Inside the Walsall school where children are taught 'anything is possible'
'Believe it, achieve it' is the motto at a Walsall school where pupils are taught "anything is possible".
Headteacher Matthew Draper said comments are often made about how confident youngsters at Mayfield Preparatory School are.
One of the ways youngsters at the Sutton Road school are able to build on their confidence is by presenting to an audience, whether this be in lessons, class assemblies or at school events.
Mr Draper said: "The school's motto 'Believe it, achieve it' sums up that the children are encouraged to believe that anything is possible to have the determination and perseverance to achieve anything they would like to."
Mayfield teaches pupils aged between two and 11 and is an independent school, meaning it is able to teach beyond the national curriculum.
School goers are taught subjects like Ancient Greek and Latin, as well as developing debating skills in Current Affairs lessons and learning essential preparation for grammar school entrance exams.
The school has specialist teachers in a range of subjects including Music, PE, Maths, English, Science, Languages and Early Years.
