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Year 5 and Rachel Whiteread at Tate Britain
…first woman to win the prestigious Turner Prize. Her work shifts between small and big, positive and negative space, intimate and public. It was wonderful to see our boys engage…
Year 5 at Hampton Court
…have the privilege of visiting his residence – Hampton Court Palace. What could be a better place for learning about such a significant historical character? The visit began with a…
Book Week 2018
…is a story loved by all, and our youngest children thoroughly enjoyed an entire week of learning linked to this fantastic book by Judith Kerr. The children wrote invitations inviting…
Science Week 2018
…anticipated visit by the GeoBus from the UCL educational outreach program. The workshops varied from topics such as fossils, earthquakes, volcanoes and even meteorites! The workshops were hands on and…
The London Fire Brigade visits Buckingham Prep
…public from a toilet, they were back and the children were delighted to experience using the hose on the fire engine. They emailed the school to say their local open…
Books Galore!
…Stage 2 children having to write essays and Key Stage 1 children creating finger puppets of their favourite book characters. Nursery and Pre-School even joined in by drawing pictures and…
Where do artists work?
This term, Year 1 were lucky enough to venture into our school community on a glorious sunny day. A walk that did not last more than fifteen minutes took them…
The Year 3 Tate Project
…boys can see the final result. From November 2019 to May 2020, the Duveen Galleries at Tate Britain will be taken over by thousands of photographs. McQueen sees the work…
Admissions
Entry to Buckingham Preparatory School is selective, and our assessment process is designed to identify inquisitive, enthusiastic learners who will thrive in our educational environment. Boys can join Buckingham Preparatory…
Science Week and Centre of the Cell
…heart and then to the rest of the body! Year 5 and 6 had an eye-opening session about the path food takes when it is processed through the body. What…
