On Friday our U11 girls’ football squad participated in a festival at Wandsworth Park to celebrate girls football. It was a very well attended event, although Storm Gareth was in full force in the most challenging conditions we have faced.
British Science Week is a ten-day celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM), and this year's theme is 'journeys'.
Professional flautist Miss Lesley, her ten pupils and flute ensemble performed during assembly last Friday. The children and staff thoroughly enjoyed listening to the different sounds of the flute and recorder and were wowed by the skill of Miss Lesley.
It was a great day for sport at Parsons Green Prep yesterday. Claires Court in Maidenhead held the ISA under-11 five-a-side regional football tournament. There were 24 schools battling for a place in the national finals at St George’s on 3 May.
A highlight for Year 6, Miss Michelle and Miss Nora last week was their trip to the Buddhapadipa Temple in Wimbledon. They were greeted by a local monk who explained the history of Buddhism, using the intricate paintings inside the temple as a visual guide.
Parsons Green Prep has been busy celebrating its very own Maths Day. We kicked off with a Maths Bee competition in the hall, with all contestants showing excellent mental maths skills. This was followed by lots of exciting maths activities in the classrooms.
In science, Year 2 have been learning about food chains. Our Work of the Week comes from Cecilia, who has been working very hard to learn how to structure a food chain and the importance of each role throughout.
Since the beginning of term Miss Claude and Miss Marina, who teach French and run Le French Programme at Parsons Green Prep, have been in touch with a school in Normandy called Ecole Notre Dame la Trinité-Sur-Mer.
This term Year 1 have been looking at medieval tales and have closely studied the story of George and the Dragon. Our Work of the Week is from Zack, who has made a dragon mask and designed his own coat of arms.