Talbot Heath

Curious

Minds

Generous

Hearts

Adventurous

Spirits

Talbot Heath is a leading independent through school in Dorset that offers girls aged 2-18 an outstanding education within a strong and supportive community.

Tracy Harris

Welcome to our extraordinary school

Our motto at Talbot Heath is ‘Honour before Honours’. It encapsulates the ethos of our school, an ethos that can be found in every aspect of the daily life at our school: discovering who you are, the importance of supporting others and striving to be the very best you can be. When you join Talbot Heath you become part of a unique empowering community where expectations are high and there are no limits to what our girls can achieve.

☕ Coffee & Catch-Up with Our Heads! ☕

Join us for an informal and friendly meeting with our Headteachers, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Pugh. This is a wonderful opportunity for parents to connect, share thoughts, and enjoy open communication with the school leadership.

📅 Date: Every Friday 🕒 Time: 8.30-9.15am
📍 Location: Head’s Study or the Boarding House (check on site)

Your input matters, and we’re here to listen! Let’s strengthen our school community together. We can’t wait to see you there! 🌟

#TalbotHeath #ParentCommunity #OpenDialogue #SchoolHeadsCatchUp
Studying for long periods can be overwhelming. Try the Pomodoro Technique: Study for 25 minutes, take a 5-minute break, then repeat! This can help you stay focused and refreshed! 📚 #WellbeingWednesday #StudySmart
Our U16 Netball team traveled to Weymouth last week to compete in the Dorset County Finals at Budmouth College, taking on some of the best teams in the region. Drawn into a highly competitive group, the team faced tough matches against BSG, PGS, Sherborne, Gillingham, and Beaminster—and they absolutely rose to the challenge! 

🏐 TH vs. BSG: Won 8 - 7 
🏐 TH vs. PGS: Narrowly lost 12 - 10 
🏐 TH vs. Sherborne: Won 13 - 7 
🏐 TH vs. Gillingham: Won 16 - 5 
🏐 TH vs. Beaminster: Won 16 - 8 

In an incredible display of competitiveness, three teams—TH, BSG, and PGS—were tied for first place, each having lost only one match, with TH scoring the most goals in the group: TH: 63 goals, PGS: 60 goals, BSG: 53 goals 

However, under England Netball's rules, the standings were determined by goal average rather than total goals scored. Despite tying for first place in match results, our goal average placed us 3rd, meaning we narrowly missed out on a spot in the semi-finals. While this was disappointing, the girls have so much to be proud of, and their determination and spirit were second to none! 

The focus now shifts to the Sisters in Sport National competition, where the team is ready to bring their best and achieve great things. 

A huge well done to the girls for reaching the Dorset County Finals and giving it their all! 🌟 Keep up the amazing work—we’re excited to see what you’ll achieve next!
Pop in & stock up on spare uniform or that warm jumper! 
Follow the signs to the Pre-Prep building, we look forward to seeing you 🙂
U43P finished their study of plate tectonics by creating some 3D models of composite and shield volcanoes, some even showing features such as the magma chamber and main vent. Their inter-disciplinary skills shone through, with volcanoes being crafted in Lego, expanding foam, clay, paper mache and even chocolate cake. Particular mention goes to Isla H, Lucy S, Efthalia M & Elkie S who were able to trigger eruptions with a combination of bicarb, vinegar and raspberry coulis.
Well done everyone, for embracing the volcano challenge! Mrs Chapleo 🌋🧪🍰
❄️✨ Warm up your child’s winter with exciting adventures at SuperCamps! ❄️✨

Supercamps are resident at Talbot Heath School every holiday, book direct www.supercamps.co.uk #Supercamps
🎾 Did you know we are the GB No.2 Tennis School? 🎾 

Our awesome U15 team are competing in the Regional Tennis Finals in Bath tomorrow. Wishing you good luck Emily, Iraja, Keira, Sophia and Morgan
@west_hants_club