As a fully inclusive, co-educational school, we are proud to celebrate our students’ excellent all-round achievements, and the enormous value we add to their learning, from Nursery to GCSE.
We challenge our pupils to outperform, whatever their ability. We seek out individual talents and actively encourage the best in everyone. At Thorpe Hall School, all students are motivated to enjoy a myriad of new and exciting opportunities and experiences. We pride ourselves on the individual attention we offer every child, whatever their age and whatever their needs.
Our mission is clear, our promise secure, and our commitment is genuine and unwavering. We are a school that listens, and every child’s voice is heard. Our open-door approach helps foster a refreshingly honest, active and forward-thinking school community.
This website will give you a first glimpse of the Thorpe Hall adventure, but the School is best experienced in person. You are most welcome to visit us for a tour of our School and a chat with our team.
We look forward to meeting your family.
Stephen Duckitt | Headmaster
MA; BEd; BSc; NPQH
Thorpe Hall School
2 days ago
Year 7, with your first day just around the corner, Miss Cripps, our Head of Year, is back with more helpful information to help you feel prepared for tomorrow.
In Part 2, she talks you through what your day will look like, along with important information about pick-up arrangements and timings.
Make sure you watch so you know what to expect and where you need to be at the end of the day.
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Thorpe Hall School
2 days ago
Year 7, your first day is tomorrow! 🎉
We can’t wait to welcome our new Year 7 students to our school community tomorrow as you begin this exciting new chapter.
Our Head of Year, Miss Cripps, talks you through what to expect on your first day, including some important information about car park arrangements. 🚗
Look out for part 2 for more helpful tips for your first day! 🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thorpe Hall School
2 weeks ago
Remembering Mrs Silvana Gibbins
It is with great sadness that we remember Mrs Silvana Gibbins, a much loved former teacher at THS who taught Italian and French.
Mrs Gibbins touched the lives of many students through her dedication, kindness and passion for teaching. She will be fondly remembered by the countless students she inspired, as well as the colleagues she worked alongside.
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Her family have shared that family and friends are warmly invited to join the service to celebrate Mrs Silvana Gibbons. Thursday 3rd September 2026 Service: 10:15am, St Peter’s Catholic Church Committal: 11:45am, Sutton Road Cemetery Following the Service, everyone is heartily welcome to join the family at St Peter’s Church Hall. In lieu of flowers, donations are appreciated in support of St Peter’s Church Hall.
This is so sad. She carried on teaching me Italian after I had left THS (in 1995) until I was studying Italian at university. She was so warm and had so many interesting stories about growing up in Italy.
So very sad, I remember Miss Gibb9ns in the 1970s, she taught us French at King Edmund School, I wanted to carry on with French, but I wanted to go further with my Art and goto Art College , which I did. In the 70s, when choosing options, if you wanted to carry on with Art, you could not also study a language! Sending condolences to the family. Yes a truly great lady
So sorry to hear this a lovely lady and teacher to my daughters many years ago. With much love from the Brand family.
Sad news. Love to the Gibbins family ❤️
I am saddened to read this. My thoughts are with Mr Gibbins, Andrew, and the rest of the Gibbins family. Mrs Gibbins taught me Italian in years 8 and 9, before I left THS in 2002. Mrs Gibbins was a lovely teacher and person and I can still clearly remember her kindness and undeniable enthusiasm for the job. She will be sorely missed. R.I.P! 😢
She was my French and Italian teacher back in the 90s, so very sad to read this news. My condolences to the family 💜
Condolences ....I remember Silvana well from when I was teaching at THS (IT across all age groups & even teachers!) Sad news 😞
Sincere condolences from The Pugh Family - RIP 😢
So very sorry to read this…
Condolences to the Gibbins family. Silvana was a very good teacher and lovely lady.
Vee McDee Gem Dymond Garner. The A with the Star! What a woman, what a teacher. Such sad news, condolences to Mrs Gs loved ones xx
Condolences to her family, xx She was our form teacher, I think in her first year at THS. xx
Saddened to read this. She was my French & German teacher at King John School & made such an impression on me at an impressionable age. I went on to read languages & still teach remembering her lessons so clearly. Huge condolences.
Very sad to hear this! Loved Italian lessons with her! Condolences to all the family and friends
Very sad to hear this. Condolences to the family
Sad news. Thinking of you all from the Oldfield family.
How sad. Lovely lady & a fabulous Italian teacher 🥲 condolences to Mr Gibbons & their children.
So sorry to hear this, condolences from the Hart family xx
Such sad news. Condolences to the family. 💕
Sorry to hear this sad news - she was my form tutor as well as French teacher, thoughts are with her family - she was a great teacher 💔
sorry to hear about such a lovely lady
Prayers for everyone 😭 😭 😭
Sad 😔. She was my form tutor at King John
Such sad news. Such a lovely lady and a brilliant, patient teacher. French was not my strong subject at school but she sat with me and got me through all my exams with passing colours. She will be sadly missed and thought of so fondly by so many people. Condolences to Mr Gibbons and the family x
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