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Homefield Preparatory SchoolFOUNDED IN 1870

HOMEFIELD PREPARATORY SCHOOL

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You will see by flicking through the pages of this Yearbook just what another fantastic year the boys at Homefield have had. So much learning, wonderful opportunities and memorable experiences have taken place this academic year, plus some very notable successes. Over the last year I have counted over two dozen national level competitions where boys have excelled, plus our exam results have been simply remarkable. We are delighted to report a step up on last year’s outstanding Common Entrance results. Warmest congratulations go to our hard working and talented Year 8 boys with yet another 100% pass rate. Overall we saw a strong academic outcome with 77% at A* to B standard, indeed nearly 50% of papers scored an A or A*, a truly exceptional effort. If you turn to the valete on page 82, you will see that our Year 8 boys are leaving us to join a range of prestigious senior schools with 20 scholarships in hand. We’ve had similar success at 11+ with a dozen boys securing places at leading state grammar schools.Resilience was really exemplified with three of our boys who really thrived and achieved this year after overcoming serious illness. Our Judo coach as well, fighting toward a comeback with the help of our caring school community.At Homefield we are proud to say that we provide a great all-round education with excellence in music, sport and the arts. Each year we work together with parents to produce young ‘renaissance men’ who benefit from such a wealth of opportunities.Here’s to another wonderful upcoming year!

John TowersHeadmaster

AUTUMN TERM3 September 2015 – 16 December 2015

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Autumn at Homefield Preparatory School

Roundshaw Downs 4

Reception 6

Years 1 & 2 7

Book Week 8

Skipathon 12

Harvest & Foodbank 13

Golf 14

TeenTech 15

Nursery 16

Butser Ancient Farm 18

Christ’s Hospital School 19

Football 20

Science Club 21

Philosophy of Religion 22

Dulwich Orchestra Day 23

St Paul’s Cathedral 24

Carol Singing & Christmas Lunch 25

Early Years & Junior Christmas Parties 26

Early Years & Junior Nativity Play 27

Senior Christmas Carol Concert 28


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ROUNDSHAW DOWNSYear 3 visited Roundshaw Downs where they enjoyed outdoor learning. Their hands-on experience really enhanced their observational skills and extended their knowledge of mini beasts.


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I really enjoyed shaking the tree to see what bugs fell down into the net.

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RECEPTIONCircle time in the Early Years Department is a weekly event. As the boys hold the bear they share their thoughts. Outdoor play involves role play as builders, plus painting with water and brushes to make patterns. The boys particularly like exploring sea creatures in the water tray.


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YEARS 1 & 2Mrs Patel came in to talk to Year 1 about Diwali. The boys sampled lovely food.Year 2 had a pirate and sailor day which involved a cake sale, raising money for the RNLI. This fitted in with their explorer topic.


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BOOK WEEKA bear arrived to tell bear stories on World Book Day!Our new PSHE programme was launched with a visit from Mr Fox.

I hope he visits again!‘‘


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The boys enjoyed listening to the author Ian Whybrow who visited during our Book Week.


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Staff collectively dressed as Winnie the Witch while the boys dressed as their favourite book characters such as the Artful Dodger.


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Our office staff joined the dressing up fun – here are our Deputy Bursar and Finance Assistant dressed as Daphne and Thelma from Scooby Doo!


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SKIPATHONThe whole school took part in a ‘Skipathon’ to raise money for the British Heart Foundation.

I kept skipping for as long as possible!‘‘


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HARVEST & FOODBANKAs part of our harvest contribution, Year 8 helped Sutton Foodbank by collecting food from Tesco and sorting goods at the warehouse.


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GOLFOur Senior boys enjoyed travelling to Cuddington Golf Club – here they are chipping onto the putting green.


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TEENTECHYear 8 visited TeenTech where they investigated science and engineering.


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NURSERYNursery boys enjoyed an Autumn walk to the local park where they studied the colours of the leaves.


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BUTSER ANCIENT FARMAt the start of the Year 4 curriculum the boys enjoyed archaeological activities at Butser Ancient Farm and experienced a Celtic roundhouse.


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CHRIST’S HOSPITAL SCHOOLYear 5 enjoyed ‘Living History Day’ as they took part in Tudor workshops.


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FOOTBALLFootball is very popular at Homefield. Our Under 8 team always put every effort into their games, and our Under 13 team are pictured here victorious over The Mall.


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SCIENCE CLUBBoys enjoy a range of fun experiences such as making giant toothpaste, bath bombs and giant glycerine bubbles.


