The week in pictures
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- Spring has sprung with a sea of flowers opening across the lawns.
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- Feeling the Love For Others – Fifth Form girls were delighted with this month’s donations to the Red Box Project.
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- First Form Love Fest: First Form raised almost £400 for Tinga Tinga school with their valentine’s day Love Fest which featured a series of amazing stalls.
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- First Form Love Fest: First Form raised almost £400 for Tinga Tinga school with their valentine’s day Love Fest which featured a series of amazing stalls.
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- First Form Love Fest: First Form raised almost £400 for Tinga Tinga school with their valentine’s day Love Fest which featured a series of amazing stalls.
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- First Form Love Fest: First Form raised almost £400 for Tinga Tinga school with their valentine’s day Love Fest which featured a series of amazing stalls.
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- First Form Love Fest: First Form raised almost £400 for Tinga Tinga school with their valentine’s day Love Fest which featured a series of amazing stalls.
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- First Form Love Fest: First Form raised almost £400 for Tinga Tinga school with their valentine’s day Love Fest which featured a series of amazing stalls.
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- First Form Love Fest: First Form raised almost £400 for Tinga Tinga school with their valentine’s day Love Fest which featured a series of amazing stalls.
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- First Form Love Fest: First Form raised almost £400 for Tinga Tinga school with their valentine’s day Love Fest which featured a series of amazing stalls.
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- Climbing to the Top: Katie (Second Form) took third place in the Welsh Climbing Championships in Caernarfon – a fantastic achievement.
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- First Year Flexi-Boarders as you have never seen them before.
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- First Year Flexi-Boarders as you have never seen them before.
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- First Year Flexi-Boarders as you have never seen them before.
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- First Year Flexi-Boarders as you have never seen them before.
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- First Year Flexi-Boarders as you have never seen them before.
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- Goodbye Chloe – we said good bye to 2019 Alumnae Chloe who has been volunteering tin the Music Department for the last 6 months before commencing her University Career in Japan this spring.
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- PSHEE Day saw an Enterprise Challenge for Upper School to design a Prior’s Field Music Festival. Mood boards, festival content and financial plans have now been submitted for final judging.
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- PSHEE Day saw an Enterprise Challenge for Upper School to design a Prior’s Field Music Festival. Mood boards, festival content and financial plans have now been submitted for final judging.
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- PSHEE Day saw an Enterprise Challenge for Upper School to design a Prior’s Field Music Festival. Mood boards, festival content and financial plans have now been submitted for final judging.
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- Kinetic energy was in the air as the Fourth Form took their Chemistry Lesson outside!
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- Marketing Careers were the focus for Monday’s Career’s talk with Alumnae Maddy Martin Binks who is a Trade Marketing Executive.
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- Marketing Careers were the focus for Monday’s Career’s talk with Alumnae Maddy Martin Binks who is a Trade Marketing Executive.
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- Cutting a Dash – at the Dior ‘Designer of Dreams’ Exhibition at the V & A Museum on Monday
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- Cutting a Dash – at the Dior ‘Designer of Dreams’ Exhibition at the V & A Museum on Monday
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- Prior’s Field Gym department were delighted to hold a masterclass for St Cuthbert Mayne pupils this week.
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- U13C Hockey Match vs Notre Dame – End to end match with a 1-1 draw
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- U13B Hockey Match vs Notre Dame – Very competitive match with a narrow loss 2-3
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- U12 Netball Matches vs Sir William Perkins: A close contest for all of the games – well done girls.
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- U12 Netball Matches vs Sir William Perkins: A close contest for all of the games – well done girls.
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- U12 Netball Matches vs Sir William Perkins: A close contest for all of the games – well done girls.
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- Netball against Woldingham: U13 B & C enjoyed convincing wins against Woldingham last weekend
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- Netball against Woldingham: U13 B & C enjoyed convincing wins against Woldingham last weekend
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- U15 Hockey vs Notre Dame secured a decisive 3 -2 victory to PF!
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- Student built BBQ is put to the test –Fifth Former Kariella proved not only can she design and build a stunning –looking BBQ for DT but it functions brilliantly too.
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- Looking Through the Lens – Fifth Form Art and Photography students took inspiration for the next stage of their studies on a trip to a series of London Exhibitions earlier this week.
