Category: wellbeing

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...

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....

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!...

Prospect House has taken its first steps along the pathway which will lead to us becoming a UNICEF Rights Respecting School. This exciting initiative is being spearheaded by Mr O’Sullivan, Head of Maths, and Mr Jones, Head of Lower School Music. In assembly, the children...

Our wonderful Wellbeing Ambassadors have started up their ‘Wellbeing Wednesday’ workshops during playtime again, with a brand new theme! They will be focussing on the positive emotion of ‘Interest’ along with the school value of ‘Community’ for the new few weeks. To kick things off...

This week was Children’s Mental Health Week at Prospect House. Our Year 6 pupils truly stepped up as leaders demonstrating initiative, creativity, and teamwork. They planned and then delivered a fantastic range of wellbeing activities for the younger children across the school, really epitomising our...

From our headteacher, Mrs Kelly Gray: “Lots of prep school parents happily kick the 11+ down the road until it gets to Year 5 when they can no longer ignore the elephant in the room. Read my blog prospecths.org.uk/surviving-the-rollercoaster-a-parents-guide and discover why you need not...

Year 4 have been lucky enough to be involved in a drama-based friendship workshop led by Roo Kirk. They engaged in a wide range of team building activities designed to foster healthy and positive friendships. The children worked together to solve problems and re-tell stories...

On Wednesday afternoon, after a suggestions from one of our fabulous House Captains, Year 6 paid a visit to Waterstones in Piccadilly for a book and a beverage. Excited whispers could be heard across the shop as they all browsed the many shelves the store...