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PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION As part of the study of philosophy boys looked at the Cosmological Argument and the First Cause Argument for the existence of God.


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DULWICH ORCHESTRA DAYThe boys played as part of a mass prep school orchestra which was a fantastic experience.


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ST PAUL’S CATHEDRALAs part of their study of Christianity Year 6 looked at Holman Hunt’s ‘Light of the World’ picture on display at St Paul’s Cathedral.

The amazing architecture was a thrilling sight.

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CAROL SINGING &CHRISTMAS LUNCHChristmas is celebrated in style with a fantastic Christmas lunch provided by our fabulous catering team. Our chamber choir entertained passers-by at the local shopping centre.


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EARLY YEARS & JUNIOR CHRISTMAS PARTIESAt Christmas the Early Years and Junior Departments celebrated with a party and a Christmas lunch. Even Father Christmas visited!


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EARLY YEARS & JUNIOR NATIVITY PLAYEarly Years enjoyed performing ‘The Wriggly Nativity’ to their parents and the Juniors performed a Christmas concert. They created a festive feeling by dressing in Christmas colours and singing Christmas songs.


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SENIOR CHRISTMAS CAROL CONCERTThe concert was enjoyed immensely by all. It was a wonderful event with singing, readings and instrumental performances.


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SPRING TERM6 January 2016 – 23 March 2016


Spring at Homefield Preparatory School

Abacus Workshop 32

Nursery 33

Reception 34

Year 1 36

Year 2 37

Year 3 38

Year 4 39

Trip to Bath 40

Music 42

Guinness World Records 43

Tennis 44

Year 5 46

Rugby 47

Year 6 48

Shakespeare Celebration 49

Swimming 50

Bananagrams 51

Book Fair 52

Lancing College 53


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ABACUS WORKSHOPWe welcomed visitors from China who spent a morning with us teaching different form groups Abacus maths.


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NURSERYThe boys loved all the learning activities in Early Years, such as measuring, mark-making and reading. They also loved sharing their special celebrations, such as birthdays.


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‘‘I love going outside whatever the weather!


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RECEPTIONThe boys enjoyed a variety of trips and visits from parents who shared their knowledge and gave informative talks. The boys even made pizzas at Pizza Express!


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YEAR 1On Science Day the Junior Department boys investigated forces and Year 1 made parachutes. During our Mathematics topic of ‘Money’, Year 1 had a cake sale raising money for The Children’s Trust. Anush also won a music competition in London.


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YEAR 2Years 1 and 2 loved Science Day during which they spent time in the laboratories carrying out fun investigations.


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YEAR 3Boys took part in a variety of activities at the British Museum. As part of Junior Science Day the boys investigated forces and took part in a number of science practicals.


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YEAR 4Year 4 used Lego creations to show their understanding of the story of the Garden of Eden from the Book of Genesis in the Bible.


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‘‘I want to go back again!


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TRIP TO BATHYear 7 enjoyed hands-on workshops exploring Roman life. They listened to audio guides as they toured the baths. The two boys in the picture below are seen with a sculpted head of a boar, found in the Roman Baths.


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MUSICThe boys had many opportunities to perform this term and they took part in a variety of musical performances at Epsom College String Day, St John’s Orchestra Day, Charterhouse Choral Day and the Festival of Music for Youth (held at the Union Chapel).


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GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS The boys took part in the World Book Day Bumper Book Quiz along with more than 6,000 children across the UK and Ireland. We helped set a new world record for the number of people participating in a book quiz at the same time. Record breakers!


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TENNISOur Senior boys enjoyed learning tennis at our local tennis club.

‘‘I never played tennis until I joined Homefield, it’s such a great sport.


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YEAR 5Year 5 created amazing models of motte and bailey castles. They enjoyed visiting the Hindu Mandir as part of the RS curriculum and had a wonderful time at their own concert where they all took part in singing and percussion ensembles.


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RUGBYOur Under 10A team reached the finals of the National Prep Schools Rugby Tournament! Richard Birkett, former professional rugby player for Wasps, also visited Homefield to give the boys a coaching session.


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YEAR 6Groups of musicians and soloists put on a fantastic performance for parents at the Year 6 concert.


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SHAKESPEARE CELEBRATIONParents enjoyed an evening of Shakespeare provided by Year 6. The Tempest, Hamlet and Macbeth were performed with confidence and flair.


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SWIMMINGThe swimming gala was a tightly run event. The House with the lowest points won – Grays with 64 points, Walfords came a very close runner up.

‘‘It’s great taking part in events as part of a House team.


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BANANAGRAMSThe Senior Department boys all took part in the Bananagrams Challenge which proved to be great fun.


