Pastoral system

Colfe’s has a long established tradition and reputation for excellent pastoral care. The system is overseen by the Deputy Head (Pastoral) and in Years 7 – 11 is based around a system of five Year Heads who, with the help of their five form tutors are responsible for the pastoral care and academic monitoring of around 110 pupils in their respective year groups. The Heads of Years 8 and 9 and Heads of Years 10 and 11 continue with their year groups for two years. Form tutors of Year 7 also have a group of Year 13 Mentors to help all the pupils settle into the Senior School.

In Years 12 and 13 there is a Head of Sixth Form supported by an academic deputy and a pastoral deputy, who with a team of 20 tutors, oversee and monitor the well-being and academic progress of the students during their A level courses.

The pastoral team is completed by the School Nurse and the School Counsellor, who both play a major part in the well-being and happiness of the pupils in our care. 

The school nurse is involved in all aspects of First Aid, treatment and sickness care. She plays an important role in preventative care, health education, parental liaison and general health and safety issues. She is available throughout the school day.

In addition to the normal pastoral care system provided by form tutors and Heads of Year, Colfe's also uses the services of a fully qualified Counsellor. Any pupil is able to make an appointment to see her if they so wish.

Uniform

We like our students take pride in their appearance and make the effort to come to school in neat, correct school uniform. To ensure that these standards are met, please click here, for a guide to school uniform and the Sixth Form dress code.

Students who are not dressed to the required standard can expect to be sanctioned. Students in the Sixth Form may be sent home to get changed. We value the support of parents in this matter, as we work together to maintain Colfe’s good reputation in the community.