“Goodness is the key,” whispered a former student as he walked past the hallowed halls of Tower House School. His words, almost carried away by the breeze, held a truth deeply rooted in the very foundation of this distinguished institution. Founded in 1931, Tower House School, an independent preparatory haven for boys aged 4 to 13, has been shaping young minds for almost a century. Here, in the leafy enclave of East Sheen, near the sprawling greenery of Richmond Park, generations of boys have embarked on their academic journeys. The school’s motto, “in bono vinci”, meaning “winning goodness”, resonates through every aspect of its existence. Tower House School isn’t just about academic rigor, evident in the impressive alumni that grace its halls. Actors like Robert Pattinson and Tom Hardy, known for their on-screen charisma, once navigated these very corridors. The school’s commitment to nurturing “soft skills” alongside academic prowess shines through in its alumni. Tower House School, with its legacy of “winning goodness”, stands as a testament to an education that molds not just minds, but characters.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service