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The Talbot Heath school community were delighted to celebrate 139 years in education last week, led by Headteacher Tracy Harris. Both the junior and senior school, along with staff and governors, celebrated in the Lily...

The junior school (year 2-6) warmly welcome you to an afternoon of musical variety, with performances from our Junior Ensembles. Tickets are free and available here Venue: The Hub. Doors open at 2.20pm for a...

Following the exciting Talbot Heath Swimming Academy launch news, we welcome Karen Yendole as our new swimming coach, who will work alongside Head of Swimming Barry Alldrick. With impressive achievements, Karen brings a wealth of experience...

Talbot Heath were delighted to host their very first Paddington Marmalade Festival on Friday 25th April. Grandparents and special guests were invited for a special tea, and then joined the Pre-Prep pupils for a host...

In the week before Easter break, Year 9 girls took part of their Outdoor Learning session to join the Reception class in Forest School. They chatted, played together, shared some hot chocolate and listened to...

Just before the Easter break, TH had the privilege of welcoming CTRL, an emerging boy band, for an exciting live performance which delivered a crucial message about online safety. The group captivated senior students with...

Following her victory, Jemima became the GB Schools Biathlon Champion just before the Easter school break. She then embarked on a journey to Barcelona, where she proudly represented Britain as part of the Pentathlon GB...

In a special Careers Week assembly at Talbot Heath school, two remarkable women entrepreneurs, Sam Acton and Frances Miles, took centre stage to share their inspiring career journeys with our students. Sam Acton, the Founder...

‘We are delighted to share that our recent Quiz Night was a fantastic success, raising an incredible £598 to support PSS events and projects for the upcoming year. ‘It was wonderful to see so many...

The challenge of preparing young people for the future world of work has never been greater. The British Council estimates that as many as 65% of today’s students will ultimately work in jobs that don’t...