The week in pictures
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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
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- Lower 6 Geographers were eagerly collecting data for their individual investigations this week. Guildford was the location to look at the impact of changing shopping patterns and West Wittering was Wednesday’s destination in order to study pasmmoseres.
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- Third Form enjoyed an energetic and exciting day at the Big Bang Science Fair in Ardingly and came back buzzing about the technology, hands-on exhibits and interactive workshops
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- A group of intrepid Silver D of E girls spent most of this week in Dartmoor on a camping and trekking expedition.
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- We fondly remembered our founder Julia Huxley today with a special assembly on the theme of Suffrage and the girls continued the tradition of wearing a floral tribute to mark the day.
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- We fondly remembered our founder Julia Huxley today with a special assembly on the theme of Suffrage and the girls continued the tradition of wearing a floral tribute to mark the day.
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- 45 historians and 4 staff in the middle of a field in deepest darkest Wiltshire attended lectures on a variety of topics including Black Civil Rights by one of ex-President Obama’s advisors, butcher-surgeons in the 19th century, Hitler’s atrocities, Mary Wollstonecraft – and the history of Iran from 1920(!).
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- Lower Sixth Mathematicians spent a sunny Monday at Thorpe Park investigating mechanics. The workshop focused on the illusions used in Derren Brown’s Ghost Train from straightforward reflections to the formation of holograms.
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- Magic was in the air as the Lower School girls performed a sensational modern interpretation of Shakespeare in ‘Midsummer Night’s Moonlight Mash Up’ on Monday and Tuesday. Look out for the Photo Special next week.
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- Prefect training underway with the Lower Sixth looking at what makes a great leader.
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- Prime Time for Tea – Community spirit was very much the mood in the Rose Garden when we welcomed Prime Time members from a local church group for some afternoon entertainment, scones, tea and company with our boarding girls on Thursday.
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- Lower School girls were transported back to explore all things Renaissance in a cross-curricular day with activities including dissection, dessert making and drawing.
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- Roman weather led to a roman banquet with First and Second Form Latin students learning about Roman diet.
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- Second Form Social – Didn’t they have a lovely time the evening they went to West Wittering!
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- Fourth Form girls and parents eagerly embarked on their search for the right subjects to study at A Level and took the chance to tour our Sixth Form facilities.
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- Best foot forward as the House Parades marked the beginning of today’s Sun-drenched Sports Day.
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- Best foot forward as the House Parades marked the beginning of today’s Sun-drenched Sports Day.
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- Best foot forward as the House Parades marked the beginning of today’s Sun-drenched Sports Day.
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- Best foot forward as the House Parades marked the beginning of today’s Sun-drenched Sports Day.
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- Best foot forward as the House Parades marked the beginning of today’s Sun-drenched Sports Day.
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- Best foot forward as the House Parades marked the beginning of today’s Sun-drenched Sports Day.
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- Best foot forward as the House Parades marked the beginning of today’s Sun-drenched Sports Day.
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- Best foot forward as the House Parades marked the beginning of today’s Sun-drenched Sports Day.
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- Fourth Form Textiles students visited exhibitions at the V&A and the Saatchi Gallery where they saw ‘Frida Kahlo’ and ‘Fashioned from Nature’ and Maurizio Anzeri’s work. Both venues were fantastic in showing how the students’ next project will be directed towards a Fine Art or wearable outcome.
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- Congratulations to Miss Parsons who was voted Surrey Storm’s Player’s Player over the weekend at the end of another successful season.
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- PF students were given a fantastic opportunity again to be ball girls at the Surrey Storm home match against Manchester Thunder.
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- The MasterChef 2018 winner is Second Former Sandetti, who was crowned after Wednesday’s final by Head Judge Andrew Maxwell, the MD of Tante Marie. Second place was awarded to First Former Lily and third place to Second Former Daisy. Also Third Former Lottie W and First Former Susie were Highly Commended.
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- Our Boarders have been celebrating ‘National Boarding Week’ with a variety of fun and activities including a BBQ, some early morning runs and a sleepover where they invited a non-boarding friend.
