Quainton Hall aims to create an atmosphere in which pupils feel secure and valued.
Our priority is the welfare and safety of all our pupils, and we work to provide an environment in which pupils feel safe and listened to.
Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children includes protecting children from maltreatment and ensuring children are able to grow up in circumstances consistent with the provision of safe and effective care and taking action to enable all children to have the best outcomes.
The Safeguarding Policy forms a key element of our work in achieving this. Our School Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy has been developed to foster a safe environment for all within the School, inclusive of children, staff, governors, agency staff, volunteers, sub-contracted staff, visitors, guests and all others who are affiliated with the School.
All Safeguarding issues are to be reported immediately to the Prep Safeguarding Lead/DDSL, Miss Emily Sherr (Head of Little Lyons & Pre-Prep), who can be contacted by email at [email protected] or by telephone on 0208 515 9522.
In her absence, safeguarding matters can be reported to the other Prep School Deputy Designated Safeguarding Leads, who are: Mrs Ayesha Rasool, Mrs Angela Shaw, Mrs Shaheera Alimohamed and Mrs Christina Evans, who can be contacted on 020 8861 8861.
Click here to view our policies, including our Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy.
At Quainton Hall we concur with educational theorists who emphasise the importance of the creative mind and ‘emotional intelligence’ and ‘wellbeing’ – the need to develop the whole personality and children’s imaginations especially. Drama has the power to liberate the mind.
We encourage all Quainton Hall pupils to become healthy, independent and responsible members of society. 
Art is an integral part of Quainton Hall’s curriculum, providing our pupils with a unique means of expressing their ideas by allowing them to explore new thoughts and give life to their creative minds.
History is taught throughout the School and pupils are encouraged to find out about events and peoples.
Planet Earth is our only home. It is an mind-blowing, diverse and constantly changing place of awesome beauty and power. 
French is the language of our nearest neighbours, probably the easiest foreign language for English speakers to learn and, after English, one of the most widely-learned languages worldwide.
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The core of every science lesson at Quainton Hall is about developing every pupil’s curiosity in the world around them. 
We provide a wide range of sporting activities and opportunities for all children.
At Quainton Hall, Computing covers the use of electronic technology in all its forms, including computers and other communication devices.
Mathematics is a key subject for children of all ages at Quainton Hall.
English is taught using lively and creative methods through a variety of texts and resources incorporating ICT from Pre-Prep onwards.