In French with Madame Brooks, our Year 4 pupils have been writing short pieces to introduce themselves to children at the Perrott Hill British School in Prague, who are also learning French. This is one example of how we are developing international links and broadening horizons by creating new opportunities for our pupils within the […]
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We were delighted to receive our LAMDA results and see a full set of Distinctions! This is quite unusual, so huge congratulations go to all our talented performers. Â
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Staff and pupils from Years 3 to 8 gathered in St. Martinâs Church today, for a special service to mark Remembrance Day. Reverend B Hicks welcomed children with a reading from John 14.27, before everyone stood to sing Make me a Channel of Your Peace. A wreath was laid by Heads of School Sidney and Martha, […]
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Congratulations to Bea in Year 5Â who has earned a place on trumpet in the prestigious National Childrenâs Orchestra following a rigorous selection process. Throughout 2026, Bea will attend orchestral weekends in the Midlands, rehearsing and performing alongside some of the finest young musicians from across the country. Commenting on her success, Mr Shortman Director of […]
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Last week, pupils from Year 7 travelled to Maison Claire Fontaine in Burgundy to support their classroom studies. During their stay, they were fully immersed in the language, with tailored French lessons and activities in the morning followed by visits to VĂ©zelay, Avallon and Flavigny in the afternoon. The children also enjoyed French-themed competitions and team work […]
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The phrase âmanners maketh manâ is often attributed to William Horman (1440â1535), a distinguished Headmaster of both Eton and Winchester. At Perrott Hill, we carry this principle forward by having staff sit alongside the children at mealtimesânot only to guide and reinforce good table manners, but also to nurture the art of thoughtful conversation. These are […]
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“Our book groups provide a valuable opportunity for pupils to extend their reading and to hear other viewpoints,” explains Mrs Byrne Head of English. “The first meeting of the new school year focused on Skellig by David Almond, which prompted lively discussion and thoughtful reflection.” “These informal sessions not only broaden literary horizons but they […]
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Tickets for this fantastic, family event always sell out fast so please do get your tickets early to avoid disappointment.
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Pre-Prep gathered in St. Martinâs Church to celebrate the Harvest Festival with songs, poems and prayers. In her address, Reverend Julia Hicks thanked the children for their generous donations and spoke about the wonderful work of the Lordâs Larder in Yeovil who supported around 9,000 people last year â many of whom were children. Her words […]
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A huge well done to everyone for making last weekâs Charity Morning such a success. The children raised a fantastic ÂŁ657.23 for the World Wide Fund for Nature – a charity they themselves chose. The range of stalls stalls included those selling second hand toys and books; food stalls; and plenty of opportunities for the […]
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