Category: year 6

The Bebras Challenge introduces computational thinking to students worldwide. At Prospect House last week, a group of children aged 7 – 11 took part as part of their computing enrichment programme. In previous years, over 3 million pupils from more than 80 countries participated! The...

As part of their English extension programme, some of our Year 5 and 6 pupils got the chance to attend the Poetry Together launch event in Westminster run by Dukes Education. The children fully immersed themselves in the experience and relished everything about the day,...

Over half term we held our annual House Photography Competition. This year we encouraged the children to dive into nature and think about images which were a little bit different, perhaps taken from an interesting angle or of something a little unusual. A big thank you...

It was an extraordinary and incredibly successful effort by the athletes of Prospect House at the Epsom College Cross Country Competition. With around 25 schools and over 150 athletes per race, the 1.8 mile course proved tricky in its terrain but only seemed to inspire...

For World Mental Health Day on Thursday, Years 4 and 6 enjoyed a Wellbeing Walk to spend some time together whilst getting some fresh air and exercise. The highlight was definitely running around in the woods, collecting sticks, exploring dens and getting quite muddy! Year...

In the Lower School, there was much excitement this morning as the children brought in their donations and helped Mr Truswell load them into his van. In assembly, they learnt about the history of the Harvest Festival and talked about how some foods are grown...

On Saturday, a Prospect House event took place in Richmond Park where parents, children and staff enjoyed a wonderful cycle ride together. The good weather, amazing views and lively atmosphere made the day truly unforgettable!

Musical sounds have been filling the corridors of the Upper School all week. There have been rehearsals for the brass ensemble, clarinet ensemble, guitar ensemble, Year 6 string quartet and the 27-strong PHS orchestra, who are currently learning Oom-Pah-Pah from ‘Oliver!’