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THE HALL
The campus is centred around Spratton Hall itself; a fine Georgian building which houses the dining hall, library, the School Office, Year 3 classrooms, Headmaster's study and the SEN Department.
THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
The Science Department incorporates three purpose-built laboratories and the Prep Room. There is a full-time technician on hand to assist the staff in practical lessons. All the Laboratories have a constant gas and electricity supply so that the children can work with scientific equipment, for example, bunsen burners and light generators.
THE ART DEPARTMENT
The Art Department contains two Art rooms one of which is used for ceramics. Within Art, children have the opportunity to draw, paint with different media,partake in fabric work and collages, work in 2D and 3D, learn basic ceramic techniques and learn about the History of Art within the topic.
THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT
The Music Centre incorporates three large classrooms and six individual rooms for instrumental practise. This has been refurbished in the last year.
BICKLEY BUILDING
This splendid building was opened in 1995. It incorporates ten classrooms including two IT suites and classrooms assigned specifically to Mathematics, Geography, History and French. A staff workroom and staff offices can also be found within the Bickley building.
HUNTER HALL
This is a large hall which is primarily used for school assemblies, examinations, Art exhibitions, indoor activities (e.g. ballet) and social gatherings.
YEAR 4 BUILDING
This is a split level building comprising three classrooms on the lower level predominantly used for Year 4 tutor rooms and teaching and two classrooms on the upper level for Year 1.
THE SCHOOL GROUNDS
Spratton Hall school is situated in twenty-five acres of ground. This provides an idyllic environment for hosting sports matches as well as sports lessons and practises. The school also boasts 2 all-weather surfaces. The top surface has 6 tennis courts. Furthermore, there is a cricket pavilion and nets.
PRE-PREP
There are three separate teaching blocks. The Nursery is housed in a self contained unit. Year 1 is housed on the upper level of the Year 4 Building and Reception and Year 2 are housed in their own block. There is an enclosed playground with climbing frames and numerous outdoor activities to entertain the children throughout break times.
Benjamin Franklin
