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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.
19th September 2025
From our headteacher, Mrs Kelly Gray: “If we want our children to make good financial decisions in the future, we need to give them the tools now. Read my blog prospecths.org.uk/show-me-the-money and discover how we are developing financial literacy at Prospect House.”
18th September 2025
Year 5 and 6 took part in an exciting and enlightening wellbeing workshop. The session was run by youHQ, which is a wellbeing platform we employ as part of our health and wellbeing provision. At the beginning of the session, all children carried out a...
17th September 2025
Year 3 had a very exciting team-building day at Walton Firs. They took part in a variety of outdoor activities, all the while having to keep their assigned egg intact! There was a range of team-building games, an obstacle course that the children had to...
13th July 2025
Year 6 put on a rousing rendition of Oliver! to a delighted audience in two evening performances on 1 and 2 July. Over two exciting and thrilling nights, they sang, danced and acted their hearts out, leaving absolutely everything on the stage to the delight...
12th July 2025
Year 2 had a special session with Mrs Belshaw to celebrate their journey through the Lower School. Together, they reflected on the school values—kindness, community, respect, aspiration, and resilience—and discussed how these are more than just school rules; they are life skills to carry with...
11th July 2025
Year 5 had a very warm but enjoyable day at the Oval as part of the Surrey Schools day. A total of 5,200 children from over 100 local schools were invited to watch Durham v Surrey on the 2nd day of the county championships. It...
10th July 2025
To end their topic on space, Year 1 had a ‘Star Wars Day’ extravaganza! The children came dressed as a Star Wars character or in a space themed outfit and took part in a variety of Star Wars themed activities including lightsaber making with Mr...
9th July 2025
For the last Forest School session of the academic year, and also because of the hot weather, we swapped our muddy fun-fight to water play: Reception H versus Reception R! The children were absolutely delighted and had the opportunity to cool down for the afternoon....
8th July 2025
At the end of term, eighteen finalists from Years 3, 4 and 5 took part in three thrilling times tables finals to find our current most accurate and fastest times tables champions. The atmosphere was electric and the competition was fierce. After the smoke had...
