Prior Park College Events

Join us for this adrenaline-fueled event, led by students. Top-quality performances and great fun! Tickets are always in high demand so are limited to 4 per family.

Set in 1930s England, a “challenging” foster child gets the chance to stay with a grieving widow in coastal Devon. Welcomed by some, but treated with suspicion by others, Fran navigates this new world encountering new friends, the odd ghost and even Royalty!

2 one act pieces performed by the A level Upper 6th Drama group. The first entitled "Swallow" examines the lives of three women trying to find ways to re-enter the world. The second, "Julie" is a modern adaptation of the classic Strindberg play "Miss Julie". Both pieces run for approximately 35 minutes and the estimated running time is 1.5 hours plus a 20 minute interval.

A selection of monologues from Shakespeare to Sophocles, from Ibsen to Strindberg. A short showcase lasting no more than 30 minutes highlighting component 2 scripted examination work.

Join us in The Mansion for a talk by Dr Ashish Bhatia and Dr Sarah Blaikley, local GPs, educators and lead doctors at Humble (www.humble.info), that will simplify the science of sleep and empower you with practical skills and resources to improve your sleep and support those you care for.

Follow the journey of a teenage girl (Grace) grappling with an enigmatic presence growing inside her, a force she knows isn't a typical life within. This mysterious entity starts in her stomach but soon engulfs her insides, leaving her haunted by questions. Does it possess teeth, skin, feathers, or spikes? What could it possibly be? Presented in a documentary style, 'The IT' is a darkly comic exploration of adolescent mental health and the internal turmoil that simmers beneath the surface. Join us for a riveting journey into the heart of a young girl's struggle, where sooner or later, something must give…...

The annual showcase for our talented music scholars. Refreshments from 6pm in the Mansion, with the concert starting at 6.30pm in the John Wood Chapel. All welcome and tickets are free but you will need one as space is limited.