The week in pictures
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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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- Christmas Fair Countdown: The PSA team are very busy making final preparations for what promises to be a fantastic Christmas Fair on the 24th November. Please feel free to invite neighbours and friends as it is open to all.
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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.
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- Going for Gold in Croatia: Congratulations to our 12 Gold DofE girls for kayaking over 100 kilometres in Croatia over half-term.
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- Going for Gold in Croatia: Congratulations to our 12 Gold DofE girls for kayaking over 100 kilometres in Croatia over half-term.
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- Going for Gold in Croatia: Congratulations to our 12 Gold DofE girls for kayaking over 100 kilometres in Croatia over half-term.
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- Going for Gold in Croatia: Congratulations to our 12 Gold DofE girls for kayaking over 100 kilometres in Croatia over half-term.
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- Achieving Creatively in Rome: a mercurial blend of Renaissance, Baroque, Contemporary and Ancient Antiquity formed the melting pot of inspiration served up on the Creative Arts trip to Rome which even included a special night-time tour of the Vatican.
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- Poignant reflections on the power of Poetry and Propaganda: As part of their ‘War’ topic and to enrich their study of ‘The Lie’ by Helen Dunmore, the Second Form had a group immersive lesson looking at imagery, propaganda and poetry in relation to the First World War. With the Centenary approaching, their conclusions are particularly relevant and poignant.
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- Remembrance: This morning was a time for thoughtful reflection as we welcomed the Reverend Caroline Burnett from Compton to join us at our Remembrance Service.
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- First Form Feedback and Hot Chocolate: 1SW were particularly keen to share stories of First Form Life with Mrs Kirnig over hot chocolate this week.
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- Frantic Assembly: GCSE and A Level girls learning the art of physical drama.
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- Spooky goings on in the Boarding House: Monday night’s joint celebration of 5th November and Halloween allowed for a Prior’s Field favourite of dressing-up for dinner and rounding off the evening with a bang of fireworks and fun around the bonfire.
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- First Across the Line for Gifted Athlete: No rest this half-term for relay runner Christina in Second Form. She not only attended the Surrey County Schools’ Endurance Workshop for Gifted Athletes but managed to cram in an impressive gold medal with her relay team in the South of England Cross Country Championship and a first to finish in her lane at the Surrey County Cross-Country Relay.
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- It’s in the Net Surrey Finals here we come: we are celebrating a first for PF Netball with two groups through to the Surrey Finals on the 10 March 2019. The U14a group are thus far unbeaten in their pool and the U16A group are also through
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- Coming up Roses for Evelyn – Congratulations to Evelyn in Fifth Form who has been selected for the highly regarded Roses Academy Weekend Netball Camp later this month
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- First Form of 2019 Arrive this Weekend!: Over 130 girls will be welcomed this weekend to our Sherlock Holmes themed Preview Day where they will be tasked with solving a series of clues and meet a series of fictional characters such as Dr Watson, Mrs Hudson and Mycroft to name but a few.
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- Prior’s Field Centre of Excellence for Teaching Creative Arts: We are so proud this weekend to be hosting the prestigious ISADA (Independent Schools Art & Design Association) Autumn Conference. Mr Kinder has gathered an incredible portfolio of speakers and workshop leaders which include: Landscape Artist Mark Spray, Photographer David Watts, Urban Artist and member of the Royal Academy Jeanette Barnes, Amanda Hislop the textile artist and Peter Monkman a previous winner of the BP National Portrait Gallery Annual Award.
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- Triumphs and Trophies: Congratulations also to Romana in Third Form who was runner up in a Grade 3 tennis tournament at Sutton in the 18&U category and her younger sister First Former Jess who narrowly missed the finals as she lost in the semi-finals in a very tight match.
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- Tennis Academy Triumphs and Trophies: Prior’s Field girls performed really well in the prestigious G-3 Winter Tennis Tournament at Sutton during this half term: Second Former Sophie Q won the Grade 4 tennis tournament at Sutton in the 18&U category and was runner-up in the Grade 16& U Category.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- First Form Bonding Trip in South Downs: Eager, energetic and always smiling – First Form had a blast on their Bonding Trip this week.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Cabaret – Here come the Girls: poetry, prose, humour, dance and beautiful ballads were just some of the amazing content dazzling delivered in Thursday’s Cabaret Evening.
