At School WH a student in a Year 7First year of secondary school, 11 - 12 years old. tutorAlso known as ‘form tutor’.
A tutor is a teacher who registers a class of students and oversees their moral and social welfare. They should have a close overview of each
tutee’s progressSchools are measured nationally according to attainment and progress. Progress is how well pupils have done given their starting points. For example, pupils' progress from key stage 2 to key stage 4 is measured., although it is quite likely that the tutor will not teach the students in their tutor group. Tutors are often the first point of contact for
parents. A tutor is line managed by a head of year* or head of houseSee also 'Head of year/ Head of house'.
A house is a team that groups of students are organised into for reasons of motivation and camaraderie.
Houses usually stretch across year groups.*. groupAlso known as ‘form group’.
In most secondary schools, students are organised into tutorAlso known as ‘form tutor’.
A tutor is a teacher who registers a class of students and oversees their moral and social welfare. They should have a close overview of each
tutee’s progressSchools are measured nationally according to attainment and progress. Progress is how well pupils have done given their starting points. For example, pupils' progress from key stage 2 to key stage 4 is measured., although it is quite likely that the tutor will not teach the students in their tutor group. Tutors are often the first point of contact for
parents. A tutor is line managed by a head of year* or head of houseSee also 'Head of year/ Head of house'.
A house is a team that groups of students are organised into for reasons of motivation and camaraderie.
Houses usually stretch across year groups.*. groups. Usually these tutorAlso known as ‘form tutor’.
A tutor is a teacher who registers a class of students and oversees their moral and social welfare. They should have a close overview of each
tutee’s progressSchools are measured nationally according to attainment and progress. Progress is how well pupils have done given their starting points. For example, pupils' progress from key stage 2 to key stage 4 is measured., although it is quite likely that the tutor will not teach the students in their tutor group. Tutors are often the first point of contact for
parents. A tutor is line managed by a head of year* or head of houseSee also 'Head of year/ Head of house'.
A house is a team that groups of students are organised into for reasons of motivation and camaraderie.
Houses usually stretch across year groups.*. groups are horizontal – that means they are made up of students from the same year group; less often they are vertical – composed of students from all year groups.
The tutorAlso known as ‘form tutor’.
A tutor is a teacher who registers a class of students and oversees their moral and social welfare. They should have a close overview of each
tutee’s progressSchools are measured nationally according to attainment and progress. Progress is how well pupils have done given their starting points. For example, pupils' progress from key stage 2 to key stage 4 is measured., although it is quite likely that the tutor will not teach the students in their tutor group. Tutors are often the first point of contact for
parents. A tutor is line managed by a head of year* or head of houseSee also 'Head of year/ Head of house'.
A house is a team that groups of students are organised into for reasons of motivation and camaraderie.
Houses usually stretch across year groups.*. group is the students’ core social group. Students usually register with their tutorAlso known as ‘form tutor’.
A tutor is a teacher who registers a class of students and oversees their moral and social welfare. They should have a close overview of each
tutee’s progressSchools are measured nationally according to attainment and progress. Progress is how well pupils have done given their starting points. For example, pupils' progress from key stage 2 to key stage 4 is measured., although it is quite likely that the tutor will not teach the students in their tutor group. Tutors are often the first point of contact for
parents. A tutor is line managed by a head of year* or head of houseSee also 'Head of year/ Head of house'.
A house is a team that groups of students are organised into for reasons of motivation and camaraderie.
Houses usually stretch across year groups.*.*. was being bullied by classmates. It turned out that the bullies were from her old primary school. When challenged about their bullying, the students came out with a long list of provocations they felt they had received from this student in primary school, and although the student was no longer provoking them in the same way, and had attempted to turn over a new leaf, old attitudes seemed to have died hard. It was interesting that the mother of the student being bullied had been persuaded to choose the secondary school because of pressure put on her by her daughter who claimed to her mother that she wanted to be with all her friends. As it transpired, sadly, she considered the students who were bullying her to be her friends from primary school, although they did not consider that they had ever been friends with her.Here, there was obviously a convoluted history of difficult relationships from primary school that was hindering daughter at secondary school.The mother decided to move her daughter to a new secondary school in the hope that she could start afresh with new peers.