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BOOK FAIREvery boy in the school had the chance to visit the Book Fair which held books suitable for all.

‘‘I bought three books and read one that very evening.


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LANCING COLLEGEA small group of Year 8 boys took part in the French speaking competition at Lancing College. Rohith came second in his round and we were very proud of his achievement.


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SUMMER TERM12 April 2016 – 1 July 2016


Summer at Homefield Preparatory School

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Nursery 57

Battleships & Sail Boats 58

Boys vs. Staff Football Match 59

Ladyland Farm 60

Juniors with New Playground Equipment 61

Competition Winners/Newly Hatched Chicks 62

Headmaster for the Day 63

Bay Pond 64

Hever Castle 65

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard 66

Maths Challenge 68

Cricket 69

Toby’s Ark 70

Homefield Music Festival 71

Hindleap Warren 72

Trinity Church 74

Prize Giving 75

Keswick 76

Early Years Sports Day 78

Junior Sports Day 79

Senior Sports Day 80


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FRENCH DAYThe boys made such a great effort with their outfits on French Day!

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NURSERY1: Welcome to the pizza parlour! 2: Early Years boys enjoyed watching their caterpillars turn into beautiful butterflies before releasing them. 3: Nursery have loved developing their language and imagination through books. 4: Boys loved being mechanics in one of their role plays… Vroom! Vroom!

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BATTLESHIPS & SAIL BOATSSenior boys spent time on their DT project, hand crafting their boats from one piece of wood. They used machines and tools to make the extra pieces.

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BOYS VS. STAFF FOOTBALL MATCHThe Under 13 1st team vs. staff and fathers match was epic with the score swinging both ways until the final whistle where the result was 3-3.


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LADYLAND FARMBoys in the Nursery had a very enjoyable trip to Ladyland Farm. The boys got the chance to feed and hold some of the animals.

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JUNIORS WITH NEW PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENTThe Homefield Association raised money for new play equipment to be enjoyed by the Junior Department.

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COMPETITION WINNERS/NEWLY HATCHED CHICKSYear 6 boys had success in a history-based creative writing competition. Their stories were selected to be published in ‘Ancient Adventures’! The Early Years boys cuddled the chicks for the last time before they went home with Mrs Godly.

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‘‘I’d love to be Headmaster every day!

HEADMASTER FOR THE DAYJackson won the silent auction prize to be Headmaster for the day and he really enjoyed finding out what is involved in running our school.

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BAY PONDYear 6 explored Bay Pond nature reserve in Godstone.

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HEVER CASTLEYear 1 had a great day in Kent, learning about Henry VIII and his wives.

‘‘The water maze was so much fun!

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‘‘I loved learning how the sailors lived on board the HMS Victory.


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PORTSMOUTH HISTORIC DOCKYARDYear 7 had a fantastic time in Portsmouth taking part in workshops and enjoying tours of the ships.


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MATHS CHALLENGEBoys in the Senior Department enjoyed taking part in the Junior Maths Challenge.

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CRICKETThe Under 11 cricket team took on local rivals. Several players have been selected to play for district and county level cricket teams this year.


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TOBY’S ARKThe Year 1 and 2 production was enjoyed by parents.

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HOMEFIELD MUSIC FESTIVALIain Carnegie, Director of Music at Reed’s School, judged performances by our boys.

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HINDLEAP WARRENYear 3 went on a residential trip to Hindleap Warren as part of their transition to the Senior Department. They all took part in a range of exciting outdoor activities and stayed overnight in dormitories.

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‘‘Hindleap Warren was spectacular. It was amazing. Everything blew my mind!

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TRINITY CHURCHThe RS trip to Trinity Church enabled the Year 2 boys to study different features of Christian churches.

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PRIZE GIVINGOn the last day of term we celebrated the successes of the boys in the Senior Department. Ian Rose, a former Paralympian medallist, gave a great inspirational speech and presented the boys with their awards.

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‘‘The whole week was absolutely brilliant. Such a great adventure!

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KESWICKAs part of our Leavers’ Programme, Year 8 spent a fantastic week at Keswick where they took part in many outdoor adventure activities in the stunning Lake District.


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EARLY YEARS SPORTS DAYIt was great to see so many parents enjoying Sports Day with the Early Years Department. Nursery and Reception boys all had a great time!

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JUNIOR SPORTS DAYWe opened the new Sports Pavilion at Junior Sports Day. The boys gave it their all and we were delighted with the sportsmanship they showed. Every boy received a medal for great participation.