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- Sixth Form English at Cheltenham Festival: Seeking wordy wisdom from a larger than life Hedwig?!
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- Sixth Form English at Cheltenham Festival: Taking a break from literary festivities.
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- Forensic Scientists of the Future: Sixth Form visited a Royal Institution Forensic Biology Workshop and mastered the art of modern molecular biological techniques which assist with solving crime.
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- Forensic Scientists of the Future: Sixth Form visited a Royal Institution Forensic Biology Workshop and mastered the art of modern molecular biological techniques which assist with solving crime.
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- Ypres Trip: Third Form got hands-on with History and felt the reality of the impact of world war.
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- Ypres Trip: Third Form got hands-on with History and felt the reality of the impact of world war.
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- Ypres Trip: Third Form got hands-on with History and felt the reality of the impact of world war.
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- Ypres Trip: Third Form got hands-on with History and felt the reality of the impact of world war.
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- Silver DofE in the Peak District: despite Storm Callum Silver DofE girls braved the elements and all made it successfully to their end destination of Chatsworth House.
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- Silver DofE in the Peak District: despite Storm Callum Silver DofE girls braved the elements and all made it successfully to their end destination of Chatsworth House.
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- Going For Gold: A 4am flight saw the Gold DofE trip depart for Croatia – good luck team!
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- Modern enactment of the Ancient Mariner: Making the most of the autumn sunshine the Second Form enact Rime of the Ancient Mariner which they have been studying in relation to our war novel The Lie by Helen Dunmore
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- Modern enactment of the Ancient Mariner: Making the most of the autumn sunshine the Second Form enact Rime of the Ancient Mariner which they have been studying in relation to our war novel The Lie by Helen Dunmore
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- Modern enactment of the Ancient Mariner: Making the most of the autumn sunshine the Second Form enact Rime of the Ancient Mariner which they have been studying in relation to our war novel The Lie by Helen Dunmore
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- Italian Inspiration for Half-term: The Creative Arts department left yesterday evening bound for Rome and Renaissance Art and Architecture and much more.
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- Surrey Sports Successes: Second Former Christina competed in the Surrey Cross Country Ladies League, with 20 teams competing, her team finished 1st and she won 3rd place.
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- Surrey Sports Successes: Annabelle in Second Form has been selected to represent Surrey Hockey in the U13 Girls Panthers for a 2nd year.
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- Fifths Experience Sixth Sense: The Fifth Form were invited to experience Sixth Form Life for a day to help them decide their next steps.
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- Fifths Experience Sixth Sense: The Fifth Form were invited to experience Sixth Form Life for a day to help them decide their next steps.
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- Mufti Day reward as gifts are gathered for the Christmas Fair: Save the date of Saturday 24th November for the PSA Christmas Fair.
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- Mufti Day reward as gifts are gathered for the Christmas Fair: Save the date of Saturday 24th November for the PSA Christmas Fair.
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- Mufti Day reward as gifts are gathered for the Christmas Fair: Save the date of Saturday 24th November for the PSA Christmas Fair.
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- Tickets for Grease are now on sale – Grease Lightning your way to Open Events
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- National Boarding Day, so what do we say: I love Boarding Hip Hip Hooray.
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- Cake on the Brain: Cake was on the Brain of Sixth Form Psychologists, so much so that Steph created a replica brain cake this week following their recent study of neurological functionality.
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- Trench Building: Third Form historians were asked to recreate trench cakes in history this week in advance of their trip to Ypres to see the real war-time trenches and imagine the conditions suffered there.
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- A sun-drenched, colourful cross country course on Wednesday when we hosted over 250 runners from prep and senior schools eager to be put through their paces. Congratulations to Christina in Second Form for winning the U13 category.
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- The Unreturning: A Level Drama students experienced Frantic Assembly’s amazing production of Anna Jordan’s play The Unreturning at the Nuffield Theatre, Southampton. The powerful portrayal of men and their experiences of war was staggering.
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- Bright Your Write: Second Form challenged girls and staff alike to write in colour today and support their colourful Pen sale in order to raise money to buy writing equipment for our sister school Tinga Tinga.
