Our vision is to be a school that challenges, develops and nurtures every child, where every child is free to be themselves. We constantly strive to change and to improve, to deliver a modern education that prepares our children for an exciting future, encouraging them to aim high and dream big.
The Life Skills curriculum at Banstead Prep provides children with an opportunity to practise and develop important, transferable life skills. These directly relate to the BPS Learner Powers: Collaboration, Leadership, Independence, Curiosity, Adaptability, Communication, Resilience, and Pride. Through a carefully curated range of exciting lessons and activities, children in Years 3 – 6 develop their ‘learner powers’; these include but are not limited to, design challenges, critical thinking activities, debates, money skills, first aid, and cookery.
We enjoyed another busy week at BPS with lots happening around the school. Despite the continued “seasonal” weather, the sports department have been busy with lots of matches, and we...
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We're looking for a creative, motivated graduate or placement‑year student looking to kick‑start their career in marketing or education. Join us at Banstead Prep School and gain hands‑on experience in digital content, events, communications and the admissions journey — all within a vibrant, supportive environment where your ideas genuinely matter.
📅 Start: 1 September 2026 ⏳ Apply by: 19 April 2026
Please share this post with anyone you think may be a good fit.
Children who are part of local Scouts, Beavers, Cubs, Brownies and Guides came to school proudly wearing their uniforms on Monday to celebrate the legacy of Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the worldwide Scouting movement.
These groups play such an important role in building confidence, resilience, teamwork and a real sense of community – values we champion every day.
Founder’s Day is a wonderful reminder of the impact Scouting and Guiding has had on generations of young people across the world. We’re incredibly proud of all our children who give up their evenings and weekends to learn new skills, take on challenges and support others.
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