Aspire to Excellence - The Clarendon College

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Support For All Every child matters e Clarendon College / Aspire to Excellence Every Clarendon student is a member of a House Team. is ensures that their progress is constantly monitored and supported by the Head of House (Directors of Student Progress), their Academic Tutor and the House’s Pastoral Support Leader. Again, very traditional but with a 21st Century twist that works. Tutor groups are kept very small and contain students from each year group. is ensures personal attention and a holistic approach. e tutor group meets for twenty minutes a day and attends assembly together. (NB: ALL lessons are taught in year groups – only tutor time is mixed age). “e success of the school lies in the strong and effective leadership of the Headteacher.” Ofsted on Mark Stenton e focus is on support and personal development. e Pastoral Support Leader is not a teacher – ensuring constant availability. e motto is simple – prevention is better than the cure and we are able to guide and support children promptly and sympathetically to ensure all can stay focussed on the core purpose of enjoying learning. Success is celebrated through individual House Points, House Competitions and Achievement Evening – a highlight of the school year. 07
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