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Talbot Heath School is delighted to announce that it will be opening 12 new nursery places for two-year-old girls from 1st September 2025, following a funding allocation of £23,448. This project has been funded through...

Talbot Heath School is delighted to announce outstanding GCSE results for 2025, reflecting the school’s commitment to academic excellence and holistic development. This year, 63 girls sat their GCSE examinations, and the results have once...

Talbot Heath School is celebrating another year of exceptional A Level results, with 37% of all grades awarded at A* or A—well above the national average—and 71% of grades at A* to B. In a...

Summer term in the Food Department ended in a fluffy of activity as Upper 3 competed in their very own baking battle. All the students were challenged with designing and creating a batch of fabulous...

South West Junior Chef of the Year – Dorset Finals Congratulations go to Aggie M and Alice T who were selected to compete in the Dorset finals of the year’s South West Junior Chef of...

Young ladies at Talbot Heath had a simply delightful time last week honouring Jane Austen’s 250th birthday with a series of Regency-inspired festivities. The week began with Lower 5 enjoying the 2020 film adaptation of...

What an incredible few days of competition for TH’s A and B teams at the National Tennis Finals, playing in the Aberdare Cup matches and proudly representing Talbot Heath and our Tennis Academy partnership with...

Last week, the Lower 4 pupils were treated to a brilliant workshop, led by the accomplished actor, Jim Parkes from The Globe Theatre in London. Known for his work with the National Youth Theatre and...

On Wednesday 2nd July, the TH Junior pupils were fortunate to attend a special assembly led by Jonathan Kane, who delivered an engaging and informative talk on beach safety. Jonathan shared a wealth of important...

 As part of our innovative Fitness for Wellbeing curriculum, we were delighted to welcome Hayley Field – Lifestyle Ninja and Health Coach – to Talbot Heath to speak with our U4 students about what it...