A leading independent prep school in Somerset, offering excellence in education for 2-13 year olds
You can get a flying licence before your driving licence, and that is exactly what Cecily intends to do! She has been captivated by planes ever since she attended her first airshow, aged 2. At which point, she decided she wanted to be a pilot. Fast forward 8 years and nothing has changed. In fact. she has […]
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At Perrott Hill, children from Nursery through to Year 8 benefit from specialist art teaching. Our fully equipped art studios mean they can try their hand at ceramics, print making, etching, lino cutting, weaving, architectural drawing and pin hole photography, in addition to fine art drawing and painting. The studios provide a happy, relaxed space […]
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For the fourth year running, Joe in Year 8 has made it into the National Children’s Orchestra – this year as part of the prestigious ‘main’ orchestra. Joe plays both the trumpet and the piano so has had a busy few days playing The Last Post in Remembrance Services in Dorchester and here at school. […]
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Staff and pupils from Years 3 to 8 gathered in St. Martin’s Church today, for a special service to mark Remembrance Day. The local Minister Ian Stobart welcomed children with a reading from John 14.27, before everyone stood to sing I Vow to Thee, My Country. A wreath was laid by Heads of School Willoughby […]
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It was fantastic to see our friends from Feltonfleet Prep School last week. Our schools share a unique bond that goes back to WWII, when children from Feltonfleet in Surrey were evacuated to North Perrot Manor, the home of Major Hoskyns, here in Somerset. When the children returned to their families in early 1945, Major Hoskyns […]
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Since 1946 our rural setting has shaped and defined the education we provide. It’s set out in our mission statement as this historic estate, with 28 acres of fields, formal gardens, and woodland, gives children time and space for a full education. In part this means spending time outside – the health benefits of which […]
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Our Autumn Term LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art) Acting Examination results make for impressive reading. Overall, our pupils achieved six Distinctions and seven Merits. Four of which were for Grade 5, making Eliza, Albert, Xanthe and James the first pupils (since 2019) to have reached this level. LAMDA lessons are a great […]
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We were delighted to welcome Adam Dance MP to the school on Friday. It was a packed schedule which started with fish and chips in the Grundy Hall, where Adam was joined by the four Year 8 pupils (pictured) who stood as candidates during our school ‘mock election’ in June. Adam then witnessed a debate in […]
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Our Year 7 pupils had a fun and highly educational week in France at Maison Claire Fontaine, while developing their language skills and learning about French history and culture. They spent the entire week speaking French – whether that was while shopping in local markets, playing Pétanque, enjoying craft activities, taking part in team challenges […]
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This week, Year 6 had the privilege of hearing from local Magistrate Mary Ellis, who gave an insightful talk about the justice system. The children learned about the role of magistrates, the difference between Crown and Magistrate Courts, and how everything works in practice. It’s all gearing them up for the Mock Trial in November […]
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