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quick links request a prospectus senior registration preparatory registration policies and reports calendar term dates senior intranet prep intranet parent portal pupil portal vacancies senior prep development old foresters sylvestrian leisure centre portals meet sam meet sam “at forest we have really good coaches. sport here gave me the pathway to play for the leyton orient academy.” age 17 house poole's favourite subject english school year y13 favourite sport football favourite instrument guitar meet alexander meet alexander "the best thing about school how many sports we can play." age 7 house poole's favourite subject games and maths school year 3 favourite sport rugby favourite instrument guitar meet petra meet petra “there are so many opportunities at forest.” forest was very different from my small primary school. walking around forest, there would be people i didn’t know but it wasn’t as scary as i thought it would be because i said ‘hi’ to everyone and they said ‘hi’ back. the way school is organised helps too, everyone being in both a form and a house. we see our form group every single day in registration and in class, whereas we have weekly house meetings with our housemistress and the girls in other year groups but do lots of house activities together. the diamond structure has helped too. i like being taught in all girl groups, although knowing that you can make friends with boys outside class, like in drama or science club, really helps. age 12 house baylis favourite subject drama school year y8 favourite sport hockey favourite instrument violin meet shona meet shona "in 'little foresters' we get to go into the forest and make things using the nature around us." age 6 house astell favourite subject maths school year 2 favourite sport netball favourite instrument piano meet louis meet louis "at forest, everyone has different interests, so i’m not defined by my music or anything else." i really enjoy school – i’m told i always have a big smile on my face. most of all, i’m loving the variety of music here at forest. i’m in the sixth form jazz band and lots of other groups; consequently, most lunch times i can be found in the music block doing something. i’ve been rehearsing for house music a lot lately which has been really good fun. i also had a role earlier this year in the english national opera’s production of the magic flute which played at the london coliseum. my costume was really cool and had very weird eyes. a review in ‘what’s on stage’ said the three boys (i was third boy) were an “excellent trio of wizened little man-boys”, so that was exciting. but i’m not just into music, i like sports and art as well. anything creative, really. at forest, everyone has different interests, so i’m not defined by my music or anything else. in fact, i have just come back from the annual tour to barcelona with the u.13 football team, training at the world famous club and playing some local youth teams. that was a very exciting week. age 12 house bishop's favourite subject music school year y8 favourite sport football favourite instrument french horn meet juliet meet juliet "i would like to be the first woman to step on the moon!" age 9 house johnians favourite subject maths school year 5 favourite sport rounders favourite instrument piano meet finlay meet finlay "i’m grateful to forest for giving me the freedom to explore all my interests, no matter how eccentric." i’m grateful to forest for giving me the freedom to explore all my interests, no matter how eccentric. last year, i organised a two-hour comedy night as part of my epq (an a-level project-based qualification on your own chosen interest). with access to the school’s resources and facilities, i booked a performance space, designed a set, recruited acts and a tech team and held a ticketed performance in aid of a charity. forest also allows me the flexibility to continue acting and voiceover work outside school. every kind of person is catered for here at forest, so we are all different and we embrace and respect those differences. many of my friends didn’t discover their real passions until forest enabled them to try new things. age 17 house bishop's favourite subject english school year y13 favourite sport football favourite instrument guitar meet abigail meet abigail "i want to be a pediatrician when i grow up." age 8 house johnians favourite subject reading & thinking skills school year 4 favourite sport running favourite instrument piano meet sharlenee meet sharlenee "as part of the forest diploma, we have weekly mindfulness sessions. when you are stressed, frustrated, annoyed, or angry with exams or homework, practicing mindfulness really helps.” forest is different because it’s really diverse and busy. i came because i knew i would be happier being in a place where i could just dive into anything. now i’m in the sixth form i am thinking about life beyond forest. i want to go to university and study medicine, and am finding that we are prepared thoroughly for the next step. apart from advice about higher education, i have enjoyed doing community work, learning life skills such as finance management, basic cooking, and mindfulness, which we all practice. ready? close your eyes, slow your thoughts down for one minute, let your emotions and thoughts pass by - but don’t dwell on them. are you feeling calmer and