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We are proud to publish Issue 4 from our Parent Association Spotlight Series. In this issue, ‘Music at WPNY’ has been featured and showcased. Does your child love music? Come and explore our school partnerships with Carnegie Hall and Music To Your Home. The range and breadth of musical offerings at Wetherby-Pembridge is inspiring and…

It was Prizegiving and ice creams all round, as we waved the children off for the summer holidays. Congratulations to the whole school community and it was special to commemorate an inspiring and memorable year. The smiles and sense of achievement spoke for themselves. A happy end to a happy year of learning, laughter, and…

Get ready for Prizegiving next week!

Sports Day 2021 was, without doubt, one of the highlights of the entire school year. Proudly representing Russet House, McIntosh House and Braeburn House, all children from Nursery to Grade 3 vied for glory at East Meadow. With points tallied across the day for individual sprints, soccer relays, team throwing and rugby passing, for example,…

Last Friday, I returned to my days as Deputy Head and Leo Valaoritis stepped into the role as Head of School for a Day. We all agree he did a great job and certainly had his work cut out for him for the day at 7E96! Looking smart, he greeted the children as they arrived…

Head of School for the Day! Leo is well-mannered, interesting and a true leader both in and out of  school.  Leo worked extremely hard last Friday. All of his Head of School duties were executed perfectly and with the help of his trusted partner Ms. Bailey. He greeted friends at the door,  made announcements and…

It’s time to get your House Pins to support your team!!! Go Russet! Go McIntosh! Go Braeburn!

This week, WPNY’s fabulous Grade 3 pupils participated  in the Virtual Violin Recital. It was a truly memorable concert to watch! Thank you to Grade 3 for all your hard work this year flexing your violin skills!

WPNY is delighted to be featured in The Good Schools Guide International. A GSGI School said ” You may love the quintessential Englishness of what is basically a small London prep school transplanted to Manhattan, complete with straw boaters (albeit made co-educational and with all mod cons). Or you may prefer something bigger or less…

Grade 2 have been learning about the tradition of storytelling in Central Asia by reading ‘Tales Told In Tents’ by Sally Pomme Clayton. They have been so inspired by this beautiful tradition of sharing stories that they are planning their own ‘Storytelling Extravaganza’ for all Wetherby-Pembridge pupils!