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The Christmas holidays are just around the corner, and here at St Peter’s every student and member of staff has got involved with the festivities

Neil D. Fleming defined three styles of learning in his VAK model, and here at St Peter’s we are creating a guide for each so

Physical activity keeps children strong, healthy and has also been linked to improving mental health by decreasing depression, pain, loneliness and anxiety. It has also

Here at St Peter’s Prep, we pride ourselves in providing the highest quality education for all, and that includes skills and behaviours that contribute to

Maths is an essential part of a child’s learning development, and this key transferable skill is mandatory in schools up until at least GCSEs, although

From the classic clap and chant games to competitive games of stuck in the mud, the playground is full of traditional games that require imagination,

With the great British weather proving that summer, is in fact, a distant memory and autumnal weather upon us, it’s time to start thinking about

Contrary to many beliefs, imagination is not an ability that is inherited at birth but a skill that can be nurtured and improved over time.