Category: Pre Prep
Smooth Transition from Pre Prep to Reception
Embarking on their educational path with Reception is a significant step in a child’s development. At Weston Green School, we understand the importance of this transition and carefully lay the…
Preparing Your Child for Reception: A Parent’s Guide
Starting Reception marks a major milestone in a child’s life which can evoke a mixture of anticipation and apprehension. Yet, through thoughtful preparation and encouragement, this transition can be smooth…
Character Education in Pre Prep
The first few years of a child’s life are the most influential and determine the adult they will become. At Weston Green School, we recognise that Character Education from a…
Zones of Regulation
Zones of Regulation – Benefits At Weston Green School, we’d like to share with you the incredible benefits of the Zones of Regulation, a widely recognised approach that supports children…
A Parent’s Guide to School Open Days
What things should you look out for when visiting a School Open Day? Research is key to choosing the right school for your child. School open days give you a…
Weston Green School FAQ’s
Weston Green School FAQ’s Do you have questions? We have answers! Read our new FAQs to find everything you need to know about Weston Green School in Thames Ditton. What…
Sporting Stars of Early Years
There is little more joyful than an Early Years sports day! ‘On your marks, get set and go’ but where they ‘go’ is often anyone’s guess – straight to their…
Reception visit Bocketts Farm
Reception visited Bocketts Farm on Tuesday 21st March. We were blessed with good weather and had a wonderful day out. First, we visited a pony called Vanilla! The children were…
Blog 3 – Benefits of Early Education in a Prep School
Many of us will be familiar with the term Preparatory school, but what exactly is a prep school and how do children benefit? What is a prep school? At Weston…
Our Specialist Early Years Educators at Weston Green
The learning opportunities and quality of education a child experiences from birth to 5 years old directly affects their early development whilst also shaping their life chances. The specially recruited…
