what's on

The Classic Vehicle Show is back and it promises to be a weekend filled with nostalgia. Whether you're a car enthusiast, a motorcycle lover, or simply appreciate the beauty of classic vehicles, this event is not to be missed.

The main attraction at the Classic Vehicle Show will be the stunning collection of classic cars and motorcycles. You'll have the opportunity to get up close and personal with these beauties, with owners on hand to share their stories and knowledge. It will be the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow vehicle enthusiasts and share your passion for all things classic.

£16 for Adults and £11 for kids when pre-booked

The Classic Vehicle Show is back and it promises to be a weekend filled with nostalgia. Whether you're a car enthusiast, a motorcycle lover, or simply appreciate the beauty of classic vehicles, this event is not to be missed.

The main attraction at the Classic Vehicle Show will be the stunning collection of classic cars and motorcycles. You'll have the opportunity to get up close and personal with these beauties, with owners on hand to share their stories and knowledge. It will be the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow vehicle enthusiasts and share your passion for all things classic.

£16 for Adults and £11 for kids when pre-booked

Our heritage crafts weekend returns - this time with even more traditional skills to discover.

Step back in time and witness traditional crafts in action. Across the museum we'll be showcasing the work of traditional craftspeople including natural dyeing, flint knapping, felting, lacemaking and spinning. There'll also be live folk music throughout the weekend, adding to the atmosphere of the event.

See a blacksmith at work in our forge, meet the Middlesex Woodturning group, and discover thatching techniques.

Meet a farrier - specialising in the care and shoeing of horses' hooves.

Learn why rope walking may not be what you think and how you don't need to be a wizard to make a besom broom.
Visit our bodgers area in the woodland... Read more

Our heritage crafts weekend returns - this time with even more traditional skills to discover.

Step back in time and witness traditional crafts in action. Across the museum we'll be showcasing the work of traditional craftspeople including natural dyeing, flint knapping, felting, lacemaking and spinning. There'll also be live folk music throughout the weekend, adding to the atmosphere of the event.

See a blacksmith at work in our forge, meet the Middlesex Woodturning group, and discover thatching techniques.

Meet a farrier - specialising in the care and shoeing of horses' hooves.

Learn why rope walking may not be what you think and how you don't need to be a wizard to make a besom broom.
Visit our bodgers area in the woodland... Read more

Adapted from Quentin Blake's classic tale, Mrs Armitage on Wheels, Scoot Theatre present a 40-minute interactive, energetic show, celebrating the joy of getting outdoors and being active. Scoot Theatre's adaptation is a fun, family show suitable for aged 3+ and particularly enjoyable to primary-aged children, featuring live music, puppetry and physical comedy, Mrs Armitage on Wheels celebrates the power of imagination, the importance of resilience and the joy of embracing the great outdoors.

A large walk-in labyrinth of colour and light will fill the lawn at Stockwood Discovery Centre this August. Visitors are invited to don a primary-coloured cloak to become part of the colour experience and step into a new world of intense colour and light.
You can freely walk anywhere to explore this amazing space and will discover musicians and dancers anywhere inside leading you on a journey of all the senses. The musicians may be found in a large Silver Dome playing unusual instruments - maybe Tibetan Singing bowls or Asian instruments or instruments of water, maybe playing the branch of a tree or a bicycle wheel with a violin bow! And the dancers express the music with creative movement that draws you into the experience.

A large walk-in labyrinth of colour and light will fill the lawn at Stockwood Discovery Centre this August. Visitors are invited to don a primary-coloured cloak to become part of the colour experience and step into a new world of intense colour and light.
You can freely walk anywhere to explore this amazing space and will discover musicians and dancers anywhere inside leading you on a journey of all the senses. The musicians may be found in a large Silver Dome playing unusual instruments - maybe Tibetan Singing bowls or Asian instruments or instruments of water, maybe playing the branch of a tree or a bicycle wheel with a violin bow! And the dancers express the music with creative movement that draws you into the experience.

Free Fun Sessions!

Storytelling and African drumming, led by Martin Hanson from Osagyefo.

These sessions are on a first come first served basis as there are limited spaces available.

Free Fun Sessions!

Storytelling and African drumming, led by Martin Hanson from Osagyefo.

These sessions are on a first come first served basis as there are limited spaces available.

Hansel and Gretel are siblings that just can't seem to get along. They argue about everything: Who's the loudest, who's the fastest, who's the smartest, who's Mum's favourite, and who gets the most Christmas presents?! So when they wake up lost and confused in the heart of the enchanted forest one day, it's no surprise they even disagree about how they came to be there! But with only a trail of breadcrumbs to guide them home, they'll have to put aside their differences once and for all to solve the mystery of how they got there and make it home in time for tea!

Join us at Stockwood Discovery Centre as we journey through time as history comes alive.

This two day festival features a variety of living history encampments, recreating a glimpse of daily life from years gone by. From medieval knights to heritage craft demonstrations, visitors can interact with historical reenactors, have a go at skills such as archery or listen to the musical sounds of our past. Come and experience Stockwood as it travels back in time.

Join us at Stockwood Discovery Centre as we journey through time as history comes alive.

This two day festival features a variety of living history encampments, recreating a glimpse of daily life from years gone by. From medieval knights to heritage craft demonstrations, visitors can interact with historical reenactors, have a go at skills such as archery or listen to the musical sounds of our past. Come and experience Stockwood as it travels back in time.

Join us for our first Open Event of the new academic year on Saturday 20 September.

This day includes a chance to hear from our Head, Mrs Sharon Schanschieff, as well as tour our vast and impressive school site, dropping in on the different departments in both the prep and senior school, where you will meet our Heads of Department who will be able to answer any questions you may have.

Other members of staff will be on hand to share information and answer any questions about admissions (including scholarships), our extensive school transport network, cocurricular provision, uniform, catering and much, much more.