13th November 2024
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 the athletes. The Year 5 girls produced a very promising performance as did the Year 6 girls. The Year 5 boys finished with a 4th and 17th place position as well as winners of the 2nd place team award (the 4th best athletes positions are calculated). This was not to overshadow a quite extraordinary race in which Jamie won the Year 6 boys race by a clear 16 seconds, having produced a tactical masterclass.
28th September 2026
Our Year 5 netball team had a very successful trip to Epsom College for their annual tournament. Finishing 3rd in their group they had wins against Eaton House (3-0), Aberdour (5-0), Old Vicarage (3-2) and The Roche (2-1). Player of the tournament was Emilia D....
21st September 2026
On Tuesday evening last week, we invited around 40 senior schools to Prospect House for our annual Senior Schools Fair. It is a lovely way to see the wide variety of schools on offer to our children as they move into Year 7. A highlight...
We were thrilled to welcome Bonnie, our new therapy dog in training, for her very first school visit this week! Bonnie made her way around the Upper School to meet the children, who were absolutely delighted to wave and give a warm welcome to their...
Years 2–6 were lucky enough to have glorious sunshine for their House Cross-Country Competition on Thursday afternoon. The children all enjoyed running the course on Putney Heath and the winners will be announced next week!
17th July 2026
We are delighted to announce that Prospect House has been Commended for Small Independent School of the Year 2026! The Independent Schools of the Year awards are designed to give independent schools an opportunity to celebrate and showcase their extraordinary achievements and we look forward...
15th July 2026
Recently, four of our eager young Year 5 and 6 mathematicians made their way by train to Oxford University to take part in the Quiz Club National Mathematics Final. They had progressed through two preceding rounds to reach the prestigious event at the Oxford University...
