
- Personal, Social, and Emotional Development: Building positive relationships and a sense of self are key components of our Early Years education. We encourage girls to develop independence, resilience and empathy through collaborative play and guided activities.
- Literacy and Numeracy: Early literacy and numeracy skills are nurtured through fun and engaging activities that inspire a love of reading, writing and problem-solving. Our approach integrates these skills into daily routines, making learning a natural and enjoyable part of each day.
- Understanding the World: We introduce girls to the world around them through hands-on experiences in science, technology, history and geography. Curiosity is encouraged, with activities designed to help girls explore and make sense of their environment.
- Expressive Arts and Design: Creativity is celebrated at SCPS. Our Early Years programme includes a variety of opportunities for artistic expression, including painting, music, drama and dance. We believe that every child is an artist, and we provide the tools and encouragement for them to express their ideas and emotions.
Upcoming Events

Mini Movers
(2-5 years)
Thursday 20 November 2025
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Streatham & Clapham Prep School
Wavertree Road London SW2 3SR

Early Explorers – Party Princesses!
(2-5 years)
Friday 21 November 2025
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Streatham & Clapham Prep School
Wavertree Road London SW2 3SR
Latest News:
SCHS raises over £9000 for Masicorp
We are very proud of our Head, teachers, Sixth Form students and parents who collectively raised over £9,000 for Masicorp at the Battersea Half Marathon.
SCHS hosts the Agora for SSLP
SCHS proudly hosted The Agora, a thought-provoking event that brought together students from across the South London Schools Partnership (SSLP).
Wellbeing During the 11+ Journey
While much of the conversation around the 11+ revolves around academic readiness, it’s vital to remember what it feels like to be ten years old in the midst of it all.
Experiencing SCHS for Yourself
A recent Good Schools Guide article reminds us that while online research is helpful, nothing can replace experiencing a school in person.


