This is Louise Flind’s review of Deepdene’s Bugsy Malone production. It was published in The Argus on Friday 17th June 2016: “Deepdene School’s Bugsy Malone was a win-win. A winning piece and a winner. Bugsy Malone was after all written for children and Deepdene didn’t disappoint in delivering brilliantly choreographed chaos – no mean feat for a bunch of seven to 11-year-olds. Hats off…

A Meeting of Aspirations and Ethos For some months now, Roedean and Deepdene have been in discussion about working together to share resources, talent, expertise and enthusiasm. This has grown out of our schools’ shared vision of education that is genuinely holistic. We have now developed an exciting partnership arrangement which will benefit pupils across…

The Deepdene contest to win the Delancy UK Schools Chess Challenge Trophy is underway! The first round, with 12 budding chess players taking part, took place at Deepdene on Friday 22nd January. Following rounds will take place over the next 6 weeks. Strict contest rules are adhered to with the 6 matches being adjudicated by Mr Gane. All children received…

The below was taken from The Argus on January 13th 2016: “Deepdene School in Hove, already renowned for its academic success, is celebrating becoming a registered centre for the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art after pupils returned outstanding results. The School, an independently owned co-educational nursery and prep school for children aged six months to…