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Why Our Prep 8 Leavers’ Programme Matters
Our Prep 8 Leavers' Programme develops independence, resilience and life skills whilst celebrating friendships and preparing pupils for senior school.
Prep 8 Explore the World of Money Through Independent Humanities Projects
Prep 8 developed research, presentation and communication skills through engaging Humanities projects exploring money, wealth, businesses and society.
Getting Ready for Reception: Helping Your Child Start School with Confidence
Practical tips for parents to help children build confidence, independence, communication skills, and excitement before starting Reception.
Prep 4 Viking Forest School Adventure at Macaroni Woods
Prep 4 stepped back in time, exploring Viking life through outdoor learning, crafts, teamwork and traditional fire cooking.
Prep 5 Pupils Shine at Leadership and Teamwork Challenge
Prep 5 pupils impressed at Cheltenham College’s Leadership and Teamwork Day, demonstrating resilience, communication, kindness and collaboration across a series of exciting challenges.
Prep 3 Step Back in Time During Roman Workshop Adventure
Prep 3 pupils experienced life as Roman recruits through hands-on activities, marching drills, armour exploration and authentic Roman food.
Hatherop Fencers Compete at British Youth Fencing Championship Finals
Two Hatherop Castle School pupils represented the school at the prestigious British Youth Fencing Championship Finals in Sheffield, achieving impressive performances against the country’s top young fencers.
Academic Aspire Pupils Take on the Winton Cup at Stowe School
Hatherop Castle School pupils visited Stowe School for the Winton Cup, taking part in inspiring academic workshops focused on debate, philosophy, geography and critical thinking.
Historic Warwick Castle School Trip
Prep 5 pupils from Hatherop Castle School enjoyed a memorable trip to Warwick Castle, where they explored medieval life through interactive workshops, falconry displays, castle towers and hands-on history experiences.
Stories, Seasons and Curiosity: A Term of Exploration in Early Years
Through Little Red Riding Hood and other stories, Early Years pupils developed storytelling, writing and reasoning skills. From creating potions and number quilts to investigating a woodland mystery, their learning combined creativity, curiosity and independence, while exploring seasonal change and important life skills such as hygiene and wellbeing.