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- The Power of Sharing Prose – Sixth Form Book Group met today and passionately debated the emotional content of Edith Wharton’s Ethan Frome.
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- The Rock and Pop night is digging the Dancing Queen. The music is provided by over fifty Prior’s Field girls in various band combinations and is the culmination of their hard work over the past few months. The music is varied with a nod to the seventies. Please book your tickets via eventbrite,
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- Interhouse Art – Call for Entries! We are encouraging all girls to enter our Interhouse Art competition. Deadline 25 February
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- Record Turn-out for February open day despite the Snow: nothing could keep our eager visitors away last Saturday as we proudly opened our doors to a record number of families.
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- Fourth Form DofE: girls embraced the challenge of their practice Bronze DofE walk in somewhat wintery conditions.
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- Fourth Form DofE: girls embraced the challenge of their practice Bronze DofE walk in somewhat wintery conditions.
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- Fourth Form DofE: girls embraced the challenge of their practice Bronze DofE walk in somewhat wintery conditions.
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- House Drama Competition was certainly not grim but fabulous re-telling of Grimm’s Fairy Tales with a riot of colour, laughter, dance and superb staging, acting and directing.
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- House Drama Competition was certainly not grim but fabulous re-telling of Grimm’s Fairy Tales with a riot of colour, laughter, dance and superb staging, acting and directing.
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- House Drama Competition was certainly not grim but fabulous re-telling of Grimm’s Fairy Tales with a riot of colour, laughter, dance and superb staging, acting and directing.
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- A glittering line-up of talent made up the contestants of Wednesday’s House Music Final.
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- A glittering line-up of talent made up the contestants of Wednesday’s House Music Final.
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- A glittering line-up of talent made up the contestants of Wednesday’s House Music Final.
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- Mind over Matter: Sports Scholars attended a workshop today which instilled the importance of the right mental attitude as the basis for success in sport.
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- Ski Prep before hitting the slopes at Half-term.
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- 1st XI Hockey Match – Wonderful game against Notre Dame with a 5-1 win to Prior’s Field.
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- U12B v Notre Dame U12A – a thrilling fast paced match from start to finish. Player of the match Katie S in First Form.
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- U12 C v Notre Dame U12B. We took the lead but unfortunately lost 2-4 in a very tight contest. Player of the match Ayeh in First Form.
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- County Netball Tournament U12s and U13s – so proud of all our participants who showed true PF Fighting Spirit.
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- County Netball Tournament U12s and U13s – so proud of all our participants who showed true PF Fighting Spirit.
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- County Netball Tournament U12s and U13s – so proud of all our participants who showed true PF Fighting Spirit.
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- County Netball Tournament U12s and U13s – so proud of all our participants who showed true PF Fighting Spirit.
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- Grintastic Gymnastics on Thursday as we hosted the U12 and U13 novice floor and vault competition against Bedales.
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- Grintastic Gymnastics on Thursday as we hosted the U12 and U13 novice floor and vault competition against Bedales.
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- Happy Australia Day! First Former India brought in some special Australian treats to celebrate.
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- Fourth Form put their photography skills to the test in the Photographic studio.
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- There was a full house for this week’s Career Talk, Dr Amelia Hollywood gave a fascinating account of her career in Health Psychology and answered many questions from the students on Applied Psychology and Sports Psychology as well.
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- The talented Patrick Ryan headlined our Writer’s Storytelling Workshop inspiring the imagination of every girl.
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- Eager chess players took on the second round of the UK Schools Chess Challenge.
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- Getting ready for Open Day – tour guides are briefed ahead of Saturday’s Open Day. Our doors are open 10.00am -1.00pm with talks from Mrs Kirnig at 11.15am and 12.15pm.
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- Our First Ski Team successfully take on the mountains in Flaine bringing home a haul of medals and trophies. Congratulations to Second Former Molly and Sixth Formers Sasha and Eve.
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- Our First Ski Team successfully take on the mountains in Flaine bringing home a haul of medals and trophies. Congratulations to Second Former Molly and Sixth Formers Sasha and Eve.
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- Our First Ski Team successfully take on the mountains in Flaine bringing home a haul of medals and trophies. Congratulations to Second Former Molly and Sixth Formers Sasha and Eve.
