The Nursery at Marlborough House is where our youngest children start their school journey. Harnessing their natural curiosity, imagination and energy we create an environment that allows our children to flourish and learn whilst feeling happy and secure. Situated in a bright and welcoming building our Nursery has its own beautiful, sunny walled garden allowing for plenty of fun and fresh air.
Toddlers, our weekly Parent and Toddler sessions, provide a great opportunity to experience our Nursery first-hand and meet some of our staff and other MHS families.
Our highly experienced staff create wonderful learning experiences for the children based on the children’s own interests. Our daily structured activities are practical and creative, child and adult led, with the individual child always being at the centre of their own learning.
Nursery children benefit from the school's specialist teachers, facilities and wrap around care. They have opportunities to explore Music, French and PE, taught by specialist teachers. In addition, the children love to have fun whilst learning outdoors, particularly their dedicated weekly sessions in our accredited Forest School.
They listen with attentive delight to stories.
It’s amazing how my child has learnt all of these new skills and abilities, but is almost completely unaware that he is learning in any real way, as you and the team are so great at letting them find their way through just having a huge amount of fun. To be starting to read and write is amazing and it makes us so proud of him and grateful for such wonderful teachers.
I feel incredibly lucky to have found a school and nursery setting where the pastoral care and character building is focused on so amazingly and brought to the fore. My son has become so rounded and grown in confidence, and I’m sure that this is in no small part down to your guidance and input on a daily basis.
The whole family has felt really embraced into the school community, since moving from London.
Our Forest School explorers have been taking part from home, enjoying a super selection of Forest School activities.
Continue ReadingThe school looked beautiful covered in a thick layer of snow which was enjoyed by those onsite; including the children of Key Workers and Percy the puppy.
Continue ReadingWe are dedicated to promoting positive mental health in young people, not just as a standalone initiative tacked on to the curriculum, but as an integrated part of our daily lives at school. As our school has moved online, so has this provision, with an increased emphasis on well-bein...
Continue ReadingWelcome back to the Spring Term 2021 at MHS.
Continue ReadingIn this year, when the world made us stand still, the Pre-Prep Nativity kept our spirits alive and truly brought the magic of Christmas to us all!
Continue ReadingThis has not been your typical MHS Autumn Term and whilst we were still able to run some events specifically for the children, we were thwarted from holding our whole community Bonfire Night Celebrations and Christmas Fair. It is through these events that the FoMHS raise the majority of our mo...
Continue ReadingThis week's Snapshot Interview is with Mrs Rebecca Reid, our Head of Pre-Prep.
Continue ReadingWhat a memorable day at MHS for Children in Need this year. Everyone looked fantastic in their home clothes as the school dressed up in spots and cheered on their duck in the Annual Duck Race - raising a fantastic £600!
Continue ReadingWe are delighted to have received our first review from Talk Education; a new online resource for parents which acts as a guide to the best of British education.
Continue ReadingOnce again we were delighted to celebrate the European Day of Languages
Continue ReadingCelebrations were led by a speech from the Head Girl and Head Boy, and each year group performed Harvest songs and poems; a beautiful selection. To watch the performances on the Parent Portal, please click here.
Continue ReadingOur Headmaster Designate, Mr Newton, visited Reception and Year 1 children today during one of his visits to the school.
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