Year 5 went down to the banks of the river Thames to explore its ecology, its history and its impact on the city of London. Felicity and Michael from Thames Explorer Trust were…
To chime with Children’s Mental Health Week and continue to have a calm area during break time, Miss Hannah, our Head of Pastoral Care and Wellbeing (and brilliant Reception teacher), has set up…
Congratulations to our superb Reception team (Mr Lee, Miss Hannah, Miss Suzie and Miss Ellie-Mae) for achieving the Healthy Early Years London First Steps and receiving our certificate signed by the Mayor of…
Parsons Green Prep experienced a taste of Japan with our Sushi Day. Pupils rolled up to learn the different types of sushi and then enjoyed a delightful sushi feast in the hall. It…
The British are famous for their queueing etiquette and queueing is a feature of life in many different cultures around the world. During half-term I was waiting to be served with many other…
World Poetry Day on 21 March aims to encourage linguistic diversity through poetic expression. At PGP, to support this aim and to celebrate the literary talent across the school, we enter national poetry…
With Safer Internet Day on 11 February 2025, technology is just one part of a complex network of factors in education. This is a further opportunity at PGP to evaluate how, as educators…
Human beings have been dancing for thousands of years; early figurative cave art depicts dancing perhaps as long ago as 13,000 years. It is likely that dance played a crucial role in community…
Many of our parents will be aware that I was fortunate to have the opportunity to live and work in Japan. During that time I experienced a wide range of Japanese traditions and…
Our charities for the year The pupils in our four houses have now chosen the charities they want to raise funds for this year. First up we have Shackleton House, who chose Doorstep…
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