Our programs are pure primary
James Forbes, 1978-1980"What did Tudor mean to me?
... read on
It meant friendship and adventure. From sharing other boys' birthday cakes to building billy carts. Flying foxes and blue ribbon competitions, even performing arts. Tears of yearning for home as the siren rang at five were nothing on the tears of loss - as we left
"We chose Tudor in the first place - to build the character of our children whilst still allowing them to be little boys. I wanted the Tom Sawyer experience for my kids..."
Our Headmaster, John Stewart, posts his musings on life at Tudor House, education theory, the universe and everything in between.
Tudorians have a special place in our hearts, our history and on our website.
Join the Old Boy community online and reacquaint yourself with old friends.
A place for parents and boys to find permission notes and homework, as well as post and respond to school topics of interest.
Respect. Responsibility. Relationships.
Call Mr David Musgrove: 02 4868 0044
