On Monday, we embarked on a captivating trip to the historic Tower of London. Transported back in time to the Tudor era, Year 4 delved into the fascinating tales of Henry VIII’s wives. The day was filled with interesting facts and stories, and we explored the White Tower to view Henry VIII’s weaponry and armour….
On Thursday, Year 2 had a thrilling day at London Zoo. They did not let a bit of rain dampen their spirits! They saw a wide range of animals from beautiful butterflies to mischievous monkeys. The children learnt all about the different life processes for all living things.
The Year 5 pupils were delighted to welcome the author and NHP parent, Georgia Byng to NHP. She shared her insights on the art of writing and unveiled the creative process behind her captivating new book, ‘Albi and the Glowing Cow Boy.’ We gathered in the JCB hall, where Georgia captured the children’s imagination by…
This Friday we welcomed a specialist nutritionist from our school catering company, Sodexo. A lot of thought goes into each meal at NHP to provide a well-balanced, healthy and nutritional menu for staff and pupils across all age groups. It was great to hear more about the focus on sustainability, British-focused produce and eating within…
On Monday, parents, staff and pupils gathered at St Peter’s Church in Notting Hill to celebrate our Upper School pupils who are moving on from NHP to their senior schools. Thank you to Mr James Dahl, Head of Wellington College, for coming in to award our many cups and prizes to their winners, and to…
We have collectively run out of superlatives to describe Year 6’s performance of ‘Oliver!’ this week. Praise cannot be heaped upon them enough for their accomplished execution of this beloved musical. There is no denying that they are a talented bunch: expressive actors, versatile singers, comedic entertainers and skilled dancers abound. We were so spoiled…
Year 8 had a very special visit from Beatrice Forshall on Wednesday morning, talking about her significant and beautiful book, ‘The Vanishing Species’. From a young age, Beatrice has been on a mission to give a voice to the precious animals we share this planet with who are sadly disappearing. Through her beautiful artwork and…
On Monday morning, the Year 7s met an author who ‘thinks flexibly’ when writing a book. His book ‘Archimedes and the adventure in the Backyard’, is an interactive multimedia S.T.E.A.M book, combining fiction and non-fiction. Carmel Cohen is a self-published scientist, author and illustrator who believes in combining one’s passions to do what you love….
Year 8 have been having a glorious time in Newquay this week. On Wednesday, they got plenty of surfing practice once all of the morning fog had cleared from the water! On Thursday, they headed to Aquapark for more water-related fun, followed by a 17km bike ride along the Camel River trail and pizzas near…
Last week Miss Marani welcomed two new colonies of honey bees delivered at crack of dawn from the New Forest. A special thank you to Kirsty Wright (mother of Wilf Yr8 and Bhodi Yr3) for the generous gift and to Simon of https://www.thenoblebee.com for showing us how to transfer them from their travelling ‘Nuc’ box…
The Year 4s visited Culmington Mannor this week, where they enjoyed a trip jam-packed full of activities in the sunshine.
Year 5 had a blast at the Forest of Dean this week. The children did a range of activities, from kayaking, learning about entomology through insect hunting in the woods, tree climbing, and much more.
