Skip to main content

What says..

Sport happens whatever the weather, evident from the amount of mud lingering around the peg areas. Parents say the school’s seven acres of playing fields and grounds were a huge draw for them picking the school. From year 3, everyone plays hockey, football and cricket, plus either rugby or netball. Lovely to see boys keen to play netball and – up to year 6 – girls can opt for rugby. Most children do some form of club or activity after school. There’s mountains to choose from, including sailing, surfing and surf life-saving –  the beach is just a few minutes' drive away after all. The fantastic modern music school comprises a large classroom with performing area and practice rooms, all in full swing when we visited. Nearly 60 per cent of children...

Read review »

What the school says...

Formerly Mowden School, Lancing Prep Hove joined the Lancing College family of schools in 2002, when it also became co-educational.
We aim to offer every child the opportunities to achieve their potential within a broad and varied curriculum. Whilst ensuring that each child achieves their very best academically, we believe there is much more to be found than academia alone.
Central to our ethos is the idea that all pupils have at least one co-curricular area in which they can excel, and to that end we place great importance on the teaching of Art, Drama, Music and Sport alongside those subjects you would expect to find in the National Curriculum.
Whilst we are proud of our traditions, we are also a forward-thinking school, looking to build upon our past successes to achieve even greater heights in the future. By the time our pupils leave, they will have acquired a confidence and a self-belief, together with a set of values that will remain with them throughout their lives.
...Read more

Do you know this school?

The schools we choose, and what we say about them, are founded on parents’ views. If you know this school, please share your views with us.

Please login to post a comment.

What The Good Schools Guide says

Head Mistress

Since 2016, Kirsty Keep BEd (Homerton College, Cambridge). Her first headship and the school’s first female head. Started her career teaching English at Edge Grove and then spent 11 years as head of the lower school at Downsend Prep in Surrey. Her husband teaches maths here and they have a daughter in year 7. ‘It’s a real family affair,’ she says, calling LPH ‘the fourth member of the family’.

Her office is in the plumiest of spots, overlooking the sports field and smart Astro courts. Bags of natural light and, on a clear day, amazing sunsets. Children pass her windows regularly with their relaxed animation and chatter. ‘It’s a great way of finding out a few things!’ she admits.

Parents call her a ‘straightforward’ and ‘inspiring’...

Subscribe now for instant access to read The Good Schools Guide review.

Already subscribed? Login here.

Special Education Needs


Subscribe for instant access to in-depth reviews:

☑ 30,000 Independent, state and special schools in our parent-friendly interactive directory
☑ Instant access to in-depth UK school reviews
☑ Honest, opinionated and fearless independent reviews of over 1,000 schools
☑ Independent tutor company reviews

Try before you buy - The Charter School Southwark

Buy Now

GSG Blog >

The Good Schools Guide newsletter

Educational insight in your inbox. Sign up for our popular newsletters.