13th February 2025
It is time, once again, for the RSPB Big Schools’ Birdwatch!
On Thursday, the children at the Lower School all came outside to see what species of birds they could spot. We often see our feathered friends in the school playgrounds and Forest School, and this day was no exception. Across the afternoon the pupils saw lots of magpies, black-headed gulls, carrion crows, and blackbirds. The children really enjoyed this experience of birdwatching and counting up at the end. Ms Fuller and Miss Stobart have sent our data off to the RSPB to help them create a better picture of the welfare of birds around our school.
Why not try a birdwatch at home?
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,...
11th April 2025
Building on our success in the UK Bebras Challenge in December, a group of children in Years 5 and 6 have been preparing for the invitation-only UK Coding Challenge which is aimed at 10 – 19 year olds. The focus of the 45-minute coding challenge...
10th April 2025
The Art Pathway’s double exhibition took place towards the end of term in the Upper School. Encompassing two themes, Time and Abandonment, guests (and pupils) were treated to a wonderful array of contemporary art. The exhibition showcased incredible creativity, and pieces included ceramics, installations and...
