Perhaps a school’s true measure lies not just in its academic prowess. Maybe it is about the community it fosters. Here at Fulham Prep School, that sense of community is palpable. Founded as Fulham Preparatory School, it has been nurturing young minds since 1996. Fulham Prep School started as a pre-prep and preparatory school. In 2017, Fulham Prep School expanded into secondary education.
Fulham Prep School’s Greyhound Road buildings have an interesting past. Before Fulham Prep School, Holborn College occupied these spaces. Even more intriguing, from 1981 to 1985, the site served as the filming location for the children’s television program Grange Hill. Imagine the echoes of youthful energy from both students and actors.
Now, Fulham Prep School has grown. A new senior school campus opened on Chesilton Road in March 2021. This campus accommodates over 200 students from Year Nine onwards. Fulham Prep School launched its Sixth Form in September 2021. The school sought accreditation for the International Baccalaureate. This allows Fulham Prep School to offer the IB Diploma Programme to Sixth Form students. Fulham Prep School also has a nursery and pre-prep campus on Fulham High Street.
Currently, Fulham Prep School educates children aged three to eighteen. The school has about 724 students as of 2020. Fulham Prep School aims to develop creative and resilient problem-solvers. Also the school wants students who work well independently and collaboratively. Fulham Prep School encourages respect and compassion as global citizens.
Fulham Prep School operates with several guiding principles. These include embracing innovation and enquiry. Fulham Prep School focuses on universal wellbeing. Global responsibility also is important. The school wants positive engagement. Fulham Prep School strives to create a family atmosphere. It is full of fun, generosity and consideration. The school supports every pupil’s learning and achievements. Fulham Prep School offers a distinctive curriculum. This provides a genuine alternative.