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- Our First Ski Team successfully take on the mountains in Flaine bringing home a haul of medals and trophies. Congratulations to Second Former Molly and Sixth Formers Sasha and Eve.
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- Smiles in the Snow: Prior’s Field girls don’t let a little bit of snow stop their fun!
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- Smiles in the Snow: Prior’s Field girls don’t let a little bit of snow stop their fun!
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- Smiles in the Snow: Prior’s Field girls don’t let a little bit of snow stop their fun!
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- Smiles in the Snow: Prior’s Field girls don’t let a little bit of snow stop their fun!
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- Women in Stem: Budding PF scientists of the future begin their Science investigation working towards the Bronze Crest Award.
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- Upper Sixth Biology and PE students put their practical skills to the test at the Surrey Human Performance Institute inside Surrey Sports Park.
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- Upper Sixth Biology and PE students put their practical skills to the test at the Surrey Human Performance Institute inside Surrey Sports Park.
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- Our U14 Hockey Team enjoyed an energetic action-packed tour to Leicester, playing matches against local teams, trampolining and watching an ice hockey match.
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- Our U14 Hockey Team enjoyed an energetic action-packed tour to Leicester, playing matches against local teams, trampolining and watching an ice hockey match.
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- Our U14 Hockey Team enjoyed an energetic action-packed tour to Leicester, playing matches against local teams, trampolining and watching an ice hockey match.
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- Our U14 Hockey Team enjoyed an energetic action-packed tour to Leicester, playing matches against local teams, trampolining and watching an ice hockey match.
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- Our U14 Hockey Team enjoyed an energetic action-packed tour to Leicester, playing matches against local teams, trampolining and watching an ice hockey match.
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- Well done to our U13 Netball teams participating in the Cranleigh Tournament, the A team came 4th and our B team showed excellence resilience against some tough opposition.
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- Well done to our U13 Netball teams participating in the Cranleigh Tournament, the A team came 4th and our B team showed excellence resilience against some tough opposition.
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- Body Worlds Exhibition: A level Biologists and PE students at the Body Worlds exhibition in London.
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- No January Blues Just Big Smiles
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- No January Blues Just Big Smiles
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- Drama Distinction: Congratulations to the girls who received distinction in their LAMDA exams: Sixth Former Natasha and Second Formers: Maya, Phoebe and Amber and from Third Form Emily and Juliette. Congratulations also to the 14 girls who gained their RADA Bronze award this week.
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- A Great Debate Evening: On Thursday we hosted the first heat of the ESU Public Speaking Competition, welcoming students, staff and parents from five guest schools. The Prior’s Field Public Speaking Team gave a fantastic performance with Fourth Formers Greta in the role of speaker, Laura in the role of questioner and Jessie in the role of chair.
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- A Great Debate Evening: On Thursday we hosted the first heat of the ESU Public Speaking Competition, welcoming students, staff and parents from five guest schools. The Prior’s Field Public Speaking Team gave a fantastic performance with Fourth Formers Greta in the role of speaker, Laura in the role of questioner and Jessie in the role of chair.
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- Notching up Success at Netball: A great series of matches against Royal Russell with all winning comfortably apart from a very close defeat of 8-10 for the U12As!
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- Notching up Success at Netball: A great series of matches against Royal Russell with all winning comfortably apart from a very close defeat of 8-10 for the U12As!
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- Notching up Success at Netball: A great series of matches against Royal Russell with all winning comfortably apart from a very close defeat of 8-10 for the U12As!
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- Notching up Success at Netball: A great series of matches against Royal Russell with all winning comfortably apart from a very close defeat of 8-10 for the U12As!
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- Cross-Country Successes: Second Former Christina and Flo, Katie and Jessenia (All First Form) performed well at Waverley Junior Girls at the weekend.
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- Go Girls – Freezing temperatures but big grins and a lot of gusto at the GHS Cross-Country relays.
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- Go Girls – Freezing temperatures but big grins and a lot of gusto at the GHS Cross-Country relays.
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- Gymnastics Championship for U13 Squad: The U13 gymnastics squad travelled to Robertsbridge to compete in the ISGA 4 piece Championship finishing in 4th place as a team. Congratulations to Ruby, Grace, Evie, Freya and Lily B in Second Form and Lily C from First Form.