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- Congratulations to our Prior’s Field A team, Second Formers Romana and Kira, who beat our Prior’s Field B Team, Second Former Elle W and First Former Sophie Q, in a tiebreak in the final of the Cranleigh Tennis Festival on Monday, watched by the other six other competing schools.
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- We are making final preparations for the Lower School production with a technical rehearsals taking place over the weekend. Tickets for ‘A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up’ are still available on Eventbrite – www.priorsfield.eventbrite.co.uk
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- Mr Pratt and Mrs Harrison accompanied some of the music students to the Grange Park Opera to see a first-class production of “Oklahoma!” including a picnic on the croquet lawn during the long interval.
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- Sixth Form silversmithing club have been busy over the recent weeks creating some beautiful jewellery.
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- Mrs Troup has returned totally inspired from last weekend’s Mindfulness in Education Conference, where the key speaker was the internationally renowned Jon Kabat-Zinn.
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- Visitors to Friday’s A Level Private View were thrilled by the impressive work exhibited by our talented A Level Art, Photography and Textiles on Friday.
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- Following the dazzling evening of talent and creativity at last week’s GCSE and Lower Sixth Private Art View, we are excited to showcase the outstanding level of Art, Textiles and Photography work created by our super skilled A Level students.
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- Excited Head Beekeeper Nigel reported that there are now two viable colonies that should grow over the summer, perhaps providing honey in a few months. He also carried out a spot of Queen marking – quite a tricky undertaking with a moving bee!!
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- Priors Field are Chemistry champs! On Thursday, Second Formers Natasha, Alex, Isabel J and Izzy H beat 19 other schools to win the University Challenge at the Salters Festival of Chemistry which took place at the University of Brighton.
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- Curious madness at the First Formers Alice in Wonderland themed social – ‘Eat Me’ cookies, ‘Drink Me’ liquid popcorn, meringue mushrooms and many other magical snacks were consumed before the girls split into teams to compete in the themed games – including Tweedle Dee and Tweddle Dum three legged race!
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- Curious madness at the First Formers Alice in Wonderland themed social – ‘Eat Me’ cookies, ‘Drink Me’ liquid popcorn, meringue mushrooms and many other magical snacks were consumed before the girls split into teams to compete in the themed games – including Tweedle Dee and Tweddle Dum three legged race!
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- Curious madness at the First Formers Alice in Wonderland themed social – ‘Eat Me’ cookies, ‘Drink Me’ liquid popcorn, meringue mushrooms and many other magical snacks were consumed before the girls split into teams to compete in the themed games – including Tweedle Dee and Tweddle Dum three legged race!
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- Curious madness at the First Formers Alice in Wonderland themed social – ‘Eat Me’ cookies, ‘Drink Me’ liquid popcorn, meringue mushrooms and many other magical snacks were consumed before the girls split into teams to compete in the themed games – including Tweedle Dee and Tweddle Dum three legged race!
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- Curious madness at the First Formers Alice in Wonderland themed social – ‘Eat Me’ cookies, ‘Drink Me’ liquid popcorn, meringue mushrooms and many other magical snacks were consumed before the girls split into teams to compete in the themed games – including Tweedle Dee and Tweddle Dum three legged race!
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- Curious madness at the First Formers Alice in Wonderland themed social – ‘Eat Me’ cookies, ‘Drink Me’ liquid popcorn, meringue mushrooms and many other magical snacks were consumed before the girls split into teams to compete in the themed games – including Tweedle Dee and Tweddle Dum three legged race!
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- First Form Latin students studied the influence of Roman culture on local British settlers and became archaeologists examining 2,000 year old artefacts during their visit to Fishbourne Roman Palace on Tuesday.
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- Many of our Second Formers are enjoying a different educative experience today on ‘Take your daughter to work day’, a wonderful opportunity to gain insight into the world of work.
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- Futures were at the fore on Thursday as Fourth Formers met with the Sixth Form Leadership Team to consider their options after GCSEs.
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- Last weekend, Third Former Neave mobilised a group of friends (including Saskia, Lily, Lily-Belle, Petra, Fleur, George and Hope) to walk 20km through the Royal Parks to raise over £2,000 for Shooting Star Chase. Well done Girls!
