Category: year 5

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!  

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...

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!...

Another superb Sports Day! Despite the rain showers throughout the day, the atmosphere remained electric as the children engaged in a spirited house competition. The event featured a wide array of activities, with key highlights including the highly anticipated sprint races. Children across all year...

Last week, all children in Years 3, 4 and 5 took part in an exciting and empowering UNICEF Rights Respecting Day where they were further informed of and empowered to access their UNCRC rights. Throughout the day, our young rights holders took part in six...

This term, our Art Pathway students have been working incredibly hard with Mrs Cundill on their latest project, Perspectives. All of their dedication and efforts came together in a wonderful exhibition, where they showcased their impressive final pieces to the school community.  The students’ process...

From Tudor monarchs to the gritty world of Holes, and from pioneering mathematicians to passionate nature activists, class 5T’s assembly was a vibrant exploration of their theme: ‘Better Together’. The class delivered a thoughtful recap of their learning, proving that we are at our best...