- Age range
- 9–18
- Co-ed status
- Girls
- Number of students
- 277
- Day / boarding
- Day & boarding
- Religious affiliation
- Church of England
- Average fees
- Day £33,004 · Boarding £48,677 (annual, inc. VAT)
- Has a nursery
- No
How the school describes itself
- Tudor Hall is thoughtful, ambitious and community minded and aims to help girls know themselves well and thrive with confidence.
Fee profile
Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.
A-level results
Results shown for 2025.
Popular subjects
By percentage of all A-level exams taken.
Parents like
- Will suit families wanting a girls' day-and-boarding school where character, wellbeing and academic growth are all taken seriously.
Admissions
Admissions at Tudor Hall are selective but personable, and should appeal to families seeking a girls' day-and-boarding school where pastoral care and academic ambition are both taken seriously. It should suit parents who want an all-girls environment with strong co-curricular breadth and a visible boarding tradition.
Scholarships
Scholarships and bursaries are clearly part of the current admissions offer, with academic and other awards available alongside means-tested support. That broadens the school's appeal, especially for families drawn to its boarding culture and pastoral reputation.
Bursaries
Inspection snapshot
The overall picture is grounded, values led and unapologetically focused on girls' education, with Tudor Hall emphasising wellbeing, High Performance Learning, boarding and a rural Oxfordshire setting. Parents should still visit because the real question is whether the all-girls culture and boarding-day balance feel right for the daughter in question.
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