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As you walk in to the Year 1 classroom, the warm, nurturing and caring nature of Miss Clark teaching her pupils and the quiet, calm and happy environment that prevails is immediately obvious.

Wherever you are around the School the sound of happy, enthusiastic children having fun playing sport along with the positive feedback and shouts of encouragement from Mr Bovingdon can be heard.

Sophie Barton freelance writer and editor chats to Mr Parsons about Life at St Edward's Prep. You can read her article here.

At St Edward’s Prep our children are lucky enough to have access to the positive and empowering world of LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art). Two of the key areas that LAMDA focuses on are Communication and emotional awareness, soft skills that employers say they are finding increasingly more difficult to find in candidates.

A great start to the football season for the U9 and Colts A,B and C teams in their first matches of the Autumn Term.

Whenever you walk in to the Year 3 classroom there is always a great sense of energy and feeling of enthusiasm and enquiry in the classroom amongst the pupils whether it be Maths, English, Geography or Art the order of the day. It’s clear to see that Di Wilson has a passion for all subjects.

What a pleasure it was for our St Edward’s Prep pupils to get back to swimming again at school after nearly a year away from the pool. Learning to swim is an important life skill and our pupils join our swimming programme as soon as they start in Reception.

Year 6 entrepreneurs are inspired by marine conservancy in this year's Enterprise Project.

Hard at work when you walk in, each Year 6 pupil is focusing on their own piece. Then the silence breaks and their lively English teacher Debbie Andrew invites someone to share their descriptive piece for the others to critique. Attentive listening, applause, thoughtful comment and useful feedback and then it is someone else’s turn.

Our youngest children learn about Shapes and Structures.