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- Music Scholars’ Spectacular Performances at Guildford Institute: the quality of sound on Tuesday was stunning as ten of our scholars performed a series of pieces, on piano, flute and voice featuring the works of Gershwin, Debussy, Mozart and more.
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- Sharing a Passion for Flight: Sixth Former Sasha shared her passion for para-gliding with an equally enthusiastic Mr Rood on hand to coach her in ground-handling.
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- Climbing High! Congratulations to Katie R in Second Form for taking third place in the British Lead Climbing Championships last weekend. A big step forward for her in a very competitive category.
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- UCAS Science Prep: Sixth Form Biologists meet each week to present and debate topics such as this week’s ‘The Hunt for Disease X’ as useful preparation for their university interviews.
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- Food Science Workshop with a side-serving of Spanish – Sixth Form Food Science and Spanish students came together to work with a Spanish chef creating molecular apple caviar and raspberry scallops
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- Food Science Workshop with a side-serving of Spanish – Sixth Form Food Science and Spanish students came together to work with a Spanish chef creating molecular apple caviar and raspberry scallops
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- Food Science Workshop with a side-serving of Spanish – Sixth Form Food Science and Spanish students came together to work with a Spanish chef creating molecular apple caviar and raspberry scallops
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- Change a Page for Poetry Day. Girls eagerly took up the challenge of creating a new poem from an old page of prose for National Poetry Day. First former Nancy proved to be very poetic indeed.
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- Smiling and in the Swing of Things: Really great to see how our new girls are very settled, high smiley and making friends all around them.
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- Smiling and in the Swing of Things: Really great to see how our new girls are very settled, high smiley and making friends all around them.
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- Smiling and in the Swing of Things: Really great to see how our new girls are very settled, high smiley and making friends all around them.
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- Life is a Cabaret: join an amazing line-up of acts at our Cabaret Evening on 17 October celebrating 100 years of influential British Women. Tickets now on sale through Eventbrite.
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- Third Form Theatre Goers: Third form cowered in their seats at a seriously scary performance of The Women in Black.
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- Better Shape Up and Go Grease Lightening: dance rehearsals underway for the talented cast of Grease. Tickets will be on sale next week.
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- Number Five Charity Drive: Senior Prefect Team were delighted to knock on the door of the Number Five Homeless charity and deliver a mini-bus full of donations from the whole school in place of the usual Harvest Festival.
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- Number Five Charity Drive: Senior Prefect Team were delighted to knock on the door of the Number Five Homeless charity and deliver a mini-bus full of donations from the whole school in place of the usual Harvest Festival.
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- Record Breaking Day: The School was bursting at the seams on Saturday with over 360 extra pairs of feet over the threshold as we held our first Open Day of the year.
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- Mad Hatter Milliner: Caroline Jones joined the A Level textiles girls to deliver a workshop in the art of creating beautiful head gear.
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- Reindeers Back by Popular Demand: Mr Rood Head of DT took a few minutes to steel himself before he announced the return of PFs most popular club – Reindeer Creation!
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- The Secret to our Success – Our Teachers! – celebrating the best teaching team across the land. Just some of our wonderful teachers pictured today having their well-earned lunch.
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- Mini EPQ Winners Announced: Congratulations to all last year’s third form EPQ entries. The winner was announced today with Emilia’s C as overall winner and Mabel as runner-up (now both in fourth form).
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- Sharing the family-feeling of Boarding: On the eve of National Boarding Day we asked our boarders to share what they loved about it: hide and seek, the junior bed-time read but above all – each other’s company!
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- Ranked top for French: Congratulations to Miss Conchon’s Year 11 group who achieved a certificate from thisislanguage.com for their top-ranked position in the world!
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- Net-tastic County Tournament – delighted to host the U16 and U19 Surrey County Tournament Today with some incredible netball talents on display.
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- Sports Report: Don’t forget to catch up on the latest Sports Report – out every Monday.
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- Claudia Clear to Championships: Huge congratulations to Fifth Former Claudia who has qualified for the NSEA KBIS National Schools Championships in October
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- Debussy Delight: Last night’s Classics by Candlelight concert was a beautiful melody of music, art and community feeling as we shared in a true delight for the senses.
