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WELCOME TO REGENT'S PARK PREPARATORY SCHOOL
North Bridge House Regent’s Park is becoming Alleyn’s Regent’s Park.
Find us at the edge of Regent’s Park – our very own London playground – where academic challenge meets a supportive school community. As we transition to Alleyn’s Regent’s Park, we remain committed to a knowledge-rich and purposeful curriculum, ensuring children aged 4-13 achieve top-tier academic outcomes. With a wealth of character-building experiences beyond the classroom and compassionate staff guiding every child’s individual journey, we continue to provide outstanding preparation for future success.
BESPOKE PREPARATION FOR FUTURE PATHWAYS
From a nurturing start to school life in The Nest, through an increasingly rigorous, specialist taught curriculum (incorporating everything from Mandarin to Politics, Philosophy and Economics), we thoroughly prepare pupils for the senior school best suited to their individual strengths and interests – expertly facilitating all 11+, 13+, or through school journeys.
MORE THAN JUST AN EDUCATION
With enriching co-curricular initiatives such as the ACE Programme and the Orchestra Project, close to 40 extra-curricular clubs, and an ISI (Independent Schools Inspectorate) commended programme of trips, we offer pupils a wholly inspiring experience, with constant opportunities to excel and find their own ‘True North’.
WE WOULD LOVE TO SHOW YOU AROUND
Join us at an Open Day to see the school in action, hear from the Head, and meet our brilliant staff and pupils. As we transition to Alleyn’s Regent’s Park, this is a great opportunity to learn more about our exciting next chapter. Private tours are available if you cannot attend an Open Morning or if you are looking for a mid-year or immediate vacancy.
We are here to personalise your tour experience.
Join us at our next Open Morning:
Saturday 27th September, 9:30am
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Earlier in the term, our Year 7 students took part in a three-day residential trip to Condover Hall in Shrewsbury. It was the perfect way to start the year building new friendships and taking on challenges. The experience also helped students step outside their comfort zones and develop key skills such as communication, leadership, and resilience.
Their days were filled with lots of adventure, including activities like archery, zip-lining, wall climbing, the Gladiator Wall, and the laser maze. Each activity brought plenty of teamwork and encouragement as everyone pushed themselves and supported one another. They even swapped their helmets for headphones for a well-earned silent disco! The trip was a brilliant start to the year and an experience to remember. 🏕️🧗♀️🏹🎯
#NBHHampstead #CondoverHall #Year7Adventure #Teamwork #OutdoorLearning #LeadershipSkills #SchoolTrip #ConfidenceBuilding #CharterhouseSquareSchool #LearningBeyondTheClassroom #wearecognita
Teaching, learning, and giving back in Malawi 🇲🇼
During the summer, our very own Mr. Amar and Ms. Oliver travelled to Zomba, a remote village in southern Malawi, to volunteer as teachers with @chifundofoundation, a small Irish charity founded by friends of theirs.
Over three weeks, they did an incredible job teaching 70 students at a Summer School - leading lessons in Maths, Geography, History, Economics, Science, Music and ICT, while helping older students prepare for college and university. In the afternoons, classrooms turned into enriching spaces for creativity, with netball, guitar lessons, crafts, dancing and even “Chifundo Cinema”, where Mr Amar brought a portable projector and DVDs all the way from the UK so the students could experience The Lion King and Harry Potter for the very first time.
When power allowed, they introduced students to donated laptops, a first-time experience for many, and were continually inspired by their positivity, gratitude, and determination to learn despite the frequent power cuts and limited resources.
One of the charity’s greatest successes has been the graduation of Davies, who joined the programme in 2006 and recently completed his degree at the University of Malawi with honours - a true inspiration for others.
Mr. Amar and Ms. Oliver’s work in Malawi reflects exactly the kind of empathy, curiosity, and community spirit we hope to inspire in every student. Thank you to our community for your support, from donating football shirts to the Year 8 bake sale which raised £200 to provide blankets for the students.
A huge well done to Mr. Amar and Ms. Oliver and the team for their inspiring work and the lasting impact they’ve made in Malawi - a true reflection of the NBH spirit. 💙
If you’d like to learn more or support @chifundofoundation, we encourage you to visit the link in their bio.
📸 Swipe to see some moments from the Summer School.
#NBHHampstead #MakingADifference #TeachingAbroad #Malawi #ChifundoCharity #CompassionInAction #charity
History is full of extraordinary stories waiting to be told and Black History Month is our chance to celebrate them.
