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Prep School Residential Trips
Prep 3, 4, 5 & 6 will be heading off this May for a jam-packed week, full of fun activities and... Read More
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Family Fun Open Morning
Come and see why happy girls achieve at our Family Fun Open Day jam-packed with exciting activities... Read More
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External Exams commence
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Summer half term 2018
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Happy Girls Achieve
There are few more important gifts than a good education. At Truro High, classes are small, learning is personalised and we enjoy having fun. Our girls succeed because they know there are no barriers.
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Why Choose Us?
Because we believe every individual’s capacity for learning and exploring their own talents is limitless. We also believe that teaching girls separately from boys releases them from gender stereotyping. Astrophysics? Great idea. Olympic pentathlete? Give it a go.
Because we think that success is nothing without happiness and that caring for each other is key.
Because we think that success is nothing without happiness and that caring for each other is key.
SchoolDiary
KeyDates
- 26th April 2018
Grade 7 & 8 Recital in the Piran Theatre
- 27th April 2018
Amy Key Lecture with Gillian Burke
- 1st May 2018
Prep School residential trips commence
- 2nd May 2018
A Level Textiles Examinations commence
Headmaster'sBlog
Why not dance?
The result? A survey of more than 1,200 secondary schools by the BBC, published on 30 January, revealed... READ MOREProgress is impossible without change
I’ve only ever made one new year’s resolution which was really measurable, six years ago now. It was... READ MOREGirls with Spanners
What struck me most about the article was the way this unknown school reacted to allegations of bullying.... READ MOREBuilding palaces
Sam defends his position for most of the episode, much to Mallory’s annoyance. Eventually Leo reveals to his... READ MORE
SchoolNews
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New Head appointed for Cornwall’s top school
Sarah Matthews will join Truro High in time for the... READ MORE -
Truro High School singers hit the high notes with world-renowned composer Dobrinka Tabakova
The School’s young songstresses are delighted to have been invited... READ MORE
Our budding linguists continued to forge continental connections as they welcomed their French pen pals on to Cornish soil last week for the latest instalment of our French exchange programme. It was an exciting trip for the pupils from Collège Sainte Anne in Brittany offering the chance to sample life in Cornwall as they spent a week staying with a Truro High family. As well as heading out and about to get a flavour of all the fantastic things our county has to offer, pupils spent a few days getting a taste of what life is like at Truro High and immersing themselves in the English language. The visit follows our girls’ own adventure to Brittany earlier in the year which saw them jumping into life en français and building their confidence in French conversation. This cultural exchange is the first of many exciting languages trips and projects and plans are already in motion for continental adventures to both France and Spain next year.
Congratulations are in order for our hardworking under 14 football team who returned to school with their heads held high yesterday afternoon following a brilliant performance at the County Championship Cup semi-finals. Against an extremely tough opposition from Richard Lander, our players really proved themselves out on the pitch and, whilst it was a narrow defeat on this occasion, they showed just how far they’ve come over the last season with some very impressive gameplay. Team coach Mr Mothersole said: “Through sheer spirit and determination, it was a very close run match yesterday and I’m hugely proud of everyone’s positive attitude and resilience. I’ve been delighted to see the progress the girls have made this year which is a great launching pad for next season. No matter the weather, they always putting their all in at training and I am looking forward to seeing them continue to reap the rewards of their hard work.” Well done girls!
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