The Towers | The Towers was an independent school for girls aged between four and sixteen and boys aged between four and eleven. The school is located in village of Upper Beeding,West Sussex, surrounded by the South Downs.

Sarah Waights

1 day ago

Lisa Davies (Figgins) and me - Sarah Waights (Davies) having a coffee by the sea this morning. The years melt away... we would love to hear some news from others in the class of '84. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Towers

2 months ago

It wouldn't be a Bank holiday weekend without a spot of Grease. Recently rediscovered vid from 2010 - youtu.be/H_rMtMrI7uE ... See MoreSee Less

2010 The Towers Convent presents a school production of Grease

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2010 amateur school production of Grease.

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The Towers

3 months ago

“It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden and unexpected death of Dennis Goldsmith, husband to Elaine Goldsmith. Dennis died in Worthing hospital, on Saturday 17th April, after a very short illness. Dennis was a great friend of The Towers and the Sisters, and a tremendous support to Elaine over the many years she taught here. He was renowned in Steyning for his work for the Cricket Club, and for his humour and his support for so many local ventures. He will be so greatly missed by Elaine, his wife, and by Christy, Helen and Charlotte.May he know the peace and joy of Christ” ... See MoreSee Less

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The Towers

5 months ago

“We were very saddened to hear of the death of Ilse Brommer (nee Molowa). Ilse was a pupil at The Towers from 1938 until 1946. She came from Austria to England on the “Kindertransport”, and spent the next eight years of her life as a boarder here at The Towers. On returning to Austria, she married and had two sons, and eventually five grandchildren, and many great-grandchildren. Ilse died at the age of 90 on 6th February and was buried in her beloved village of Mariapfarr, Austria. Her granddaughter Ines writes that during her last illness she would often speak in English and French and recount her memories of The Towers where she was extremely happy. It was only in February 2019 that we were able to reconnect with Ilse. Jason Relf saw an article about “Kindertransport” children and it mentioned The Towers. Ilse wrote at great length telling of her happy time here. It was a joy to hear from her. Who knows if she is not now rejoicing with those Sisters she loved so much? May she now know the peace and joy of the risen Christ.” ... See MoreSee Less

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