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SENIOR SPORTS DAYYet again, the tug of war proved very popular amongst the boys. The field was a sea of colour as the boys did their best for their House teams. Mr Matthews and the Estates Team worked very hard the day before, clearing floods from the field to enable Senior Sports Day to take place.


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Adam

Year of entry: 2009

Next school: Box Hill School

Best memory: During break my friend was chasing me round the adventure playground and he slipped over – he looked so funny we all burst out laughing.

Best school trip: I enjoyed the trip to the science fair because the virtual reality machine was amazing; it really was like being in another world.

Message to the school: Take part in everything you can at school.

Anish

Year of entry: 2005

Next school: All Rounder scholarship to Epsom College

Best memory: The house relay in Year 5 because it was the moment I realised I was good at running.

Best school trip: I really enjoyed the ferry ride to Boulogne.

Message to the school: Have fun making memories at Homefield. I wish you all the best as I embark on the next part of my learning journey.

Angus

Year of entry: 2010

Next school: Academic scholarship to Whitgift

Best memory: My first Sports Day was amazing because at my old school we didn’t have anything like that. It was great to take part in races as part of a house team.

Best school trip: It was interesting to see the architecture at Bath and learn about the Romans.

Message to the school: When you’re in Year 8 keep working hard – even though the exams are tough you’ll enjoy the Leavers’ programme with all the trips, events and plays.

Ashwin

Year of entry: 2007

Next school: King’s College School

Best memory: On the Pompeii trip we were having a splash fight and I accidentally splashed Mr McCaffery! He took it well and splashed me back.

Best school trip: The Pompeii trip was fantastic, especially walking up Mount Vesuvius.

Message to the school: Keep having fun, enjoy your time at Homefield.


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Christopher

Year of entry: 2014

Next school: Academic scholarship to Royal Russell School

Best memory: Having lunch at the Tate Modern.

Best school trip: Going on board the HMS Victory was great.

Message to the school: Revise hard for your Common Entrance exams.

Felix

Year of entry: 2014

Next school: Epsom College

Best memory: Finishing my first year at Homefield and knowing I’d done well academically and made good friends.

Best school trip: I travelled to Italy which I’d never been to before.

Message to the school: Pursue and enjoy your best subject but don’t forget the others!

David

Year of entry: 2007

Next school: Dulwich College

Best memory: Receiving my first Homefield Heroes certificate.

Best school trip: The Thames Young Mariners trip in 2011 where we did kayaking, raft building and other team exercises.

Message to the school: Don’t change anything about Homefield, it’s great as it is.

Harry

Year of entry: 2010

Next school: Westminster School

Best memory: In Year 3 we spent time doing team building. I really enjoyed building a raft out of barrels which we strapped together, it was really fun.

Best school trip: The trip to the Tower of London as we went round the whole place on a guided tour.

Message to the school: Work hard and you will be rewarded.


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Humzah

Year of entry: 2011

Next school: Wallington Grammar School (also awarded scholarships to Dulwich College and Whitgift)

Best memory: The end of year exams in Year 4 as I had never had that experience before.

Best school trip: The cricket festival was great with all the cricket games taking place.

Message to the school: Take every opportunity you get.

Justin

Year of entry: 2010


Best memory: All of the concerts – I can’t pick a favourite.

Best school trip: I’d never been to France before so the French trip was really special for me.

Message to the school: Work hard and you will succeed.

Johan

Year of entry: 2014

Next school: Caterham School

Best memory: Sports Day because we all participate.

Best school trip: The trip to the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard because it really helped with my studies and was very practical.

Message to the school: Stay for the end of Year 8 programme!

Krisnaa

Year of entry: 2006


Best memory: When an RAF helicopter pilot came to visit Homefield he landed in the middle of the playing field.

Best school trip: When we went to Boulogne because it was great to go to another country with a different atmosphere and people. We tried out our French when shopping and in a restaurant.

Message to the school: Enjoy the great teaching and wonderful facilities at Homefield.


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Laurence

Year of entry: 2006


Best memory: The cross-country competition against other schools when I did really well and came third.

Best school trip: I loved everything about the Leavers’ trip to Keswick – there were so many activities I can’t choose a favourite moment!

Message to the school: I would like to say ‘Thank You’.

Logan

Year of entry: 2007

Next school: Academic scholarship to King’s College School

Best memory: Last year when I was the top scholar in the Junior Maths Challenge for Homefield.

Best school trip: When we went to the remains of a Celtic farm – it was so different to anything I’d ever seen before.

Message to the school: Never give up.

Liam

Year of entry: 2007


Best memory: The Olympian who gave a speech at prize giving was inspiring.