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- Netball Triumph In the Net: U14s are through to the next round of the Sisters in Sport Cup and Third Former Coco was player of the Match. Go Girls !
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- Lion King: Hakuna Matata: Many lyrics were being sung both up and (more so!) down from GCSE Music Lion King Trip
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- Othello: “But I will wear my heart upon my sleeve”: Sixth Form travelled to the Globe Theatre to witness the tragic fall of Othello and his jealous rage against his dear Desdemona.
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- Language Play: En garde: French students were transported back to the world of Alexandre Dumas and his classic The Three Musketeers as they took part in a French Theatre workshop for Languages Week
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- Baking a Difference: Sixth Formers supported the national Macmillan Coffee Morning by supplying a superb bake sale which raised a fantastic flurry of 50ps which are still being counted!
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- PSHEE Social Media Friend or Foe: A fierce debate as to the merits of social media for a teenage audience got the whole school warmed up on Monday Morning.
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- Overseas Hot Chocolate: In honour of Languages Week, we celebrated the power of language with some of our overseas boarders over hot chocolate.
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- Mr Kinder’s Pastels Art Class in Oak Hall: Through the window pane: The oak panelled hall was the perfect back drop for some pastel work for Fourth Form GCSE artists.
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- Szabo History Talk: Living History: Tania Szabo daughter of famous Second World War heroine Violetta Szabo shared her mother’s amazing story with GCSE historians this week.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Space Race with a difference: Our fun-themed house Cross Country was hotly contested today in terms of the costumes alone all conceived from the concept of Space.
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- Careers: At Home with Prosthetist Caroline Reed. Many girls took the opportunity on Monday to attend the careers talk and learn about this vital branch of medical work.
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- Equestrian Excellence: Celebrating their qualification for the Grassroots SJ Championships Prior’s Field Equestrian Team were thrilled to be placed third, qualifying for the championships and winning some great prizes too! Well done to Jemima, Alicia and Emmie.
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- Surrey Academy in Sight – Congratulations to Second Formers Annabelle, Susie and Evie who have successfully completed Surrey U13 Netball development workshops this month and been selected to attend the Surrey Academy trials at Cranleigh on 7th October.
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- Jeans for Genes: who dared do double- denim?
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- Jeans for Genes: thought-provoking assembly on why we support this vital charity.
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- Drama Scholars Revealed: Some of the latest recruits to the Drama department are unveiled. Welcome girls.
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- Signed Sealed Delivered: Summer Letter Writing Competition winners were announced today. Second Former Alice C, wrote beautifully about her tour of Northumberland and Scotland as the overall winner, and fellow Second Formers’ Sylvie and Eleanor K were runners-up.
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- Geographers in the Field: Fifth Form GCSE Geographers took to the hills
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- Geographers in the Field: River study
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- Geographers in the Field: Getting the measure of the landscape
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- Geographers in the Field: Upbeat in the glacial uplands
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- Geographers in the Field: River study photo bombed by local resident
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- Egg Art: Lower Sixth History of Art students practising traditional Renaissance methods of panel painting using egg tempera!
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- Mad Hatter’s Tea Party: A chance for the boarders to meet support staff for tea, cake and a fascinating facts quiz which included the question: Which member of staff has a pet snake?
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- Mad Hatter’s Tea Party: a chance for girls and support staff to get to know each other a little better.
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- Cooking up a Career Path: Girls had the opportunity to grill Executive Chef Mark Baines on the merits of a career in catering.
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- Teaching by Example: Proud to share the talent of our incredible Creative Arts Team: Stephen Kinder is currently exhibiting his work at Café Mila in Godalming.
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- Teaching by Example: Proud to share the talent of our incredible Creative Arts Team: Bruno Di Mario will take part in the ACAVA Annual Open Studio initiative at his Studio in Wimbledon this coming weekend which coincides with Merton Arts Festival.
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- Open Day: With over 80 families already booked in, Open Day preparations are well underway for Saturday 29 September.
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- Showcasing Summer Sporting Prowess: Christina (Second Form) was chosen by Surrey County Athletics to represent the country in the U13 Inter-County Championships and also won a gold medal at Woking Open Athletic Championships.
