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The House System & Mentor Groups

There are five houses at Ysgol Harri Tudur/Henry Tudor School: Manorbier, Narberth, Carew, Upton and Picton. All pupils are placed in a house when they join the school and we try to keep siblings together in the same house.

As part of the house system pupils are also placed in Mentor Groups.

Mentor Groups, KSL and DoFs

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Each Mentor Group is allocated to a house. Each house also has a house council which represents the pupil voice for their house.

The house system promotes pupil well-being by offering them support from their Head of House and from their Peer house mentors. Heads of House provide house activities and competitions to enhance pupils' sense of belonging and self-esteem. Heads of House meet regularly, as a team, with the Assistant Headteacher for Well-being (Mrs Ann Andrews) to discuss fund raising ideas, inter-house competitions and other well-being issues.

Manorbier: Head of House: Ms L Kitts

Narberth: Head of House: Mr P Kingdom

Upton: Head of House: Mrs E Sutton

Picton: Head of House: Mr G Batchelor

Carew: Head of House: Ms R Probert

Newsdesk

Ysgol Harri Tudur / Henry Tudor School Governing Body has a vacancy for the voluntary position of Community Governor. The school is particularly keen to recruit new members whose skills would broaden the skills base of the Governing Body, and the role of Community Governor aims to ensure community representation and community interest on the Governing Body. Governors do not have to be parents of pupils at the school, but should have a genuine interest in education. Read More…

Parents/Carers and pupils may find the information and link below from GCSEPod useful over the summer period. Read More…

We are looking for Home-Start Cymru volunteers to help us support families in your community. Read More…

Please read full information in the poster below. Read More…

The application process for a school uniform grant has changed for the new academic year starting in September 2022 Read More…

Sandy Bear, with support from the WI, have donated a remembrance tree for our well-being garden. Sandy Bear is a Pembrokeshire charity dedicated to improving and strengthening the emotional health and well-being of young people aged 0-18 (and their families), who have experienced the death of a loved one. We aim to reduce emotional difficulties in childhood and the prevalence of mental illness in later life that can result in a decreased quality of life, poorer educational attainment, social and health problems and increased vulnerability.It is hoped that the tree will provide a focal point for children who have experienced a bereavement and a quiet place for them to remember a loved one. Read More…

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