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Book Week 2018
In order to celebrate World Book Day this year, BPS hosted a stripy Book Week. The week got off to a brilliant start with the entire school dressing as recognisable…
Year 2 meet Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends at the V&A
“What day is it?” “It’s today,” squeaked Piglet. “My favourite day,” said Pooh. The Victoria and Albert Museum holds a large collection of E.H. Shepard’s original pencil illustrations for Winnie-the-Pooh…
Snow Day
Due to the fact that the current weather forecast suggests further travel disruption and treacherous conditions tomorrow, school will be closed on Friday 2nd March. The safety of your children is our…
Young Voices 2018
Listening to children sing is one of life’s pleasures. Who doesn’t love to listen to our choir singing on occasions and who is not delighted when the opportunity comes for…
Year 4 post their first letters to Rome
This term Year 4 are studying the Romans in History, Europe and a focus on Italy in Geography and some introductory Latin during their Enrichment lessons that replace swimming. During…
Buckingham Preparatory School Sweep the Board
A 300-point margin saw Buckingham Prep take first place in this year’s annual Quiz Club heat. The quiz, hosted by Merchant Taylors Preparatory school in Northwood, saw our boys beating…
Year 5’s Explosive Trip to the Natural History Museum
Would you like to be a volcanologist? Or use a seismometer to measure your own earthquake? Year 5 all had the opportunity to be volcanologists on their recent trip to…
Year 1 go on a ‘Farm to Fork’ trail
On Friday 12th January, Year One went to Pinner Green Tesco to participate in a ‘Farm to Fork’ trail. We had a great time being shown around the store by Helena. She took…
Year 5 and Rachel Whiteread at Tate Britain
“I use drawing to worry through the work. They’re for teasing ideas out, for thinking about composition and colour, without actually making things. They’re playful.” During their Tate Britain visit,…
Year 5 and Rachel Whiteread at Tate Britain Buckingham prep
“I use drawing to worry through the work. They’re for teasing ideas out, for thinking about composition and colour, without actually making things. They’re playful.” During their Tate Britain visit,…
