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On Friday we celebrated the 136th Birthday of Talbot Heath. The day always begins with the cutting of the cake and the morning always concludes with a special service in the main quad around the...

  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 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...

Last week,  we held a minute’s silence at 11am and today stopped whilst Mr Hall played the ‘Last Post’ by the poppy cascade to mark Remembrance Day.  A minute can seem like a long time...

Last week was ‘National Picnic’ week; the dictionary defines a picnic as, ‘An occasion when a packed meal is eaten outdoors, especially during an outing to the countryside.’ I think there is something really special...

Having listened to the news yesterday, it made me think about the power of words and prompted me to revisit one of my favourite assemblies with Pre-Prep. I collected some sticks and stones and talked to the...

This week has been an important one, in that the G7 has been taking place in Cornwall. I think it is rather wonderful that the leaders of the wealthiest democracies in the world have come...

This week I joined Year 2 on a very exciting trip around the world! We all boarded a plane, fastened our seat belts, taxied down the runway and took off. Mrs Worsley and Mrs Diment,...

Last week was Mental Health Awareness Week and the media has been full of articles about how the pandemic has increased the incidence of mental health and has offered prolific advice about relaxation, how to...

Did you vote last week?  I did. I feel very strongly that it is vital that we all use our vote. So many people have fought, suffered and even died so that we all have...