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As another wonderful year draws to a close at Danes Hill we celebrate the achievements of all our pupils. They’ve worked incredibly hard, and we couldn’t be prouder as they head off for a well-earned summer break.
We say farewell to our leavers - especially our brilliant Year 8s as ...they move on to 30+ senior schools. We can’t wait to hear their news in the months and years ahead as they return as ‘Old Ravens’ and continue to be part of our growing alumni community.
#DanesHillprepschool #ContemporaryPrepSchool #OldRavens
After a week full of races, relays, and remarkable effort, we’re wrapping up with this reminder: “The bravest thing you can be is yourself.” 💛
Our pupils have shown incredible spirit on and off the field - supporting one another, pushing their limits, and staying true to who they ...are.💫
#ThoughtOfTheWeek #BeYourself #DanesHillSpirit #SportsDay2025 #FridayFeeling
🌟 With this week marking the end of school trips and pupils journeying through Italy, France, the UK and beyond, we’re reminded that learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door. Every step taken, near or far, is a step toward growth, discovery, and unforgettable memories 🌟 ...#daneshillprepschool #exciting
🌟💬 In assembly, we explored the second key to a happier life: Relating.
We talked about how feeling connected to others is important for happiness.
Learning how to build meaningful connections is a lifelong skill.
We all have different qualities - and embracing these differences ...is what makes each of us unique. 🌟💬
Mr Baty shared the 10 Keys for Happier Living in today’s assembly - the first one to focus on is: Giving.
A beautiful reminder came from The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charlie Mackesy. 💛
The week began with Mrs Harris’s assembly on the United Nations Rights and Responsibilities of Children. As we celebrated our diversity at Danes Hill, several teachers shared their backgrounds and introduced the children to their home languages. The thought of the week tied in neatly: being ...together, working together, and treating others how you wish to be treated.