Tudor Hall School
Part of Mill Hill Education Group, Secular, Founded 1850
Updated July 2026
Languages
English
French
SpanishFounded in 1850, Tudor Hall is a historic all-girls' boarding and day school for pupils aged 11–18, located in rural Oxfordshire. It is an expert in girls' education, dedicated to tailoring the school experience to the individual needs and outcomes of every pupil.
Curriculum
Term structure
Teaching approach
The school’s motto, 'habeo ut dem' (I have that I may give), informs its educational approach, which focuses on identifying and developing each girl's unique talents and personal qualities. The school aims to empower pupils through scholarship, leadership, creativity, service, and kindness, encouraging them to use their passions to make a positive difference in their future pathways. It emphasizes a supportive community environment that fosters independence and self-assurance.
Programmes
The school offers a comprehensive academic curriculum for girls aged 11–18, spanning from Year 7 through to the Sixth Form (Years 12 and 13). The academic programme is supported by High Performance Learning (HPL) and includes a wide range of subjects such as sciences, humanities, languages, arts, and technology. Pupils are provided with digital learning resources, including a Microsoft Surface device for those up to and including Year 11.
Student support
Learning support
The school provides a dedicated Learning Enhancement department with a team of specialists, including a Head of Learning Enhancement and a Deputy Head of Learning Enhancement. Support is integrated into the school's academic structure to assist pupils with their educational needs.
Frequently asked questions(5)
- How much is tuition at Tudor Hall School?
- Annual tuition at Tudor Hall School is £30K–£63.5K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
- What ages does Tudor Hall School teach?
- Tudor Hall School enrolls students aged 11 to 18.
- Is Tudor Hall School a day or boarding school?
- Tudor Hall School is a day and boarding school.
- Is Tudor Hall School co-educational?
- Tudor Hall School is a girls school.
- Where is Tudor Hall School located?
- Tudor Hall School is an international school in Banbury, United Kingdom.
Tuition & fees
Annual tuition by grade
2026-27| Grade | Ages | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Todd & IIs (Years 7 & 8) - Full Boarding (inclusive of VAT) | 11–13 | £53.5K |
| Todd & IIs (Years 7 & 8) - Weekly Boarding (inclusive of VAT) | 11–13 | £47.7K |
| Todd & IIs (Years 7 & 8) - Occasional Boarding (inclusive of VAT) | 11–13 | £39.3K |
| Todd & IIs (Years 7 & 8) - Day (inclusive of VAT) | 11–13 | £30K |
| Todd & IIs (Years 7 & 8) - International (inclusive of VAT) | 11–13 | £55.7K |
| IIIs to UVI (Years 9 to 13) - Full Boarding (inclusive of VAT) | 13–18 | £60.6K |
| IIIs to UVI (Years 9 to 13) - Partial Boarding (inclusive of VAT) | 13–18 | £43.5K |
| IIIs to UVI (Years 9 to 13) - Day (inclusive of VAT) | 13–18 | £36.9K |
| IIIs to UVI (Years 9 to 13) - International (inclusive of VAT) | 13–18 | £63.5K |
Other fees(2)
| Materials· Starter stationery pack, materials for art, ceramics, textiles, design technology, photography, science (excluding exam project materials), and coursebooks in Todd to Vs are included in the fees. | — |
|---|---|
| Insurance· Travel insurance cover for school trips is included in the fees. | — |
Admissions
Tudor Hall is an all-girls' school for pupils aged 11–18, offering both boarding and day places. Prospective families are invited to attend Open Mornings or Open Friday events, or to arrange an individual visit during term time. The school offers scholarships at 11+, 13+, and 16+, as well as means-tested bursaries for families requiring financial assistance.
Calendar
The school operates on a three-term academic year (Autumn, Spring, and Summer). Each term includes scheduled exeat weekends and a half-term break. The 2026-27 Autumn term begins in early September, the Spring term in early January, and the Summer term in mid-April.
Facilities
About the campus
Located on a 46-acre historic country park site in rural Oxfordshire, the campus includes modern teaching areas in the Griffiths Centre, a dining room, and a ballroom. Sports facilities comprise an AstroTurf pitch, a covered swimming pool, a sports hall, and outdoor tennis courts. The school also maintains a health centre with a school doctor and nurses.
Co-curriculars
The co-curricular programme includes a wide range of activities such as performing arts, creative arts, and sport. The school features a dedicated Tennis Academy and offers opportunities in drama, music, and outdoor education. Additionally, the school runs Easter and Summer camps for children aged 5–11.
- Julie LodrickHeadmistress
Julie Lodrick is the Headmistress of Tudor Hall School. She holds a BA from Chichester, a PGCE from Kingston, and an MEd from the Open University.
- Adrian BettridgeBursar & Clerk to the Governors
Adrian Bettridge serves as the Bursar & Clerk to the Governors.
- Simon SmithDeputy Head (Academic)
Simon Smith is the Deputy Head (Academic) and also teaches History and Politics. He holds a BA and PGCE from York.
- Kate SimlettDeputy Head (Pastoral)
Kate Simlett is the Deputy Head (Pastoral) and also teaches Physical Education. She holds an MSc from Loughborough.
- Kate HartAssistant Deputy Head
Kate Hart serves as an Assistant Deputy Head and is also the Head of PSHEE and Housemistress for Vs (Year 11). She holds a BA from MMU and a PGCE from Birmingham.