Category: year 5

Prospect House was filled with the sounds of The Beatles coming from the Upper School hall for the annual House Singing competition. The energy was electric, and every performance was delivered with a unique charm and enthusiasm that would have made John, Paul, George, and...

Friday 10 October was World Mental Health Day – a day to improve knowledge, raise awareness and improve efforts to support mental health around the world. So what better day than today for our Wellbeing Ambassadors to begin their weekly Wellbeing Workshops! Our brand-new Year...

The Year 5 A team came up against some very strong teams in the Dulwich College football festival. The team kept their shape extremely well and looked to counter attack at speed at every opportunity. There were excellent victories against Dulwich Hamlet (1-0) and Sussex...

As part of our ‘transition to the Upper School’ programme, the children in Year 3 all have older buddies in Year 5. Year 3 were very excited last week to be joined by their buddies for a Wellbeing Walk on Putney Heath! It was a...

We recently celebrated this year’s Harvest Festival which was truly a wonderful celebration of community and kindness at both the Lower and Upper Schools. The children brought in an abundance of food, clothing, and self-care items, which have been donated to the fantastic local charity,...

Class 5S had a fantastic time in Cardboard Creations, taking on the challenge of turning old cardboard into models of London landmarks. The Shard, Big Ben, and even a traditional British phone box made an appearance! A huge thank you to all the parents for...

The Epsom College tournament, with 24 teams competing, is always a great test for the teams and one that the Prospect House team took on with great excitement.  Winning their first two games and then drawing their next, the team showed their powers of recovery...

Well done to the Year 5 girls who participated in the annual Epsom College Netball Tournament. Playing four matches, they developed so much over the course of the afternoon, which resulted in some very close competitive matches with scores only separated by a single goal. ...

5T brought their creativity, teamwork and problem solving skills to the Year 5 parent-child activity, Cardboard Creations. The pupils and their adults enjoyed an imaginative afternoon creating famous London landmarks out of discarded boxes. Testing their communication and ingenuity, the groups were able to transform...