Nursery
Heroic channel swimmers and Lord Lieutenant Cadet scoop Pride of Somerset Youth Awards
The incredible achievement of seven 13-year-old Prep School pupils from Taunton School has been recognised with a Pride of Somerset Youth Award after they swam the English Channel for charity….
Teaching British Values in a Diverse World
Recently I have been discussing British Values with my staff and we have talked about how we don’t need to plan specific ‘lessons’ to teach children British values – they…
Growing Up in the 21st Century
‘What is happening to our young people? They disrespect their elders, they disobey their parents. They ignore the law. They riot in the streets. Their morals are decaying. What is…
Lord Winston delivers fascinating lecture
IVF Pioneer and Presenter of ‘Child of our Time’ Lord Winston visited Taunton School on Monday, 13th March and captivated a packed-house with his talk titled “Why bother with Science?”…
Why is maths important?
I am often asked this question, how will being able to solve a quadratic equation or use differentiation to find gradients help you in the real world? My answer is…
Another busy week in Pre-Prep
Micro habitats, speech and drama exams, space bubbles, stations, planets and clay dragons! Another busy week in Pre-Prep. Thank you for last week! During our inspection and as always your…
Lord Winston to deliver fascinating lecture
IVF Pioneer and Presenter of ‘Child of our Time’ Lord Winston is set to deliver a fascinating talk to over 600 guests on Monday, 13th March at 6pm, at Taunton…
Fictional heroes brought to life for World Book Day celebrations
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Tom Abell revisits roots
View full screen View full screen View full screen View full screen View full screen View full screen Tom Abell Tom Abell, Somerset Cricket Captain and former Taunton School student,…
Why reading age appropriate books is important
A recent study published by Renaissance UK has revealed that GCSE students are reading books three years below their age. Find out what our librarian, Amanda Lockwood had to say on…
