Detillens

'LEADING THE WAY'

Head of House - Mr M Streeter
Deputy Head of House - Ms S Wallace
Pastoral Manager - Ms B Shorey

Alumni

• Oli Lansley left Oxted School in 1993 and is an actor
• Rachel Dickens left Oxted School in 2006 and is 400m English Schools' Champion
• Oliver Ashdown left Oxted School in 2007 and is a member of the U16 England Hockey Team

House Assembly

Students will regularly attend assembly with their House

House Achievements

Champion House

• 2022/23
• 2021/22
• 2017/18
• 2009/10
• 2007/8

Attendance Cup

• 2012
• 2010
• 2009

Inter-House Competitions

• Cross Country Champions
• Joint Gold winners for Sports Day
• KS4 Female Vocals Winner

House Student Leadership - (Roles & Responsibilities)

House Captains

• Manage Prefect team
  Assist in day to day running of House

Deputy House Captains

• Assist House Captains

Sports Captains

• Organise teams for inter-House competitions

Year 11 Prefects

• Mentor Year 7 tutor groups
• Assist in organising House teams
• Arrange litter duty rota and co-ordination

The House system plays an important role in the life of students. It provides every student with:

• Daily contact with a Form Tutor (Form Tutors are part of the House team). The Form Tutor will be at the centre of the student's experience
• A tutorial programme delivering academic mentoring and developing personal well-being
• Monitoring of their learning behaviours
  Support for issues that are barriers to learning

The House Team will contact parents to:

• Celebrate students' achievements
• Notify parents of House events
• Clarify issues that may be affecting a student's learning or well-being
• Discuss concerns over attendance
• Notify parents of detentions
• Where parents can find further information during the academic year:
• Parent weekly bulletin
• School Calendar
• Letters from School
• Like us on Facebook  oxtedschool
• Follow us on Twitter @oxtedschool

Parents can support the House team by:

• Keeping contact details up to date
• Informing School of any changes to family circumstances
• Communicating concerns regarding any aspect of School as soon as they become a concern
• Ensuring your child attends regularly, helping them to achieve 95% or higher attendance
• Provide the necessary equipment so your child is always ready to learn
• Ensure your child is correctly wearing full uniform and is punctual for the start of the school day
• Take an interest in your child's school work and encourage them to always do their best, including the completion of homework
• Co-operate with the School in providing the best education for your child

Ways that parents can communicate with the House:

• Emailing the Form Tutor
• Emailing members of the House team
• Telephoning a member of the House team