Join us for Transition - our ‘head start’ program
Our transition program is designed for little boys who are pre-kindergarten. Transition prepares boys for 'Big School'. It concentrates on early literacy and numeracy foundations as well as social and organization skills.
We believe in boys.
This program is tailor-made for boys. There is no compulsion to stay on for our Kindy class, but we feel you probably will!
Did you know...
- Boys on average are twelve months behind girls in the early schooling years in reading
- A vast majority of behaviour 'issues' in Infants surround boys
- Boys are more likely to be deemed 'immature' or 'too young for school' in co-education schools
- Boys need hands-on active learning opportunities
- Boys work best in social structures, where the learning goals are clear and chunked to suit time parameters
At Tudor House School we nurture confidence and grow independence by cherishing childhood. There is no where like us!
It is clear from research that we need to support boys at the early stages of learning - and not just leave it until they get to high school.
Enrolling in Transition
Why not register for a tour by contacting Mr David Musgrove, our Director of Enrolments, or phone the school on (02) 4868 0000. We are certain you will be pleasantly surprised!
Download The Case for Transition as a PDF. It might be useful for discussions with your family.
Testimonials
Hattie, Mother of Boarder 2009-10We live in Sydney and prior to that our son was at the local public school. We sent him to Tudor House for years 5 and 6 - he is now living at home and cycling up the hill to his high school.
Unequivocably the best thing we have done.
How to Enrol
We’re delighted you're considering Tudor House for your son. Discover how to become part of the Tudor House family.
Book a Tour
Come and meet our Headmaster, our boys and our school. We’d love to show you around.
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