Prince’s Mead pupils from Year 5 and Year 6 met excitedly under the portico at 5am on Tuesday 4th April 2023 ready to set off of on their Normandy adventure. The party were very quickly through passport control and set sail from Portsmouth to Caen. After a relaxing and enjoyable journey aboard, the group took…
I am writing this on the eve of the final day of the Lent Term. The children are looking forward to the annual PMA Easter Egg Hunt tomorrow and Friday Prayers will give everyone the opportunity to reflect back on what has been a busy, exciting and fulfilling term. This term, our Year 6 pupils…
Our new headmaster, Adam King, was interviewed by Hampshire Life Magazine for their Men in Business feature this month. Featuring alongside successful business men across Hampshire, from entrepreneurs to restaurateurs, Adam shared why he loves his job – ‘Seeing a pupil thrive, achieve, and move on to their senior school and eventually their chosen career…
At Prince’s Mead we frequently discuss and celebrate how we are all different; in fact, how no two people are the same. Depending on how our brains are wired, we think, move, process information and communicate in different ways. We may DO things differently to our friends and THINK differently and that is OK, because…
Dear Parents & Friends, This week certainly reached a crescendo with our Final Friday Prayers ending in a riotous, hilarious and memorable alternative version of ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’. I think the teachers taking part enjoyed it just as much as the children and parents watching on. It’ll be hard to top it for…
The Year 6 girls took on the Staff in a very competitive netball match on Wednesday lunchtime. The Staff took an early lead but the Year 6 fought back. Mrs Austin was a very strict umpire, making sure the staff all played by the rules!! Great play from everyone with lots of comical moments. Mr…
Dear Parents & Friends, Prince’s Mead has excellent relationships with all the senior schools that we feed and I have enjoyed visiting some of these schools over the past few weeks, including King Edward VI School, Lord Wandsworth College and St. Swithun’s. Last week, I popped across to meet Cliff Canning, the Head of Embley,…
Dear Parents & Friends, On the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918, the guns fell silent over the battlefields of the First World War. Remembrance Day is an important day in the school’s calendar. This morning, we gathered in front of the portico to remember and honour those who served and still…
Dear Parents, After the very sad news of the death of Her Majesty the Queen, the school will be holding a Commemorative Service today at Friday Prayers starting at 8.35am. Kind regards, Adam King Headmaster