Boys’ Prep School
Blossom and Bud Visit
We thoroughly enjoyed the visit from Blossom and Bud this week. The boys were introduced to the story book, ‘The Gardener’s Buttons’, which was a great introduction to the topic…
Year 3 Fruit and Veg Portraits
Year 3 have studied the fruit and vegetable portraits by the Italian artist, Arcimboldo. They worked in pairs to create their own fruit and vegetable portraits, taking into consideration the shapes…
The Famous Red, Blue and Green Take Over Hinchley Wood
Sports Day finally descended upon Surbiton High Boys’ Preparatory School on Wednesday with parents welcomed to watch the event for the first time in three years. A fantastic opportunity to…
The Body Coach puts the Boys’ Prep School Through Their Paces
The first day of term is sometimes a slightly relaxed affair; getting back into the routine again and ensuring the boys are ready to learn. However, this half term was…
Surbiton High Boys & Girls Served up a Racket!
On Wednesday 25 May, two Year 3 boys and two Year 4 girls from the Prep Schools were invited to take part in the Kingston Borough Tennis Festival at Surbiton…
Boys’ Prep Jubilee Picnic
On Wednesday 25 May, KS1 and Year 3 celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with a picnic and afternoon of our favourite English games. With Union Jack flags in hand, we…
“The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch”
In their English lessons, the Year 1 boys have been reading ‘The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch’; a beautiful story about a lighthouse keeper called Mr Grinling whose lunch is stolen by…
Beat Goes On Workshops
In Music this term, Year 4 are understanding the difference between pulse and rhythm, while composing a piece to demonstrate their skills. Year 5 are learning about musical scales and…
Reception and Year 6 Planting Seeds
Reception boys have been very busy flexing their green fingers. They started the term growing cress seeds, hoping to make cress sandwiches. They grew them in soil, on paper towel…
Year 1 Pizza Fractions
Today in Maths, our Year 1 boys continued learning fractions with a practical lesson. Firstly, they enjoyed making mini pizzas and looking at ‘one whole’. The whole pizza didn’t last…