Tudor Hall School
Founded by the Revd TW and Mrs Todd in Salisbury in 1850, by 1865 it had moved to the Red House, a mock Tudor mansion in Forest Hill, south London. From the first it offered an intellectually stimulating and challenging education with distinguished professors visiting the School as lecturers.
In 1908, the School moved from London to more spacious, rural accommodation at Chislehurst in Kent. It was there, in 1910, that Nesta Inglis became a pupil. Years later, when the school nearly 'died' in 1935 (it closed down for one term), it was Nesta Inglis who came to the rescue, re-opening it on 1 October (the School Birthday). She began to nurse it back to life and health, moving it to Burnt Norton, near Chipping Campden, on the outbreak of war in 1939.
2 Vacancies
Early Years Nursery Assistant Role: to lead a small nursery class, with the support of two teaching assistants, under the direction of the EYFS Phase Leader;to plan, teach and assess an effective learning journey for 2- 4 year olds within the EYFS 2023 and work collaboratively with our specialist Forest School, Music, Sport and Art teachers to ensu...
Early Years Teaching Assistant Role: to work under the guidance of a Nursery Leader in a small nursery class; to work with children on a one to one and group basis to deliver quality and consistency, within the EYFS 2023 framework, to ensure no child gets left behind; ensure that the safeguarding of pupils is of utmost priority and report any conce...