Best school trip: Hever Castle was great fun.

Message to the school: Enjoy your time at Homefield!

Matthew

Year of entry: 2011

Next school: All Rounder scholarship to St John’s School

Best memory: Winning 2-1 in a football game with an overhead kick for the winning goal.

Best school trip: My first ski trip – I’d never skied before and I progressed to the different slopes over the course of the week.

Message to the school: Listen in lessons and you will reap the benefits.


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Niall

Year of entry: 2006


Best memory: The time my song was performed at Trinity Church.

Best school trip: The Tower of London was one of the best trips I’ve been on as I truly understood everything discussed.

Message to the school: You may think you’ve worked enough but there is always an extra mile you could go!

Pranav

Year of entry: 2014


Best memory: Building the model at TeenTech as a team was good fun.

Best school trip: The Bath trip was fun and interesting seeing the actual buildings there.

Message to the school: Revise before exams.

Oscar

Year of entry: 2013

Next school: Ewell Castle School

Best memory: I felt so proud to be chosen as Deputy Head Boy.

Best school trip: I remember when we went to the River Tillingbourne, it was really good.

Message to the school: This is a boys’ paradise for a school.

Pranav

Year of entry: 2011

Next school: All Rounder scholarship to Hampton School

Best memory: Performing as King Duncan in Macbeth as it was such a big role to be given and I felt I performed well.

Best school trip: Going to the Tower of London as I enjoyed all the spectacular monuments.

Message to the school: Homefield is an excellent school – I have loved my time here.


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Qais

Year of entry: 2007

Next school: Whitgift

Best memory: The Nerf gun fight we had on the French trip!

Best school trip: I enjoyed the stepping stone maze in the water at Hever Castle which we visited in Year 1.

Message to the school: I have made good memories from my time at Homefield, I hope you do too.

Rohan

Year of entry: 2005

Next school: Dulwich College

Best memory: Becoming Head Boy was fantastic for me.

Best school trip: The Pompeii trip was great as I really enjoyed learning about the fall of Pompeii.

Message to the school: Revise well and work hard as it will bring good results.

Rhys

Year of entry: 2007

Next school: Rutlish School

Best memory: When I won a rugby award in Year 6.

Best school trip: I enjoyed the ski trip the most.

Message to the school: Develop what you are good at and become excellent at it.

Rohith

Year of entry: 2007

Next school: Hampton School

Best memory: We were able to roam around the ship when we travelled to Boulogne and it felt great to be independent.

Best school trip: When we made a wall with wattle and daub at Butser Ancient Farm.

Message to the school: For the years you are at school work hard and don’t slack because it will pay off.

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Tami

Year of entry: 2014

Next school: Caterham School

Best memory: When we returned from the Bath trip – we were so delayed in traffic we ended up four hours late back to school! At least our parents knew the change to the schedule!

Best school trip: The trip to Portsmouth because we got to explore the HMS Victory.

Message to the school: Thank you for helping me learn to control my behaviour. I hope Homefield develops even further to be an even greater school.

Ved

Year of entry: 2006

Next school: Reigate Grammar School

Best memory: Being made Head Boy and eating cakes in RS – we were learning about Fair Trade.

Best school trip: The trip to the HMS Victory was great as it was a once in a lifetime chance to step back in time into the past.

Message to the school: If you try, you will succeed!

Umran

Year of entry: 2014

Next school: Ewell Castle School

Best memory: Going to the HMS Victory because it was so interesting learning about how they made ships.

Best school trip: Visiting the Mary Rose. We read lots of different sources and decided our own views on why it sank.

Message to the school: Relish every opportunity.


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As stewards of many cherished traditions, we take the best of the past while focusing on the future.

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VISIT: www.harrowschool.org.uk to book your place.

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AN EXCEPTIONAL INDEPENDENT EDUCATION FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGED 13 TO 18

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Homefield Preparatory SchoolFOUNDED IN 1870

An Independent Day School for Boys Aged 3-13

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For more information about visitingone of our forthcoming open mornings

or to request a tour of the school,please contact our Registrar,

Sue Evans on 020 8642 0965 (x3207)[email protected]

www.homefieldprep.school

For decades Homefiled hasbeen renowned for its familyatmosphere, small class sizes,

and fulfilment of individualpotential and academic success.

An outstanding education for girls aged 3-18Register for Open Events at www.suttonhigh.gdst.net

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Homefield Preparatory SchoolWestern Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 2TET: +44 (0)20 8642 0965E: [email protected]: www.homefieldprep.school

Founded in 1870

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