Turing House School

Welcome to Turing Link

Turing Link is our overarching framework for collaboration. It’s not just one project or event - it’s the collective name for everything we do to connect, support, and inspire educators and students within the Turing House community and beyond. Under this umbrella, we bring together schools, educational institutions, and organisations to share knowledge, experience, and innovation. The aim is simple: to strengthen teaching, leadership, and student outcomes through meaningful professional collaboration.

Since our establishment in 2015 we have worked closely with many others to make a positive contribution to the local area. We actively encourage students and staff to participate in community-based activities as an integral part of their education. Through Turing Link, we are building an outward-facing professional learning network - uniting educational professionals to co-create impactful partnerships that support school improvement and inspire innovation.

Our Mission

At Turing Link, we believe that meaningful collaboration drives real change. By fostering partnerships, we aim to:

Inspire professional growth
Drive innovation
Enhance opportunities for students and staff alike

Age UK Richmond visited Turing House in 2025 to facilitate an inter-generational workshop

How Does Turing Link Work?

Turing Link enables collaboration through a range of activities and partnerships, including:

Staff Projects, Workshops & CPD
Events designed to support staff development and enhance pedagogy.
Student-Led Initiatives
Encouraging young people to innovate, lead, and connect with wider communities.

Adelle Tracey visited Turing House in 2025 to share her Olympic story

Turing Link has already supported a wide range of collaborations, including:

Global & Cultural Exchange	Hosting students from Spain promoting cultural exchange and global understanding. Hosting students from Washington High School in Taiwan to foster cultural learning. Performing with the Richmond Orchestra at the Landmark Arts Centre in Teddington. Taking part in the Lit in Colour Pioneers programme, resulting in a national video resource promoting diversity in the English Literature curriculum.
Professional Development & Training	Hosting Drama PGCE students from Roehampton University for an in-school training day. Partnering with Wandle Teaching School Hub to provide training for ECTs and their mentors. Organising CPD for Learning Support Assistants in collaboration with Senior Lecturers from St Mary’s University. Delivering joint CPD and lesson observations with SMSP and Heathfields Primary School. Participating in the Open University Teachers' Reading Group with St Mary’s University, leading to an invitation to speak to trainee teachers. Presenting at the Bereavement in Education Conference hosted by St Mary’s University. Contributing to BBC Bitesize, writing materials to support students studying Boys Don’t Cry for GCSE English. Presented at the 2025 Autumn MA Education Keynote Event Talking Heads at St Mary's University.
Student Academic Enrichment & Opportunities	Partnering with Book Clubs to deliver 10-week book guides for student-led reading groups. Partnering with 'Parades End' bookshop to secure discounts for THS students. Supporting local primary schools’ Sports Days and borough athletics events. Inviting local primaries to attend matinee performances of the school show. Contributing to BBC Bitesize (supporting GCSE English students).
Student Sporting Enrichment	Partnering with the New York Jets to promote girls' participation in Flag Football, culminating in a pre-match game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ahead of the Jets vs Broncos fixture. Supported several local primary school's Sports Days, the borough-wide primary school's athletics event, and the Borough Cross Country Championships, providing our Sport Studies students with valuable volunteering experiences in the process.
Community Engagement	Hosting talks for parents at local primaries on smartphones and navigating digital risks. Partnering with Age UK Richmond to deliver an intergenerational leadership workshop with Year 8 students. Inviting three local primary schools (Heathfield, Bishop Perrin, and St Edmunds) to attend matinee performances of the annual school show.
Local Educational Partnerships	Hosting Subject Learning Meetings with Waldegrave and Orleans Park Schools to share curriculum expertise. Co-ordinating Head of Year networking sessions with Waldegrave School. Partnering with Get into Teaching and the Waldegrave Training Alliance to offer teaching internships to undergraduate and master’s students. Hosting wellbeing-focused mornings for local DSLs and DDSLs, mapping out shared challenges and support strategies. Attending the St Mary's Strategic Partnerships board meeting.

Upcoming Events

We have several exciting events coming up, including:

Co-organising a Collaborative Best Practice Networking Event with Waldegrave and Orleans Park School.
Hosting a community Mother-Daughter workshop on Empowerment and Self-Defence in collaboration with the charity Action Breaks Silence.
Partnering with Annalect and Future Frontiers to deliver the Careers Professional Mentoring programme to Year 10.
Hosting a Careers Fair with over 40 business and educational institutions for Years 9–13.
Partnering with Kingston College to support BTEC lesson delivery for Sixth Formers.
Partnering with Kingston and Richmond College to deliver KS4 assemblies on Post-16 choices.
Running a new work experience programme for Year 10 and Year 12 students across various local businesses.

Please get in contact with Ms Riglin-Hall via the main office should you wish to enquire about collaborating with Turing Link.

Students from Taiwan visited Turing House in 2025 to learn more about the UK educational system.