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- Go Girls – Freezing temperatures but big grins and a lot of gusto at the GHS Cross-Country relays.
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- Cross-Country Successes: Second Former Christina and Flo, Katie and Jessenia (All First Form) performed well at Waverley Junior Girls at the weekend.
Memories are made of this: First Form were armed with go pros at their autumn bonding adventure and tasked with the challenge of creating a video to capture the essence of the trip. After many hours of editing and selecting a sound-track, the winners were crowned this week. Well done to Lily C and Isabella M.
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- Squadkit Scholarship Awarded to Amira: Fourth Former gymnast Amira has been selected as one of only five recipients for a Squadkit Scholarship. This is a national award to support athletes of the future and is a fantastic achievement. Good luck to Amira as she represents British Gymnastics this weekend.
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- Proud to be in Print: Well done to Second Former Sophie for having an article published in ‘Stories in Science’ about girls realising their potential for Science, in what has previously been seen as more of a male dominated industry.
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- Sharing a delight in reading – Sixth Formers Alice and Emma shared their delight at St Ives School this morning in support of our charity drive to re-cycle reading books to those in need by working with the Charity Delight.
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- Top Ten Year 7 Tennis Squad: No amount of chill in the air could dampen the beams of our First Form members of the Performance Tennis Squad.
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- Molly Makes it to Team GB – GBR team selectors have chosen Second Form’s Molly for the British Junior Team in her first U14 season. She has had some fantastic wins and will represent GBR in the Le Scarra international race in Valdisere in April.
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- Taking to the Stage –We have a huge array of budding actresses currently treading the boards at local theatres. Juliette and Ellie in Third Form are appearing in Anne of Green Gables and The Selfish Giant at the Yvonne Arnaud and Fifth Formers Maddison and Lydia are also appearing there in a production of Much Ado.
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- Tennis Triumphs even over the Festive Season: Our budding tennis sensation Second Former Sophie had more marvellous victories over the Christmas period. She has been playing singles and doubles and won the Grade 3 West Worthing Tournament in the 14&U category and the Grade 4 Sutton Tournament in the Women’s category.
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- Close matches in some very cold conditions: U12 A Hockey match vs Farlington. End to end match with a 1-1 result.
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- Close matches in some very cold conditions U12B hockey matches vs Farlington. Great game with a 2-2 result.
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- Close matches in some very cold conditions: U12 C vs George Abbott
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- Close matches in some very cold conditions: U12 Netballs vs St Catherine’s.
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- Gymnasts take to the Floor: U13 Gymnastics Floor and Vault Competitors.
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- PF Old Girl is one of the youngest theatre producers in the West End – Rebecca Gwyther, who only left Prior’s Field 3 years ago is celebrating a fantastic achievement of producing A Hundred Words for Snow which will run in the West End in March and can also be seen in Guildford on the 9th February. See more here: https://www.atgtickets.com/shows/a-hundred-words-for-snow/trafalgar-studios/
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- Working with Wood and Stone: Sixth Form and Art scholars had an inspiring workshop this week looking at wood carving and soap stone shaping.
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- Working with Wood and Stone: Sixth Form and Art scholars had an inspiring workshop this week looking at wood carving and soap stone shaping.
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- Swimming Success: Our elite swimmers were basking in success after the Area National Leagues Gala. First Former Lottie R was part of the Winning League – Guildford City. Claudia (Third Form) represented Haslemere, Fourth Form’s Alice represented Godalming and Hope (also Fourth Form) and Jess (Fifth Form) represented Wey Valley.
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- House Christmas Window Competition: The lower school elves were eagerly at work this week transforming the windows for the annual house competition.
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- House Christmas Window Competition: The lower school elves were eagerly at work this week transforming the windows for the annual house competition.
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- House Christmas Window Competition: The lower school elves were eagerly at work this week transforming the windows for the annual house competition.
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- Cracking Christmas Lunch: Turkey, crackers and all the trimmings for Wednesday’s Christmas Lunch.
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- Cracking Christmas Lunch: Turkey, crackers and all the trimmings for Wednesday’s Christmas Lunch.
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- Cracking Christmas Lunch: Turkey, crackers and all the trimmings for Wednesday’s Christmas Lunch.
