Tutors

At the start of Year 7, students are placed in tutor groups. Students will remain in these tutor groups until the end of Year 11. The tutor will meet the students every day and they will monitor students’ progress, attendance, behaviour and general well-being. The tutor will contact you if they have any queries or concerns. During the first term in Year 7, parents will be invited in to the school for a Meet the Tutor Evening.

 

Head of Year

Each year group is managed by a Head of Year who will ensure that the best pastoral care is provided for each student. Like the tutors, the Head of Year will remain with the year group until the end of Year 11. The Head of Year works closely with all the tutors as well as the Senior Leadership Team. They are supported by a Pastoral Assistant.

 

Pastoral Assistant

Our Pastoral Assistants act as mentors for the students in their year groups. They are well placed to check in with students during the day and will prioritise students that they are aware of having difficulties and liaise closely with parents/carers. This support is available for all students and is best suited to early or short-term experience, although more significant concerns can be discussed in order to help decide the possible options for more support.  They are aware of a range of in school and community offers for support and are key in signposting targeted support. Pastoral Assistants are the first point of contact for parents if they have any non teaching relating concerns.

Year 7 & 8 clarkl@fullbrook.surrey.sch.uk

Year 9 & 10 masonc@fullbrook.surrey.sch.uk

Year 11 keywoodf@fullbrook.surrey.sch.uk

 

Home School Link Worker (HSLW)

Our dedicated HSLW acts as a bridge between home and school, supporting students and families. They offer guidance, facilitate communication, and provide resources to enhance well-being, academic progress, and family cohesion. They address challenges, foster engagement, and promote a positive school-home partnership. Students or families who feel they may need some additional help can contact our HSLW directly hslw@fullbrook.surrey.sch.uk

 

The Eikon Charity

The Eikon Charity helps children across Surrey to feel safe, heard, and supported when it comes to their mental health and emotional wellbeing. Based on-site at Fullbrook, they offer one-to-one and group support to students via a Youth Support Practitioner, Early Intervention Coordinator and Volunteer Mentors, alongside lunchtime clubs, activities, and a dedicated gardening club based at the Eikon Garden of Hopes and Dreams. Further details can be found at www.eikon.org.uk