tUDor At 175

Our celebrations have concentrated on bringing people together to reflect on the ethos and values that have shaped Tudor girls for the last 175 years. The 175th anniversary is a moment for the whole community to come together, as well as a chance to reflect on the school we want to flourish for the next 175 years. This year is one of celebration, reflection and fun, focussing on the Tudor of the past, the present as well as Tudor of the future.

During our 175th year there are a series of events for members of the school community to celebrate our past, present and future. Specific events will be signposted for current families and girls, or Old Tudorians and Friends of Tudor Hall. 

Updates will appear on our Instagram and Facebook pages; details and invitations will be sent to relevant individuals prior to each event.

Tudor Fest & Charity Dog Show, September 2025

175 Tudor Over the Decades: Permanent exhibition showcasing the journey of Tudor Hall from its beginnings in Kent to our home as we know it today at Wykham Park, open to current families and OTs: please call to arrange your visit.

Campaign 175 receptions - throughout the year: Parents are being invited to various events during the 175th year to hear about the exciting Development campaign.

175 Tree Planting, October 2025: To mark our 175th birthday, girls and staff have planted more than 300 trees at Wykham Park, boosting our sustainability and environmental impact and leaving a legacy for generations to come.

175 Tudor Carol Service, December 2025

Old Tudorian Art Exhibition, March 2026: see details below. A number of pieces are still available to purchase; if you are interested in buying an artwork, please get in touch with the Alumnae Office.

175 Musicathon, May 2026: Celebrating 175 years with 175 minutes of music making on one stage: from our youngest to our oldest pupils, solos, duets and ensembles of every kind will showcase the talent, diversity and spirit of music at Tudor Hall.

The creative talent of 24 Old Tudorian professional artists, who attended Tudor between 1960 and the 2020s, was on show for all to enjoy at the OT Art Exhibition in March 2026, curated as part of the School’s 175 anniversary year of celebrations. 

Remarkably, all bar one of the artists had been taught by current Head of Art Sheila Craske who, now in her 38th year at Tudor, continues to be an outstanding, inspirational teacher. 

Pieces on show encompassed a wide range of materials, from oils and pastels, to  bronze, ceramics, photographic prints and encaustic wax. Enormous thanks to all the artists, who kindly agreed to donate a percentage of the sale price to Tudor’s transformational bursary fund, and to those who have purchased artwork. 

The full Exhibition Catalogue will be available to view here shortly.

A number of pieces are still available to purchase; if you are interested in buying an artwork, please get in touch with the Tudor Hall Alumnae Office.

We have collated a wealth of items from the school archives and items generously loaned by OTs. A selection from the archive of images, artifacts and stories have been gathered for the 175th anniversary of the school in the 175 gallery adjacent to the Ballroom.

Below is a sample of our 175 Tudor Over the Decades exhibition, showing just the start of the story of Tudor Hall School.

Old Tudorians share their memories of Tudor through the years. This archive will be added to over the year.

We'd love to hear from you, especially during our 175th year. Old Tudorian (OT) enquiries, former staff and alumnae news and careers network enquiries, please contact Lindsay Silver, Alumnae Communications Manager lsilver@tudorhallschool.com or call 01295 756201.