Rehearsals are underway for the Spring Concert, Blundell's on the Sea.
Ahoy! Rehearsals for the Blundell’s on the Sea Spring Concert reached a peak with a visit from the internationally renowned composer Alexeander L’Estrange.
Blundell's has a well stocked shop located at the Senior School
The School Shop is located next to the visitor carpark and stocks Prep School and Senior School uniforms, sports kit, various sporting equipment and stationary items. We also stock second hand school uniforms and sports kits, too.
The opening times during term time are:
During school holidays, the school shop is open by appointment only.
To make an appointment or if you have any queries, please contact Sophie or Felicity on 01884 232316 or email shop@blundells.org.Please see below downloadable documents that offer some more information on uniform, how to book appointments and any forms that are required for uniform fittings.
Downloads
Prep School Name Tape Order Form 2022
Ahoy! Rehearsals for the Blundell’s on the Sea Spring Concert reached a peak with a visit from the internationally renowned composer Alexeander L’Estrange.
1st XV beat Marlborough
The Educational Quality inspection reports on the quality of the school’s work. It focuses on the two key outcomes: - The achievement of the pupils, including their academic development, and - The personal development of the pupils. In both, the school was graded as EXCELLENT, the highest grade that may be awarded.
Blundell’s School announces new Director of Cricket Dean Headley
Blundell’s provide support to local community
This year’s Blundell’s One Day Event took place once again at the stunning Pontispool Equestrian Centre, near Taunton.
Our Head of Pre-Prep, Mrs Clifford, hosts a sell out community event at Tiverton Library
Music ignites all areas of child development and skills, including intellectual, social, emotional and motor language. It enhances good concentration and develops listening skills so that the child can achieve academically in all areas of the curriculum.
The children cannot wait to put on their Wellington boots to get outside to ‘play’ each week, but what are the benefits of this ‘Forest School fad’?! Is there really any value in climbing trees, lighting fires and creating mud pies?! Where is the learning?!