morning, class 5O enjoyed delivering their class assembly ‘Reaching For The Stars’ to their parents and families. The assembly focused on aspiration and the effort and focus which is required to succeed in your chosen field of study. The audience’s knowledge of the...