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- PF Equestrian Club accomplished sixth place in the recent Eventers’ Challenge Finals at Hickstead, a fantastic achievement from such a large class of competition– 41 teams and about 180 riders from all over the UK.
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- Amazing news from our Tennis Academy that First Former Sophie Q has a new LTA ranking of Top 21, having risen from Top 52 in only 8 months.
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- Rehearsals continue in preparation for the Lower School Production of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Moonlit Mash Up’. Tickets are available on Eventbrite – www.priorsfield.eventbrite.co.uk
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- The Art department open their doors tonight to showcase the amazing art, photography and textiles work produced by our GCSE and AS Level students
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- Third Form Geographers investigated coastal processes, landforms and management at Hengistbury Head
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- First Former Sophie Q was both runner up in singles at Wimbledon tennis tournament and also winner in doubles at Chiswick tennis tournament for her grade and category. She now ranks UK top 27 in the 12&U.
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- Second Formers applied mathematical concepts and understanding to roller coaster rides at Chessington World of Adventures before climbing aboard and having fun.
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- Second Formers applied mathematical concepts and understanding to roller coaster rides at Chessington World of Adventures before climbing aboard and having fun.
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- Sixth Former Phoebe raised £1702 to fund her Tinga Tinga expedition by walking 50km along the South Downs. As she beat her £1,500 target by £202 – she is kindly donating the extra directly to the Tinga Tinga fund.
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- Amazing effort from some generous Third Formers who walked twenty km in the Shooting Star Chase Sunrise Walk to raise money for the charity
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- Boarders and staff celebrated the Royal wedding in style at the weekend.
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- Congratulations to our four current Sixth Formers and three Old Girls who attended Buckingham Palace on Thursday to collect their DofE Gold awards.
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- GCSE and A Level students visited the prestigious Westminster Kingsway College for a day bursting with inspiration, information and delicious food.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- Lower Sixth Formers took part in an evening of mock employment interviews to prepare them for life after PF.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- Science teacher, and recent golf and tennis champion, Mr Smith is keen to revive a school golf team. He would like to invite girls of any standard who are interested in joining a school golf club to contact him at msmith@priorsfieldschool.com or drop by Lab 1.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- The Upper Sixth Give Back Day bought the PF Community together to celebrate our wonderful leavers with a BBQ, glitter, cakes, ice cream and a soaking for some of the staff.
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- Classics and Cakes was a wonderfully laid back affair, brimming with music and songs performed by our talented musicians. Parents enjoyed performances of Mozart and Schubert alongside reworked classical versions of songs such as Jessie J’s ‘Price Tag’.
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- Head Chef Ricky shared good nutritious and budgeting advice for Sixth Formers preparing for their next step into independence.
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- Staff were invited to Junior Boarding on Monday for tea, cake and a tour. The Junior Boarding girls had been very busy baking over the weekend, and were delighted to show off their home.
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- Fifty-seven Fourth Formers, four Sixth Formers and a handful of teachers braved the rain on Saturday to take part in their DoFE Bronze practice weekend. They walked to Tilford where they camped overnight, before making their way to the pick-up point at the Devil’s Punch Bowl on Sunday.
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- We are celebrating the wonderful news that Sixth Former Stephanie B has been invited to study at the prestigious Guildhall Centre for Young Musicians after she completes her studies at PF next year.
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- Thank you to the PSA for their generous contribution of the cricket equipment which has already been put to great use and has really helped our First Formers develop their skills and game play.
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- First Former Christina not only won a Bronze medal for the U13 Girls 800m race at the Surrey County Track Championships, but also achieved a PB and a new ranking of 9th in UK for the 13s.
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- Head of Junior Boarding and P.E. Teacher, Mrs Jones, is raising money for Great Ormond Street Hospital by taking part in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 46 on 29 July. It’s the biggest event she has ridden (46 miles around the streets of London), and would really appreciate your support. To donate to her fundraising page, please go to http://www.justgiving.com/owner-email/pleasesponsor/Fiona-Jones55.
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- Congratulations to all the Second Formers who recently participated in the UKMT Junior maths challenge, the results have been published and we are pleased to report that we were awarded one Gold certificate (Well done to Natalie), seven Silver certificates and seven Bronze.
