See Pattison in Action
Pattison is a non-selective school that offers excellent tuition and personal care where each student can shine and produce their best, in preparation for a bright future in whatever path they take after their time here.
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HEADMASTER'S WELCOME
It is always a privilege to be Head of a school, but even more so when it is Pattison, a school with such a magnificent history where inspiration, aspiration and dedication have brought about the art of the possible in so many students who have passed through its doors. This is a very special school because it links a strong academic focus with a highly acclaimed performing arts pedigree, all brought together with a strong pastoral care for every student, from Nursery through to Academy.
It is a unique school, and only by visiting us will you see at first-hand all the positive strengths of the school and the enjoyment the students have in their learning and their creative skills. If you would like to see more, please contact Mrs Teresa Hanks at office@pattisons.co.uk or phone her on 024 7645 5031. We all look forward to welcoming you here.
Mr Charles Stafford-Northcote
Head
🍽️ School Lunch Menu
We’re pleased to share this week’s school lunch menu, offering a balance of comforting favourites and nutritious meals for pupils to enjoy.
Monday
Beef Chilli or Vegetable Chilli, served with fluffy rice, sweetcorn and cauliflower.
Dessert: Fruit crumble with custard.
Tuesday
A traditional roast dinner with succulent Roast Chicken, creamy mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy.
Dessert: Rice pudding.
Wednesday
Beef Burger or Veggie Burger, served with golden wedges.
Dessert: Lemon drizzle cake.
Thursday
Creamy Mac & Cheese with baked beans.
Dessert: Classic Eton Mess with strawberries, meringue and cream.
Friday
A firm end-of-week favourite — Fish & Chips or Chicken Nuggets & Chips, served with beans or peas.
Dessert: Millionaire slice.
Jan 18
🎨 Year 1 & 2 Art: Inspired by Matisse
Our Year 1 and 2 artists created vibrant collage work inspired by Henri Matisse. After studying his use of bold shapes, bright colours and overlapping forms, the children applied these ideas to their own fabulous designs.
We’re so proud of their creativity and confidence — great work! 🌈
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Jan 17
📐 Year 2 Maths: Geometry in Action
Year 2 pupils have been busy exploring geometry, sorting and grouping shapes by their properties. Using digital tools, they identified shapes, compared sides and corners, and explained their thinking with confidence.
A brilliant lesson full of focus, reasoning and smiles! 😊
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Jan 16
🎭 EDUCATION THAT PERFORMS
What happens when strong academics meet outstanding performing arts?
You get children who don’t just learn.
They perform, create, think and grow with confidence.
✨ Open Day | Saturday 31 January 2026 | 10.30am
Come and experience Pattison for yourself.
A non-selective school where individuality is encouraged, ambition is expected, and every child is seen.
📚 Strong academics
💃 Exceptional performing arts
🚀 Confidence for life, on stage and beyond
Places are limited and demand is high.
Secure your child’s place now.
📩 office@pattisons.co.uk
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Jan 13
We’re looking forward to another delicious week of school lunches, with plenty of comforting favourites and balanced meals for everyone to enjoy.
Monday
Chicken Curry or Vegetable Curry, served with fluffy rice.
Dessert: Apple Crumble with custard.
Tuesday – Picnic Day
A fun and exciting addition to our menu! Pupils will enjoy a Picnic Day lunch, designed to be enjoyed together in a relaxed, sociable way. To reassure parents, all meals will be eaten indoors, making Picnic Day suitable for all weathers.
Wednesday
Meat Lasagne or Vegetarian Lasagne with garlic bread and seasonal vegetables.
Dessert: Yoghurt and fresh fruit.
Thursday
Tomato Pasta Bake, baked until golden and full of flavour.
Dessert: Jam & Cream Slice.
Friday
Fish & Chips or Chicken Nuggets & Chips, served with beans or peas.
Dessert: Fruit Shortbread.
Jan 11
As part of our end-of-term reflections, Year 5 and 6 have been reviewing how they have used their ACTIVE skills throughout the autumn term. Pupils spent time looking back through their books, photographs and project work, identifying moments where they demonstrated key skills such as analysis, creativity, teamwork, independence, versatility and engagement.
Through thoughtful discussion, pupils considered how these skills have supported their learning across different subjects and activities. They then began creating their own personal portfolios, celebrating their achievements and highlighting the progress they have made so far this year.
This reflective process has given pupils the opportunity to recognise their strengths, take pride in their efforts and set goals for the term ahead—an important part of becoming confident, independent learners.
Well done, Year 5 & 6, for such mature and meaningful reflections!
Dec 27
Carol Service 2025
Our annual Carol Service was a truly special event, bringing together pupils, staff, families and friends to reflect on the Christmas story through music, readings and worship.
Following the traditional Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, pupils from across the school confidently shared readings from scripture, beautifully interwoven with performances from choirs, ensembles and soloists of all ages. From the opening instrumental procession Walking in the Air, performed by Lucia May, to the powerful full‑school finale Carol of the Bells, with solo by Mariia, the service showcased both musical excellence and a strong sense of togetherness.
Highlights included a moving O Holy Night from Years 10 & 11, sensitive performances from our BTEC students and Junior Choir, and joyful contributions from pupils throughout the Prep School. Year 5 & 6 performed Christmas Isn’t Christmas, accompanied on piano by Janie, while a thoughtful poem by Evie‑Grace and Ezra provided a reflective pause within the service.
With familiar hymns sung by the whole congregation and a closing blessing from Reverend Claire, the evening was a wonderful reminder of the spirit of Christmas and the strength of our school community.
We are incredibly proud of every pupil who took part.
Dec 26
Our final Christmas performance of the season was a wonderfully entertaining production of the classic pantomime Dick Whittington, performed by pupils from Years 3 to 6. The children brought the story to life with great enthusiasm, showcasing all the familiar characters: Dick and his loyal cat, Alderman Fitzwarren and his daughter Alice, Idle Jack and his mum Sarah, the Admiral and his sailors, and of course the villainous King Rat and his mischievous minions.
The performance had everything a good pantomime should—energetic acting, humour, lively scenes and plenty of audience participation. The hall was filled with joyful shouts of “Behind you!” and resounding boos every time King Rat made an appearance, adding to the fun and festive atmosphere.
A huge well done to all pupils and staff involved. It was a brilliant way to end our Christmas celebrations and a performance that will be remembered fondly by everyone who attended!
Dec 25
