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Friday was an emotional day at Talbot Heath. For the first time in three years, the school community was able to celebrate the school’s birthday in the front quad with a service ( even if...

It has been wonderful to see the campus bursting into life with the arrival of Spring and the commencement of onsite events. The Linguists’ dinner brought joie de vivre to the Great Hall, as talented...

Last week we marked International Women’s Day in school, in particular focussing on some of the women in the political field across the globe who are pioneering or showing remarkable determination and commitment to women’s...

  Last week was a whirlwind of dressing up in Junior School; we held our Year 6 WW2 D Day experience, visited the Nothe Fort in Weymouth as evacuees and on Thursday everyone, including all...

Last week was a very busy but exciting time here at Talbot Heath. Our Upper 6 pupils have been sitting their mock exams, our Upper 5 Food GCSE candidates producing stunning creations for their practical...

Last week saw 4B hold our first class assembly for two years! It was such a treat to be able to invite and welcome parents into school; to meet, chat, share a coffee and then...

It has been exciting to hear the birds singing around site over the past week; there are certainly signs of spring in the air. We were delighted to celebrate the International Day for Women in...

Our assemblies last week focused on Holocaust Memorial Day and were a reminder to us of the need to protect the dignity and rights of all and prevent the marginalisation of groups within our society....

The expression,  ‘it’s a dog’s life’, originated in the sixteenth century in a time when dogs were kept as watchdogs or hunting animals. They often weren’t allowed in the house, but were kept in kennels,...

My theme for this half term in our Pre-Prep assemblies is Homes; an appreciation of our own homes and any stories involving houses and homes. Predictably, I began with ‘The Three Little Pigs’ and yesterday...