10th February 2025
Dukes Education held their tenth birthday celebration at the Royal Festival Hall this week. Over one thousand children from 25 schools (including us!) took part in a spectacular Festival of the Arts in aid of the Dukes Foundation.
Our 75-strong senior choir (all of Year 5 and 6) plus members of staff were involved in this amazing evening. The Prospect House contingent formed part of a mass choir (over 700 children!) that sang music by Aretha Franklin, Elton John and others, accompanied by West End soloists and a 15-piece band. The highlight was surely the extravagant medley of musicals that closed the concert.
Singing to an audience of 2,400 was an experience that the children will most certainly remember for a long. long time. Well done to all and an enormous thank you goes to Mr Baker, our Director of Music, who empowered the children to be such sublime performers!
14th July 2026
In the last week of term, Year 6 embarked on the exciting ‘Race Across London’ challenge, a final adventure designed to foster independence and navigation skills as they prepare for secondary school. Tasked with tracking down eight specific statues at prominent landmarks without the aid...
13th July 2026
A big congratulations to our new Year 4 Wellbeing Ambassadors! At the end of term they successfully carried out their training with our current Year 5 Wellbeing Ambassadors; they are looking forward to working together in September and coming up with lots of new ideas!...
18th June 2026
Despite the rainy weather, Reception enjoyed a wonderful trip to Chiswick Gardens. They loved taking part in a variety of engaging workshops led by the Chiswick Gardens staff. These included a fun scavenger hunt exploring the plants and vegetables in the garden, a guided tour...
17th June 2026
Thank you to everyone who came along to our Space Community Event last Saturday. A fabulous time was had by all despite the rainy weather. The children (and their parents!) took part in lots of activities including planetarium sessions, solving a space station crime via...
16th June 2026
Year 4 blew everyone away with their outstanding performance of Shakespeare’s Macbeth! They took the audience through a spine-chilling, suspenseful plot with added moments of humour and wit. The children played a vital part in the development of their own characters and it was wonderful...
9th June 2026
As part of their topic in Religion, Philosophy and Ethics on Buddhism, Year 1 visited the Buddhapadipa Temple in Wimbledon before half term. They had the special opportunity to walk around some of the peaceful grounds and hear about the origins of Buddhism from a...
