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The Benefits of Going to School by the Sea

Beyond the picturesque backdrops that foster a serene and inspiring atmosphere, close proximity to the sea can also provide unparalleled opportunities for hands-on learning experiences.

A student and teacher at St Peter’s Prep reading together
Guides & Tips for Parents
Tips on How to Deal With Back to School Anxiety

Whether it’s going to be your child’s first experience at school or they’re beginning a new school year, returning to school can feel very daunting

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The Importance of Rest for Children

When it comes to our adult life, we all know how important relaxation is. But how vital is it for our children? Do they need

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Working towards a Wellbeing Award

In the 2023-24 academic year, we are hoping that St Peter’s can work towards achieving the Wellbeing Award for schools. This is to recognise what we

Education Insights
What is Kinaesthetic Learning?

How does your child learn best? It is important to discover the best way your child learns, whether that’s inside or outside the classroom. Kinaesthetic

Guides & Tips for Parents
10 Ways to Make Your Child More Self-reliant

Trying to encourage your child to become more independent? Fostering self-reliance in children is an important aspect of their overall development. It equips them with

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School Council

Our School Council has formed for the 2023-24 academic year! Two representatives from each year group, from Year 2 to Year 8 (inclusive of our

Guides & Tips for Parents
How to Prepare Your Toddler for Preschool

Starting preschool marks a new chapter in your child’s life, one that both of you may be a little nervous about. While it is completely

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Our School Houses

We have four Houses at St Peter’s, all named after former Headmasters: Wren (1882 – 1890) Hodgson (1890 – 1913) Falkner (1913 – 1942) Lake

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PHSE and RSE at St Peter’s

The main aim of our PSHE and RSE curriculums is to help children to grow emotionally and socially. This teaching cannot be limited to timetabled