Welcome to Town House School

The school is committed to the development of all its pupils through the provision of a high quality education and caring school community.

Welcome to Town House School

Bringing together the very best elements of two beloved schools for a new era serving our community.

Welcome to Town House School

As part of Broadleaf Partnership Trust, we draw upon the expertise and knowledge of a wider collaborative community, and as the only official feeder school to Plantsbrook, we can play our part in your child’s journey from reception all the way to Sixth Form.

Headteacher’s Welcome

An exciting new era awaits as Town House Primary School. Bringing together the very best of Town Junior and Holland House Infants to form one all through primary school, continuing to serve our community and providing the very best platform for your child’s educational journey on the ‘Pathway to Plantsbrook’.

School leaders, governors and staff are ambitious for all pupils...

“School leaders, governors and staff are ambitious for all pupils. They have high
expectations of what pupils can achieve. Pupils rise to these expectations. The
reading, writing and mathematics curriculum is well developed. As a result, pupils
are achieving well in these subjects.”

Ofsted

Pupils enjoy the exciting trips, visitors and activities that teachers plan for them...

“Pupils enjoy the exciting trips, visitors and activities that teachers plan for them.
They are linked to the curriculum. This helps to bring pupils’ learning to life. As a
result, pupils are enthusiastic about their lessons and their learning.”

Ofsted

Pupils are happy and enjoy school...

“Pupils are happy and enjoy school. They are polite, courteous and respectful to each
other and staff. Pupils trust the adults they work with. They say they are well cared
for and feel safe. Pupils behave well, know the school rules and follow them. They
understand what bullying is and say that when it happens staff deal with it quickly.”

Ofsted

Pupils understand how to keep themselves healthy...

“Pupils understand how to keep themselves healthy. They learn to do this through
assemblies and healthy eating workshops. Pupils enjoy a wide range of sporting
clubs. They get the chance to study different cultures. Pupils are encouraged to
become thoughtful and responsible citizens.”

Ofsted

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