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- Carolling because they care: Our boarders braved the chill evening air to provide seasonal sounds to Waitrose shoppers this week and raise money for Help For Heroes.
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- Creative Christmas Chocolate worthy of Harrods: Third Form displayed their culinary expertise by making hand-made chocolate bars which could easily be on display in some of the finest food halls.
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- Founder Fondly Remembered: On Tuesday a group of girls marked our founders Birthday by visiting her grave and leaving a basket of flowers.
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- Looking a lot like Christmas in Lille: Over 80 girls and staff experienced the festive season in Lille Last weekend.
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- Fifth Form take to the Floor: Fifth Form were schooled in the benefits of Pilates in PSHE to help off-set revision fatigue.
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- Carolling because they care: A group of Sixth Form have been singing carols each weekend to raise money for St Peter’s Hospital Hematology Unit, a charity very close to their hearts and have so far raised over £250.
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- Celebration of Christmas: A joyous evening of carols, Christmas words and music was enjoyed by the whole school community last night.
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- Dancing Through The Decades: RAG day organised by Sixth Form was a chance to travel through time and celebrate raising money in style.
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- Dancing Through The Decades: RAG day organised by Sixth Form was a chance to travel through time and celebrate raising money in style.
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- Dancing Through The Decades: RAG day organised by Sixth Form was a chance to travel through time and celebrate raising money in style.
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- Dancing Through The Decades: RAG day organised by Sixth Form was a chance to travel through time and celebrate raising money in style.
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- Dancing Through The Decades: RAG day organised by Sixth Form was a chance to travel through time and celebrate raising money in style.
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- Dancing Through The Decades: RAG day organised by Sixth Form was a chance to travel through time and celebrate raising money in style.
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- Dancing Through The Decades: RAG day organised by Sixth Form was a chance to travel through time and celebrate raising money in style.
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- Dancing Through The Decades: RAG day organised by Sixth Form was a chance to travel through time and celebrate raising money in style.
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- Hockey Quarter Finalists: The team had a fantastic day at the County tournament on Tuesday. Achieved some well-earned wins against CLFS and St George’s. Qualifying for the quarter finals we drew to RGS which lead to penalty flicks which we unfortunately lost. Well done everyone!
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- Gymnastic Five are Fourth in Surrey: Congratulations to Amira, Martha, Amber, Andrea and Evie your best result to date.
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- A Stormng Opportunity for our youngest Netball Fans: Several of our youngest budding netballers enjoyed the opportunity to be ball girls for Surrey Storm last weekend.
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- Elfridges: Fifth Form invited the school to an Elfridges Sale in aid of our sister school in Tinga Tinga Today.
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- Upper Sixth Geographers enjoyed thier day of tectonics lecutres in London. The highlight was meeting Prof Iain Stewart.
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- Eco Girls Efforts to Save on Electricity: First Form Eco reps have been busy creating light switch signs to encourage the whole school to switch off and save the planet.
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- English Translated into Greek for First Form: The art of the tragic mask marked the end of First Form’s unit on Greek Tragedy in English today.
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- Breck Foundation Talk on On-line Safety: We were so privileged to welcome Mrs LaFave who spoke so honestly and poignantly about the dangers of on-line grooming and how to work together as a community to try and prevent similar tragedies to that of her Son Breck who was murdered by someone he met on-line.
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- Debating Debut Success in London: First and Second Form came back triumphant from Monday Evening’s London Junior Debating League having taken to the floor with great aplomb and success in both the prepared and unprepared debates, with several girls taking part or taking new roles for the first time. Well done to Georgia and Poppy (First Form) and Sophie, Robyn, Erin, Lily and Freya (Second Form).
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- Latin Trip to Aquae Sulis – Third and fourth year Latin students visited the Roman Baths in Aquae Sulis – better known as Bath and were equally impressed by the hot springs and archaeological finds and the bonus of the Christmas market!
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- U14 XI Hockey Win: When you win 5-1, supper is very much deserved!
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- Reindeers in the Making: The Prior’s Field annual Reindeer making workshops are well underway but first the need to harvest the raw materials.
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- Peter Pan – Good Luck to Sandetti, Isobel and Alexa who will shortly be taking to the stage in Peter Pan at the Electric Theatre.
