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Year 5B took part in a Victorian engineering design day in the STEAM Hub this week. They learned about the importance of the steam engine and how this revolutionised the way in which we live....

The History department organised a visit to Hampton Court Palace for the Lower 4 year group, as part of the pupils’ study of Tudor and Stuart Britain. They particularly enjoyed seeing Henry VIII’s state apartments and kitchens and the Chapel Royal was also fascinating to them and...

The Sixth Form were invited to the launch of THe Bridge Programme this week, when they were introduced to the enrichment programme on offer as a way develop relevant work and life skills that will...

The Geography department recently organised a two-day A level Geography residential fieldwork trip for students in Devon. Whilst at Riverford Organic Farm and Totnes town, the Lower 6 geographers collected data about ‘Diverse Places’. The...

Earlier this term, Year 6 were treated to the multi-sensory project WonderDomes by theatre group Valise Noire led by Michele O’Brien. The project was created as part of the Arts by The Sea Festival and...

Congratulations to Team Talbot Heath who took part in the Bournemouth Marathon Festival weekend last week, and raised money for their partner school in Rwanda, College St Emmanuel. Madame Klemz reports: ‘I have just returned...

  The Talbot Heath school community welcomed inspirational educational speaker James Shone, for World Mental Health Day to speak to pupils, parents and staff in a series of uplifting talks and assemblies. James is from...

The Sixth Form open evening this week proved to be a highly successful event: many pupils from the current Upper 4, Lower 5 and Upper 5 attended to learn about the variety of opportunities the...

Written by Ian Kirtland (Head of Science Faculty – Talbot Heath School) In a heart-stopping netball clash that had fans at the edge of their seats, Franklin in Green faced off against Earhart in Blue,...

Ahead of World Mental Health Day on 10 October, Talbot Heath Senior pupils, from Upper 4 to Upper 5, were given the opportunity to have a touring PSHE singer and speaker to discuss mental health...