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Students in Upper 4 had the unique opportunity to create their own curse tablets in an interdisciplinary lesson which fused Latin and Design together. Pupils learnt about the history of Roman curse tablets in their...

Year 5 dressed as Victorians for a visit to the Russell-Cotes Museum recently, all participating in a Victorian Christmas Experience. This was the culmination of their learning on the topic on the Victorian Era in...

Written by Ian Kirtland [Head of Science Faculty] In a thrilling culmination of the 2023 netball season, finally, on Thursday, November 23, 2023, amidst the challenges of calendar congestion and the unpredictable squalls of the...

Following on from the Armistice Day commemorations at TH, pupils in Upper 4 also took part in a WW1 trench reenactment experience thanks to the joint efforts of the History and Design departments. The new...

Congratulations to the U-14 netball team on reaching the south west regional finals in January. They played in the county finals last week at Canford school, and in their group they won all of their...

On a crisp November morning, the Swim Team headed north to Millfield to compete in the Independent Schools Association Regional Swimming Gala. For the youngest pupils, it would be their first competitive experience, for the...

The English Schools Swimming Association enjoyed hosting their 65th annual National Championships for Secondary School Teams, and with over 300 schools competing in regional qualifying rounds; to qualify, Talbot Heath found themselves in the top...

The Talbot Heath Drama and Music departments have truly outshone themselves with their fantastic collaborative production of Disney’s ‘Frozen’ this week. Mrs McDonald, Ms Cosgrove, Mrs Corlett and Mr Hall have all worked tirelessly for...

At the recent Dorset LTA awards, Talbot Heath was named 2023 Tennis School of the Year for Dorset. This award highlights the work the school does encouraging participation in tennis at all ages. The school...

Students in STEM club recently took part in their first challenge; they were tasked with building a tower of between 700-800mm in height using no more than 12 pieces of pine strip wood and limited amounts of 3mm...