21st February 2025
The children in the Lower School had an exciting visit from Zoolab to coincide with the animal theme of Book Week.
Zoolab educates children about wildlife and nature through hands-on workshops. Our pupils met and learnt about all kinds of interesting animals, including gerbils, tarantulas, millipedes, tree frogs, and a corn snake. During the workshop, the children are able to get up close and touch a few of these creatures, much to their absolute delight!
2nd July 2025
As part of their Under the Sea topic, Reception went on an exciting trip to Chessington. The children began by having a talk about Blacktip Reef sharks where they learned fascinating facts such as how there are over 500 shark species and that they breathe...
1st July 2025
This year the annual Year 6 London Trip had an exciting new format based on the BBC series Race Across the World. Our Race Across London was a huge success – it was a hands-on lesson in self-reliance and problem-solving. Designed to build confidence and...
30th June 2025
The school hall was transformed into a vibrant African savannah as Nursery L took the audience on a captivating safari adventure. The children retold the delightful tale of How the Elephant Got Its Trunk, bringing the story to life with imaginative storytelling and their brilliant...
29th June 2025
Following on from our success in the Pearson National Teaching Awards and the Eco-Schools Green Flag Awards, we are pleased and proud to announce that Prospect House School has been named as runner-up in the youHQ Wellbeing Awards 2025 for Prep School of the Year!...
27th June 2025
Four of our extremely keen maths enthusiasts made their way by bus to Emanuel School to take part in an exciting maths challenge last week. The competition consisted of four rounds including an intriguing maths shuttle and a thrilling maths relay which spliced together maths...
This was an excellent finish to the season in which the Year 6 boys cricket team bowled with accuracy, batted with explosiveness and fielded with calmness and control. Having won their group with convincing wins, the children qualified for the semi finals with pleasing confidence....
