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.
Ashley Manor News...
Year 6 headed off on their French residential early yesterday morning.
Having arrived safely after a long coach journey, the children were excited to discover their rooms and room mates, and then they had a play outside. They are looking forward to an action packed day of activities today!
On Wednesday, the U11A team travelled through torrential rain in the hope of honouring a scheduled cricket fixture against Hatherop Castle School. When we arrived, it was still raining, but there had been enough sunshine in between showers to minimise the damage! After a pitch inspection and a slight wicket alteration, the match commenced! We were very lucky to get through both innings just in time for the Heavens to open once more. We were victorious by 20 runs. There was some excellent bowling which really put us on the front foot. After the match, the staff from the hosting school commented on the lovely manners and politeness from our children - we are very proud of them. They sang all the way home - a delightful bus journey!
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In Year 1, the children have been finding out about the five senses, in particular the sense of sight. They have been looking carefully using their eyes to see things. They also talked about how it feels when they are blindfolded or close one eye. The children explored the objects and described how they felt.👀
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