These are supported by information evenings, visits and liaison work between Henry Cort staff and feeder school colleagues.  Particular effort is made to ensure that parents and students from beyond the Henry Cort cluster are assimilated quickly and easily.

 

For the purposes of the pastoral care of students after their arrival, the college is divided into houses, each with a House Progress Leader. The House Progress Leader, a senior and experienced teacher, is responsible for the oversight of the academic progress and general development of all students within the House.  Our House Progress Leaders are:

Daring House  Mrs Warner	Invincible House Ms Nutt	Triumph House Miss Luff	Victorious House  Mr Chilcott

There are 12 tutor groups within each House.  Tutors are responsible, under the guidance of the House Progress Leader, for all matters of immediate day-to-day care and organisation.  In addition to working with the whole tutor group, tutors spend time mentoring students on a one-to-one basis, which focuses on reviewing academic performance and setting targets to aid future progress.

You can view the details of house tutor groups from the downloadable section of our website.

Throughout the year, you will be invited to visit the college to discuss your child's progress and welfare in a formal manner. In addition, you are welcome to contact the college at other times, via your child's tutor using the Tutor Contact Form found in our Contact Us section.