less stressed now?. age 17 house astell favourite subject drama and science school year y13 favourite sport hockey favourite instrument violin meet keerit meet keerit age 5 house doctor's favourite subject maths school year y1 favourite sport tennis favourite instrument piano meet victor meet victor “as i plan to study medicine at university, i have arranged a trip to africa during the summer holidays. i will be spending five days in a private surgery and five days in a public surgery.” if you come to forest, just make sure you take every opportunity to get involved in sport, music, drama, work or anything else. i have played saxophone in the big band since year 8, been on the basketball team since year 8, and played in a senior jazz ensemble since year 9. i have also taken part in the chemistry olympiad. by taking part in all these things you learn a lot about yourself and other people, as well as having great fun. forest provides all these opportunities to pursue ambitions and develop skills which will help you as much as academia. i am never bored at forest – there’s always something going on. enjoy the community here too. you’ll feel part of something special. age 17 house copeland's favourite subject music school year y13 favourite sport football favourite instrument saxophone meet isabelle meet isabelle "i want to be an artist when i grow up." age 7 house doctor's favourite subject english school year 3 favourite sport tennis favourite instrument violin meet suleiman meet suleiman “i play cricket and the bassoon, but not at the same time!” forest has always helped me to reflect on what i am good at and where i might need to improve. my favourite subject is science, which might be because i particularly love learning about animals and plants in biology. for all our subjects there are good guidelines on how to do homework and during the exam period teachers offer you revision sessions and materials. outside lesson time, i play cricket and the bassoon, but not at the same time! whatever you are good at, it is fair to say that forest teachers praise you when you put the hard work in, and if you need to improve they will invariably support you and find time to chat. age 13 house johnians favourite subject science school year y9 favourite sport cricket favourite instrument bassoon meet william meet william "i like the pre-prep because it is bigger than other schools that i have been to before." age 5 house astell favourite subject art school year 1 favourite sport cricket favourite instrument piano meet emily meet emily “i love the sixth form is separate to the rest of the school. we have our own space and are treated like adults by our teachers.” the diamond structure has worked well for me. i feel it’s good to have boys and girls taught separately for the first five years because we do mature in different ways, and then we come together in the sixth form where we have our own space and are treated more like young adults. i have also loved being part of my house from day 1. it has shaped who i am. as houses are single-sex, girls are not overshadowed by the boys, or vice versa. everyone has more confidence to speak out about themselves. i am more outgoing now and have tried new things, such as doing an internship with the police. age 17 house astell favourite subject history school year y13 favourite sport netball favourite instrument clarinet a unique school that nurtures unique personalities life at forest every pupil strives to be the best they can at forest, we value the thriving development of young people to achieve the very best of which they are capable. where next? senior school prep school values and aims news & updates a hive of activity keep up-to-date with the latest news, views and opinion from the classroom to cloisters. prev next whole school year 7 musician wins at blackheath festival stay up to date with senior school news view all articles whole school ’s diving club enjoys a successful trip to swanage whole school new international link whole school year 7 and year 8 steam society stay up to date with prep school news view all articles whole school of nicola walker academic characteristics of the forest learner initiative flexibility independence planning looking ahead time management responsibility determination commitment pastoral recognising each child as an individual our guiding principle is that every pupil is known and valued. play forest from above co-curricular it's what makes our pupils stand out from the crowd it is often said that forest pupils are as busy outside of the classroom as they are within it. where next? school history the diamond structure warden’s introduction forest parents the informed parent the informed parent (tip) is dedicated to providing news, information, and reassurance to forest parents as their children move up the school prev next navigate the challenges of parenting view all articles ransomware – what it is, what to do teens and sleep children advise lords on digital rights a safer internet digital awareness for parents and pupils five critical skills every new graduate should have understanding children’s online resilience prospectus fees school policies terms and conditions term dates facility hire vacancies contact data privacy , london, e17 3py | 020 8520 1744 | [email protected] cookies policy | web design by twk

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