About Turners Hill
Church of England Primary School
This attractive primary school is sited at the heart of the village of Turners Hill. The majority of the children that attend the school come from Turners Hill village. It has developed strong links with, and is well supported by, the community.
At age 11 the majority of pupils transfer to Imberhorne School in East Grinstead.
The Headteacher
We hope that this website gives you a good insight into the ethos and work of our school. It aims to be a helpful resource for our school community and provide appropriate information for prospective parents and staff. The school is renowned for being a welcoming and happy place. Our greatest assets are the children and adults that work here. I would encourage you to visit the school to gain a full appreciation of the atmosphere and organisation of the school. Please browse to the information page for all material on our website. If you would like any further information or would like to arrange a visit to the school, please contact the office.
The Schools History
Foundation
Turners Hill School was originally built in 1877. In August 1988, work was completed on a major building project.
Re-designed
The old building was re-designed inside and a substantial extension added. This project meant that accommodation was completely upgraded, and is virtually a new school. In 1991, another new classroom was added.
Our School
The school has five classrooms, a music room, a practical room, a hall, a library area and from September 2003, a mezzanine that accommodates a cosy library. The school has an ‘outside classroom’ which consists of a small wood, a small orchard, a vegetable growing area, a ‘Bugs Hotel’ and Sensory garden and areas for creative development.