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- Showcasing Summer Sporting Prowess: Evie D (Second Form) took part in the National Tetrathlon Championship in August and achieved a fantastic fifth place for the team – an amazing achievement.
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- Showcasing Summer Sporting Prowess: Fourth Former Eliza threw Javelin at the English Schools’ Athletics Championships and came tenth.
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- Showcasing Summer Sporting Prowess: Rising Tennis Academy superstar Sophie Q hit the top 20 in the UK this summer in her age group after a string of successes on court.
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- Showcasing Summer Sporting Prowess: Tennis Academy Juniors are a trio to reckon with! Third Former Romana currently ranked 36th in the UK for 14U, joined Sophie from Second Form to welcome the academy’s newest recruit – her sister Jess.
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- Showcasing Summer Sporting Prowess: Fifth Former Emma H sailed to success, coming 46th out of 115 boats at the RS Feva Europeans in Weymouth and a fantastic 3rd out of 28 Fevas in the Hayling Island Race Week.
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- Showcasing Summer Sporting Prowess: Congratulations to Erin, new to the school in First Form, but no stranger to success on the water having achieved her Royal Yachting Association Youth Sailing Stage 3 qualification.
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- Wicked – Fourth Form GCSE Music students were wowed at a wonderful performance of the West End’s Wicked this week.
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- New School Family captured for perpetuity: The sun shone in honour of the first whole school photo since the new uniform was launched.
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- New Year, new girls, new uniform and induction day underway !
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- New Year, new girls, new uniform and induction day underway!
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- New Year, new girls, new uniform!
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- Induction Day First Form – getting into the swing of things.
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- Induction Day First Form – getting into the swing of things.
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- Induction Day First Form – getting into the swing of things.
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- Induction Day Second Form – digital scavenger hunt.
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- Induction Day Third Form fire up new friendships over the camp fire.
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- Induction Day Fourth Form piecing together the best way to prepare for GCSEs.
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- Induction Day Fourth Form piecing together the best way to prepare for GCSEs.
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- Induction Day Fourth Form piecing together the best way to prepare for GCSEs.
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- Induction Day Fifth Form looking to the future.
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- Induction Day Sixth Form – treasure seeking off-site
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- Induction Day Sixth Form – treasure seeking off-site
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- The new houses come together.
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- The new houses come together.
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- The new houses come together.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- Highlights from the magical performances of A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up – The enchanting Shakespeare classic brought up-to-date with a PF twist.
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- We were proud to say goodbye to our Upper Sixth with a glitzy dinner and champagne celebrations in our courtyard- we wish them all the very best for their future.
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- Our adventurous Bronze DofE girls spent Activities Week exploring deepest Surrey.
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- Our adventurous Bronze DofE girls spent Activities Week exploring deepest Surrey.
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- Our adventurous Bronze DofE girls spent Activities Week exploring deepest Surrey.
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- Our adventurous Bronze DofE girls spent Activities Week exploring deepest Surrey.
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Art exhibition in London
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Tennis in Madrid, Spain
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Tennis in Madrid, Spain
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Shopping in Madrid
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Activities in Madrid
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Big PF Adventure in Dorset
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Big PF Adventure in Dorset
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Big PF Adventure in Dorset
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Big PF Adventure in Dorset
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Big PF Adventure in Dorset
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Border Hopper, Brussels
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Border Hopper, Brussels
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Border Hopper Parlamentarium
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Border Hopper Velkenburg
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Hawley Lake
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Hawley Lake
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Hawley Lake
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Mystery Tour, Brighton
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Mystery Tour, Brighton
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Mystery Tour, Portsmouth
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Mystery Tour, Portsmouth
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – Mystery Tour, Portsmouth
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – French Trip, Disneyland Paris
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – French Trip, Paris
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – French Trip, Disneyland Paris
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. – French Trip, Disneyland Paris
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. -TYF Wales
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. -TYF Wales
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. -TYF Wales
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. -TYF Wales
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. -TYF Wales
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. -TYF Wales
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- The First to Fourth Form enjoyed an exhilarating end to the Summer Term with Activities Week trips to Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Belgium while others stayed closer to home in Dorset, Oxford, Brighton and Wales. -TYF Wales
