An engaging learning experience

Currently seeking authorisation as an International Baccalaureate (IB), Primary Years Programme (PYP) school, Tudor House is committed to expanding global learning and engaging students' curious minds as they are inspired to think openly about the international world.

"With dedicated teachers and small class sizes, state of the art facilities, and activities taking place outside the confines of a classroom, Tudor House provides our young students with an active and engaging learning experience," a school spokesman said.

"Along with the core curriculum, Tudor House offers a co-curricular program where students benefit from learning activities in music, visual/performing arts, language, PE, sport and Tudor's renowned outdoor education program, Kahiba.

"Derived from a practical approach to learning, Tudor House students are challenged physically and intellectually as they navigate a range of challenges.

"With a 'try new things' mentality, students build resilience and resourcefulness whilst being supported on their journey of self-discovery."

Situated on 65 hectares of park-like grounds, Tudor House provides each child ample space for learning activities during and after school hours.

In this space girls and boys come together as they engage in a cohesive community, working together to break boundaries and develop fundamental social skills.

Parents are just as involved as the students as they share in the fun and make lasting family memories at Tudor House's community events, such as the annual Tudor House bonfire night and billy cart derby day.

The King's School, Tudor House provides a supportive and nurturing environment for boarders, both boys and girls from Year 3 to 6.

The King' School, Tudor House is now accepting applications for Jack Egan scholarships and bursaries.