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| 13 Oct 2023 | |
| School News |
We teach our girls to be compassionate, to respect others and to do all they can to make the world a better place for all, and today that learning was very much in evidence as our community came together to support Truro Food Bank as part of our Harvest Festival service at St John’s Church.
Donations ranging from washing powder and cordial, to pasta and orange marmalade flooded in from girls of every age with the Food Bank overwhelmed, delighted, and slightly concerned that they might need a bigger van!
In June twenty-four students and five cars; Green Goddess, Gladiator, Empress, KM1, and KM2 proudly represented our school at the Predannack Greenpower Engineering Race. More...
Today, we came together as a community to celebrate the fantastic achievements of our senior girls at our annual Speech … More...
On Friday night, we held our highly anticipated Great Gatsby Summer Ball – and what a night it was! More...
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that our LAMDA cohort have done brilliantly this year, with an outstanding 97% Di… More...
We were delighted to host a special celebration in honour of the Willow Field Café, Truro High School’s student-run café More...
Last week Truro High School for Girls hosted an inspiring event to mark International Women in Engineering Day, part of the global initiative launched… More...
Truro High School alumna Charlotte is currently starring in her first professional role as Ottlie, a goth violin playing step-sister, in Cinderella at… More...
Today girls picked up GCSEs in everything from Astronomy to Greek and even Media Studies, all as a result of attending fun clubs More...
