Life is always busy at Lockers Park and this is a snapshot of everything that has been going on.
This week our Pre-Prep children were delighted to discover that the Christmas elves have sprinkled a little bit of their magic, and have turned our Pre-Prep Hall into a winter wonderland! We have a gingerbread house reading area, reindeer, and...
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Lockers Park! Thanks to our fantastic ‘Christmas Elves’, who worked so hard over the weekend to get this 17-foot festive treat up and ready to surprise the children this morning. What...
Since the start of the Autumn Term, the Lockers Park Boarding House has been officially recognised by the Boarding Schools’ Association as fully complying with their COVID-Safe Charter. Pupils and parents alike love our Boarding House, but it’s always nice...
Thanks so much to pupils and staff who pulled on their ‘odd socks’ today in support of Anti-Bullying Week. Everyone is different, just like these socks! Odd Socks Day is part of Anti-Bullying Week, which encourages children and young people...
Isaac, the school’s bearded dragon, (named after the great mathematician and physicist, Sir Isaac Newton) has been busy keeping a beady eye on Year 7 pupils as they revise for next week’s exams! Wishing all our Prep School pupils the...
All pupils and staff will mark Remembrance Day with a two minute silence at 11am today, 11 November 2020. Our Year 8 pupils made a Remembrance Day Service video, telling the stories of Lockers Park pupils who were involved in...
Our Pre-Prep children went around the world in a day! Our Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 classes travelled through the seven continents with their own special passports and explored different countries through exciting activities. They stopped off in Africa...
Come rain or shine, Lockers Park boys love their sport… even on a wet and windy day in November! Thanks to Mr Dawes for the fantastic photo.
Pupils here at Lockers Park have always enjoyed playing conkers as we’re lucky enough to have an abundance of horse chestnut trees within the school grounds. It’s great to introduce the children to more traditional games, where they can learn...
Year 6 enjoyed learning about the chemical reactions involved in fermentation by making their own bread rolls. As you can see, we involve those who are remote learning in our practical experiments as well. We loved Oscar’s creation, all the...
