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n Beech Hall School Riyadh Pattison congratulates Chatsworth Schools for the exciting news of the opening of Beech Hall School Riyadh. This non-selective, fully inclusive, co-educational school in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will be an amazing school for Riyadh and for the people and children of the Kingdom, and we wish everyone involved in […]

n 7th July 2022 Newsletter Dear Parents, We’ve made it through to the end of the year! No lockdowns and as more people were vaccinated, so life has returned to a sense of normality with social and educational interaction. Having all the pupils in school throughout the year has been so beneficial for them and

Early Years Sports Day seemed to be a very good excuse to see how messy everyone could end up! Judging by the pictures, they were very successful! I’m sure it will wash out!

The weather turned out hotter than expected as Pattison enjoyed its first ever sports day. The pupils, including 8 back from Year 11, and students made their way down to the cricket ground, supported by many of their parents along the boundary rope. There were serious (very serious!) races and then some not so serious,

Leicestershire-born actor Richard Armitage, a graduate from Pattison College, was among six accomplished individuals to be conferred awards alongside University of Leicester graduates this week. He was quick to thank Pattison College on Twitter for playing a big part in his journey to stardom. 

Congratulations!!! Fantastic work Mumta! We are very pleased to tell you that you and your Eco-Committee at Pattison College have been awarded an Eco-Schools Green Flag. We reviewed your application and noted the following: We really liked your action-focussed and practical approach to Eco Committee meetings. Your minutes were clear and concise. It’s a productive

We moved our World Book Day to Friday to fit in with other events and, as ever, the Prep school pupils shone in the myriad of costumes portraying their favourite characters. As always, the most popular current stories were well featured, but Harry Potter and other characters in the books featured too, along with classics,

Life at school continues at a pace and it was lovely to see Reverend Dan, from St Michael’s, come in to do our assembly on Tuesday. His main message was talking about Lent as a time of preparation and thinking when else we may have time to prepare for things (exams, holidays, babies), but being

It may have been short notice, but we were glad that Years 10 and 11 could go to the Education Careers Fair at the NEC. This gave the pupils the opportunity to talk about possible courses and pathways to further and higher education or to apprenticeships and the world of work. They all returned with

Useful tips were given to every pupil: Think before you post – Be wise on what you post because anyone can view it and it may not be deleted. People may screenshot it and share it to others making you lose control of it. Sharing personal details – Keep your address, phone number, full name,