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- Support for the Red Box Campaign: Please continue to support us with donations to the Red Box Campaign which aims to ensure that every girl in every school can access sanitary protection and attend school.
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- Tennis Tournament Success: Sophie (Second Form) and Jessenia (First Form) did brilliantly last weekend in a really strong tournament (some of the best U14 players in UK were on the draw) in the prestigious Grade 3 at Sutton Tennis Tournament U14 category. They both won two out of four matches , Jessenia won one of her matches vs the top 70 in UK in the U14 category (Jessenia is still an U12 player.
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- Selected for Surrey Schools Cross Country Competition: Our congratulations go to Katie, Flo and Jessenia picked for U13 and Christina picked for the Junior Girls’ Team.
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- Winter Woollyland on behalf of Phylllis Tuckwell Hospice: Everyone entered the festive spirit today and sported a Christmas jumper to kick start the countdown to the Sixth Form Rag charity day at the end of term.
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- Winter Woollyland on behalf of Phylllis Tuckwell Hospice: Everyone entered the festive spirit today and sported a Christmas jumper to kick start the countdown to the Sixth Form Rag charity day at the end of term.
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- Winter Woollyland on behalf of Phylllis Tuckwell Hospice: Everyone entered the festive spirit today and sported a Christmas jumper to kick start the countdown to the Sixth Form Rag charity day at the end of term.
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- Candy Cane gives Hope to Homeless Canines: Mrs Page invited staff and students to support the Candy Cane Dog Rescue, saving ex-racing greyhounds and other dogs from the Chinese meat trade. The Candy Canes were so popular they will be back on sale next week!
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- A different way of seeing: Sixth Form History of Art students went to the National Gallery to attend the annual Ways of Seeing Conference and squeezed in some time to enjoy some of the artwork on display.
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- The Curious Art of the Curator as a Career: On Monday many girls took the opportunity to hear at first-hand about the fascinating work of Sarah Hardy, Manager and Curator at the De Morgan Foundation.
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- Santé not Santa for Sixth Form A Level French Students: Sixth Form linguists sampled the language and culture of wine-tasting yesterday evening.
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- The Greatest Social: First Form donned onesies and tucked into pizza whilst watching The Greatest Showman at their Monday night social
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- The Greatest Social: First Form donned onesies and tucked into pizza whilst watching The Greatest Showman at their Monday night social
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- Grass Roots Success: The Equestrian Team bagged a bucket of success at last week’s 40 Grass Roots Regional Final. First Former Jessica took Ist place and Jemima (Third Form) and Maya (Second Form) won a team 3rd in the 70Cm Final.
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- Grass Roots Success: The Equestrian Team bagged a bucket of success at last week’s 40 Grass Roots Regional Final. First Former Jessica took Ist place and Jemima (Third Form) and Maya (Second Form) won a team 3rd in the 70Cm Final.
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- Grass Roots Success: The Equestrian Team bagged a bucket of success at last week’s 40 Grass Roots Regional Final. First Former Jessica took Ist place and Jemima (Third Form) and Maya (Second Form) won a team 3rd in the 70Cm Final.
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- British Biathlon Championships Qualifying Success: Having achieved a gold medal at Camberley Cross Country Open U13 last week Christina in Second Form has also qualified for the British Biathlon Championships having come first in the running for the South East Qualifier.
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- D of E Gold: Congratulations to former pupil Hattie who has been invited to St James Palace in the Spring to receive her Gold D of E Award.
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- Professional MasterChefs in the making: Congratulations to Third Formers Tasha, Hannah and Clemmie and also to Second Former Lucy for winning their class Masterchef Heats and gaining a place in the final which will be held in the summer term.
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- Professional MasterChefs in the making: Congratulations to Third Formers Tasha, Hannah and Clemmie and also to Second Former Lucy for winning their class Masterchef Heats and gaining a place in the final which will be held in the summer term.
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- Professional MasterChefs in the making: Congratulations to Third Formers Tasha, Hannah and Clemmie and also to Second Former Lucy for winning their class Masterchef Heats and gaining a place in the final which will be held in the summer term.
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- Pottery Painting Makes perfect Boarder’s Activity: displaying their creative flair, the Junior Boarders were busy last weekend.
