Life beyond the classroom.
Sport, art, music, clubs, trips and friendships. The part of school a child remembers longest. This is life at Prime beyond the timetable, and the practical things that keep the year running.
Explore school life.
July and August, ages 3 to 18, across all three campuses. Sport, arts, STEM and excursions, in English. Open to all families.
Events, achievements, university news and stories from across the campuses, written by the school for its families.
Term dates, breaks, exam windows and public holidays for 2025/26. The whole year on one page.
EU-funded international trips through a dedicated grant team. Global experience at no extra cost to families.
Sport, arts and enrichment.
Every campus runs a programme of sport, arts and enrichment alongside the Cambridge curriculum, included, in the case of activities, in a single termly pass.
Football, volleyball, athletics and seasonal fixtures, with PE built into every week and the coast on the doorstep at Estoril.
Studio art and design, ensembles and performance, with exhibitions and showcases through the year.
Robotics, coding, debate, aviation, science and more, all in one termly Activities Pass rather than priced one by one.
Families from across the world sit side by side at Prime. A genuinely international community, rather than merely a phrase.
Wellbeing is part of the curriculum.
A child who is settled, known and supported learns better. Wellbeing at Prime is not an add-on or a response to crisis. It is built into the weekly rhythm.
Freshly cooked, every day.
Lunch is a proper meal, not an afterthought. All campuses have a canteen serving freshly prepared food with dietary options for every need.
What parents say.
My daughter has thrived at Prime. The Activities Pass means she can try everything without us worrying about the cost of each club. She plays football on Tuesdays, codes on Thursdays and is learning the violin. All included.
The Erasmus+ trip to the Netherlands was transformative for our son. He came back more confident, more curious and with friends in three other countries. And it cost us nothing. That is extraordinary.
See it for yourself.
The clubs, the corridors, the noise at break. Book a private tour and see school life as it actually is.