Welcome to Ashley Manor Preparatory School
Ashley Manor Preparatory School is a vibrant and nurturing independent school for boys and girls aged from 9 months to 11 years. Set within forty-five acres of beautiful parkland on the edge of the Cotswolds, and just minutes from the heart of Cheltenham, the school offers the perfect balance of space, inspiration, and opportunity.
Our rich and rigorous academic curriculum, including dedicated 11+ preparation for local grammar schools, is complemented by a warm and supportive environment where every child is encouraged to shine. Creativity flourishes across the arts, sport, and outdoor learning, ensuring pupils develop confidence, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning in a truly unique setting.
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Last week, Year 2 enjoyed learning about Tudor entertainment and making jester masks. The jesters then had lots of fun performing to the Queen!👑
Last Wednesday, Year 5 took part in an inspiring Electric Umbrella assembly as part of International Acceptance Day. We absolutely loved joining in with their uplifting song “No Such Thing as Normal” 🎶💛
The session reminded us that our differences are what make us brilliant — and that every person brings something unique and valuable to our community.
After the assembly, we had thoughtful discussions about what makes each of us different, why that should be celebrated, and how we can show acceptance every day. The children then created powerful posters sharing their messages of inclusion, kindness, and individuality. 🌈✨
We are so proud of their empathy, creativity and open‑mindedness.
There really is no such thing as normal — and that’s what makes the world wonderful. 💛🌍
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Reception have thoroughly enjoyed their Literacy focus book over the last few weeks, 'I am Henry Finch'. This week they have worked on a fingerprint project to create little finches, like Henry himself, using their own enlarged fingerprints and fineliner black pens. They paid careful attention to the finches' expressions, reflecting on parts of the story.
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