Tudor Hall was founded in 1850 and is situated near the M40 between Oxford and Stratford-on-Avon. The school is housed in an old manor house within its own park with many modern facilities. These include new sports' hall, gym and squash courts, craft design technology block, language laboratory, music school, computer room, home economics block, careers room, science laboratories and a purpose built Sixth Form House for 78 students. The school policy is to remain small, friendly and personal but academically selective. Languages available include French, German, Spanish, Italian, Latin, Greek and recreational courses in Russian and Japanese. Most girls remain for A level. The timetable with its broad curriculum and the wide range of extra curricular activities reflects the benefits of a boarding school.
The School is in an ideal position to take advantage of many cultural activities. Work experience and careers conventions are organised to help girls to study purposefully towards their futures. Boarders live in age groups with increased privileges and responsibilities as they grow older. The few day girls are incorporated in all the boarders activities. There are currently resident staff for art, drama, dance, CDT and cookery. Girls do the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme and social service. The school aims to prepare students for a happy and fulfilling life after school by developing their academic achievements, personality and interests for the benefit of the the community in the spirit of their mott 'Habeo ut Dem' ('I have that I may give').