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- Pottery Painting Makes perfect Boarder’s Activity: displaying their creative flair, the Junior Boarders were busy last weekend.
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- Pottery Painting Makes perfect Boarder’s Activity: displaying their creative flair, the Junior Boarders were busy last weekend.
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- Fantastic Gymnastics: Last weekend the U15 team travelled to Stamford to compete in the 2 piece nationals. They were placed 5th and qualified for the 5 piece national finals in March. Amira in Fourth Form was also awarded a bronze medal individually. Well done to all the girls.
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- Fantastic Novice Gymnastics: The Novice Gymnastics team competed in their first competition against St Catherine’s on Tuesday. Well done to Emma, Jessica and Ellie for being placed 3rd and Isabella for coming 2nd.
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- Time for Tennis: Fifth Formers Emma, Mia, Jessica and Emily were out on court yesterday warming up before their team met Hurstpierpoint School in the LTA Senior Students Competition.
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- Matches this Week: U12s C and D teams were also matched against Sir William Perkins – but on an indoor court ! Players of the Match were U12C Flo and U13 Ayeh.
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- Matches this Week: U13s C and D teams braved freezing temperatures to take on Sir William Perkins this week with one win and one defeat but still smiles all round.
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- Humanities A levels Under Discussion: Fifth Form enjoyed the opportunity to discuss A Level Humanities with HODs and current Sixth Form Students over hot chocolate in the Sixth Form loft this week.
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- It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Final preparations underway for the fair tomorrow.
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- It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Final preparations underway for the fair tomorrow.
Grease is the Word – Wow!
Click to view a montage of photos from the phenomenal production of ‘Grease’
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- Ace Debaters through at MACE – despite being two years younger than the rest of the field we are delighted that Fourth Form duo Freya W and Mabel are through to the next round. Well done all and to the back-up crew of Greta, Emilia and Hannah in Sixth Form.
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- Inter-House Autumn Sports: There was great participation, much skill and fierce competition on show at Wednesday Morning’s House Sport.
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- Inter-House Autumn Sports: There was great participation, much skill and fierce competition on show at Wednesday Morning’s House Sport.
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- Inter-House Autumn Sports: There was great participation, much skill and fierce competition on show at Wednesday Morning’s House Sport.
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- Inter-House Autumn Sports: There was great participation, much skill and fierce competition on show at Wednesday Morning’s House Sport.
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- Inter-House Autumn Sports: There was great participation, much skill and fierce competition on show at Wednesday Morning’s House Sport.
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- Inter-House Autumn Sports: There was great participation, much skill and fierce competition on show at Wednesday Morning’s House Sport.
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- Inter-House Autumn Sports: There was great participation, much skill and fierce competition on show at Wednesday Morning’s House Sport.
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- On the Tourist Trail – Second Form soaked up the early morning sun before a day of intensive Geography fieldwork examining the impact of tourism in Portsmouth.
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- Grease Set to Go like Lightning – Everyone is eagerly anticipation the latest PF production of Grease next week.
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- English Schools’ Junior Cross Country South East Final: Congratulations to First Formers Flo and Katie and Evie D, Eleanor and Christina from Second Form for taking part in Tonbridge on Saturday and finishing 10th out of 14.
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- It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Final preparations underway for the fair tomorrow.
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- Graceful Gymnasts: National Gymnastics Championships. Well done to Lily C, and Lottie both in First Form and Second Formers Grace, Evie D and Freya for taking part in the ISGA National Championships.
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- Getting Creative at the ISADA Conference: A culinary masterpiece was created by Chef Ricky to welcome the prestigious guests and speakers at last week’s conference for Independent School Art and Design teachers.
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- Yellow mellow for Children In Need: Sixth Form went yellow today to raise Monday for Children In Need.
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- Fishy goings on for Fourth Form Food Tech – Fourth Form Food technologists were treated to a fish skills master workshop with Waitrose specialist Mrs Collins.
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- DofE South East Come Together at Prior’s Field – We were delighted to host 45 delegates at Wednesday’s DofE South East Managers’ Conference.
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- Many girls took the opportunity to attend the Careers talk this week and gained a fascinating insight into the career of Charlotte Hutchinson a Technical Specialist for IBM.
