The Edenhurst Edge
Our vision is to equip children with the necessary skills and attributes to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
We want them to have the ‘Edenhurst Edge’ – that little bit extra that sets them above their peers.
At Edenhurst children can take pride in their individuality, and build their confidence and passion for learning. We develop their ability to embrace all the challenges they may encounter in later life.
Children become confident and adaptable risk takers, supported by specialist teachers.
We maintain the tradition of promoting Courtesy, Honesty, Respect and Endeavour in our pupils.
We work closely with parents to make our school feel like a ‘home away from home’ for our children.
We focus on what we do differently at Edenhurst and the choice that we offer parents in preparing their children for the next stage of their education.
Development Plan 2025-26 Priorities
Edenhurst Preparatory School continually undertakes a series of activities to evaluate its provision. Included within this are contributions from staff, pupils, parents and the governing body, the findings of which are incorporated into a School Development Plan.
Over the course of 2025-26, we shall be focusing on three key areas which are aligned with our mission and will support our vision.
The three key areas are:
| Everyone Belongs: Growing Our School Community Together |
| We want every child, parent, and member of staff to feel like they truly belong here. That means taking time to listen to one another, celebrate what makes us different, and build strong, positive relationships across the school. Whether it’s through House events, buddy systems, community projects or simply the way we speak to each other every day, we are committed to creating a place where everyone feels welcome, seen, and valued. |
| Being Our Best Selves: Growing Character and Kindness |
| Alongside academic learning, we believe in helping children grow into kind, thoughtful, and responsible people. Through day to day conversations, assemblies, and opportunities to lead and support others, pupils will live the EPS values of courtesy, honesty, respect and endeavour. It’s not about being perfect, it’s about trying to do the right thing, learning from mistakes, and always aiming to be our best selves. |
| Learning To Learn: Building Strong Skills for Success |
| We know that helping children understand how to learn is just as important as what they learn. Across the school, staff will focus on giving clear instructions, modelling new ideas carefully, and checking in regularly to make sure everyone is keeping up. We want our pupils to be able to say, ‘I know what success looks like here and I can do it myself.’ These habits will help them grow into confident, curious learners who are ready for whatever comes next. |