Black History Month began in the UK in 1987, thanks to Akyaaba Addai-Sebo, inspired by the US observance founded by Carter G. Woodson in 1926. This year’s theme, “Standing Firm in Power and Pride,” recognises the resilience, leadership, and rich cultural legacy of Black communities across the UK.
In assembly, we explored the early presence of Black people in Britain and highlighted key figures such as Mary Seacole, the pioneering nurse and businesswoman, and Olaudah Equiano, the author and abolitionist. We also reflected on Black British culture today and discussed why learning about these histories matters; it promotes equality, inclusion, understanding, and unity, while recognising contributions that are often lesser-known.
This month gives us an opportunity to celebrate and reflect on the voices, stories, and achievements that shape our society - an awareness and appreciation we actively celebrate throughout the year. 🌍🫱🏾🫲🏼
#nbhhampstead #blackhistorymonth #standingfirminpowerandpride #bhm2025 #diversityandinclusion #celebratingculture #learningtogether #blackbritishhistory #wearecognita @bhm_uk
This morning, our senior students went head-to-head in a spook-tacular pumpkin carving competition, showing off their creativity, skill, and a healthy dose of Halloween spirit! Judged by our House Captains, the results are in…
🥇 1st place: Amara for Veritas
🥈 2nd place: Theo for Decus
Well done to everyone who carved their imagination into these amazing pumpkins! 👻🎃
#nbhhampstead #pumpkincarvingcontest #schoolcompetition #wearecognita
Our Nursery and Pre-Prep pupils brought the spirit of Carnival to school today, arriving in colourful clothing and bright smiles!
The day began with a colourful parade, with pupils proudly showing off their bright outfits before enjoying a range of activities inspired by Carnival celebrations across African and Caribbean cultures. In celebration of Black History Month, the event was a joyful way to learn about different traditions and the stories behind them - with a tasty Caribbean lunch to round off the day!
Celebrating occasions like this remind us how important it is to celebrate diversity and help our pupils appreciate the many cultures that shape our community. 🌍
#NBHHampstead #BlackHistoryMonth #CarnivalDay #CulturalCelebration #PrepSchoolLife #EarlyYears #IndependentEducation
Six goals, one brilliant team - congratulations to our unstoppable U13 girls’ football team!
Today the team delivered a brilliant performance in the Independent Schools Football Association 9v9 Girls Cup, securing a 6–1 win against Kew House in the second round. The team displayed confidence, skill, and excellent teamwork throughout the match, earning a well-deserved victory!
A huge well done to Orla, who netted an incredible five goals, and Romi, who added another to the scoreboard. A fantastic effort from every player - well done girls, and best of luck in the next round! ⚽🏆
#nbhhampstead #girlsfootball #schoolfootball #teamwork #independentschools #wearecognita
This week we’ve been giving back and growing in kindness!
As part of our Harvest Festival Week, pupils have been collecting essential foods, toiletries, and tinned goods to support Food Bank Aid, a community-led charity that collects and distributes donations to those in need within our local community. Our pupils even designed posters to show which items were needed most, helping everyone contribute in a meaningful way. These activities help our children understand from an early age the importance of generosity, empathy, and supporting others.
The week concluded with a special Harvest assembly, where pupils reflected on the impact of their efforts and the value of community. It has been wonderful to see our everyone actively engaging in helping those less fortunate while celebrating the spirit of giving. 💛
@foodbankaid
#nbhhampstead #nurseryschool #preprep #harvestfestival #schoolcommunity #givingback #wearecognita #foodbankaid
This morning, we came together for a special Hello Yellow assembly, inspired by the YoungMinds campaign, to celebrate World Mental Health Day and support children and young people’s well-being.
Our students reflected on what mental health means, acknowledging that it’s normal to have both good and bad days. They explored how talking openly about feelings can break down stigma, and shared thoughtful ways to support themselves and each other through listening, checking in, showing kindness, and asking for help, which is a true sign of strength.
We’re also thrilled to share that, thanks to our students, staff, and families, we’ve raised a total of £3,719.80 for @youngmindsuk! 👏
Let’s make every day a ‘yellow day’ in spirit: full of kindness, empathy, and connection. 💛
#nbhhampstead #worldmentalhealthday #mentalhealthawareness #schoolassembly #wearecognita
MAKE AN ENQUIRY
From September 2025, NBH Regent’s Park will become Alleyn’s Regent’s Park.
As we transition to Alleyn’s Regents Park in September 2025, we recommend that any families looking to join us from September 2025 onwards enquire below.