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Welcome to our website, we hope that you find it both a useful source of day-to-day information and also somewhere that gives you a sense of what the school is like.
We hope these pages enable you to understand what we feel makes this school a great school in which students can learn and grow based on: high expectations for students of all abilities; a rich curriculum that is carefully sequenced and planned to reflect the needs of our students; and a clear focus on providing a springboard to a fulfilling, independent future for all our students, preparing them for the challenges that life beyond Tor Bridge High may present and to be the best that they can be. We deliver a broad curriculum, which enables students to achieve their full potential and facilitates personal development.
Mr G. Roser - Headteacher, Tor Bridge High
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Further information on how to book tours for our Open Morning events will be updated in the future.
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Further information on how to book tours for our Open Morning events will be updated in the near future. Please note the...
Over the last two weeks students in Year 7 have had two of their English lessons in the library as part of their introduction to Shakespeare. As well as gaining an overview of the play, Much Ado About Nothing they learnt about the main characters involved and had the opportunity to make masks. In Much Ado About Nothing, masks are used to deceive and hide the identity of characters and to hide one’s true feelings.
May the 4th is universally known as Star Wars day because of the easily made pun on the iconic expression from the Star Wars movies “May the Force be with you’ into ‘May the 4th be with you.’ Here at Tor Bridge High library May the 4th saw the start of our promotion of all things sci-fi...
Congratulations to Finley Clarke (Year 9), who has been selected to represent Plymouth School Boys Football Squad...
