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Useful Information SENIOR SCHOOL AND SIXTH FORM INFORMATION AND CONTACTS 2020-2021 Term Dates MICHAELMAS TERM 2020 Staff day: Friday 28th August Term begins: New Boarders Tuesday 1st September 8.00pm Travelling Day Wednesday 2nd September 8.00pm Day pupils Thursday 3rd September 8.20am Half-term begins: Friday 16th October 4.00pm Half-term ends: Travelling Day Sunday 1st November 8.00pm Day pupils Monday 2nd November 8.20am End of term: Friday 11th December 12.30pm LENT TERM 2021 Staff day: Tuesday 5th January Term begins: Travelling Day Tuesday 5th January 8:00pm Day pupils Wednesday 06th January 8:20am Half-term begins: Friday 12th February 4:00pm Half-term ends: Travelling Day Sunday 2st February 8:00pm Day pupils Monday 22nd February 8:20am End of term: Friday 26th March 12.30pm SUMMER TERM 2021 Staff day: Tuesday 13th April Term begins: Travelling Day Tuesday 13th April 8.00pm Day pupils Wednesday 14th April 8.20am Half-term begins: Friday 28th May 4.00pm Half term ends: Travelling Day Sunday 6th June 8.00pm Day pupils Monday 7th June 8.20am End of term: Friday 9th July 12.30pm MICHAELMAS TERM 2021 Staff days: Thursday and Friday 2nd and 3rd September Term begins: New Boarders Thursday 2nd September 8.00pm Travelling Day Friday 3rd September 8.00pm Day pupils Monday 6th September 8.20am Half-term begins: Friday 15th October 4.00pm Half-term ends: Travelling Day Sunday 31st October 8.00pm Day pupils Monday 1st November 8.20am End of term: Friday 10th December 12.30pm *Please note that there is no travel window for EU boarders - all EU boarders are expected to remain at school until the end of term. Non-EU boarders can only travel on the final 2 days of term. Term dates are subject to change Leadership ROSSALL SCHOOL LIFE GOVERNORS The Earl of Derby DL Mrs H N Trapnell Mr A N Stephenson MA MEMBERS OF COUNCIL Mr C Holt, BSc, MCIMA, MBA (Chair) Mr S J Fisher, MA (Vice Chair) Mr M J Reece, MA Mrs C Preston, BSc, ARICS Mr M Craven, MA Dr H O Fajemirokun Dr D M Elliott, BSc, MBChB Mrs L Croston, BSc Hons, PGCE, ALCM Mrs K Thomas, MIFST, BSc, RSci The Revd Canon W G Ashton, BA The Revd Canon J Hall, MA Mr D H Ewart, BA MA Mr R Wilson, MA Mr D K Gill, FCA Mrs G Austin-King, BA, FCA, MBA, LLB, MCISI, MCIBS Mr A C Potts, BSc, PGCE, EurProBiol, CBiol, MIBiol Secretary to Council: Mr B E Clark, MBE SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM (EXECUTIVE) Mr J Quartermain Headmaster Mrs E Sanderson Bursar Mr R Robinson Senior Deputy Head Ms D Porovic Deputy Head (Academic) Mr M Turner Head of Junior School Mr S Prest Director of Sixth Form Mrs L Barnwell Director of External Relations Academic Staff Dr L Adcock Head of French, Spanish & Mandarin Mrs S Attfield Spanish, Head of Year 10 Miss S Barciela Balado Spanish Dr J Bradburn Head of Biology Mr P Bradburn Geography Mr M E Bradley Geography, Director of Outreach Mr A Butcher French, German Mr P Butterworth Mathematics Mr C Campbell LAMDA Mrs J Cheah-Pritchard EAL Mrs J Chelton Science, Chemistry Mr B Clark Head of Classics, Second in IB Mr D Clarke Director of Professional Development, Head of History Mrs C Cohen Science Mr J Cohen Senior Master, Business Studies, Economics Mr W Collins EAL Mrs S Coutinho Mathematics Miss G Creighton PE Mr J Cropper Director of Sport Mr A Dobson Director of Music Dr D Dohmen Head of German, Director of European Admissions Mr T Edney Director of Chapel Music and Assistant Head of Music Mr E Einsiedler German Mrs J E Evans EAL, Cambridge Exams Coordinator Mr A M Fairhurst Geography Mr H Fitzherbert-Brockholes Head of English Miss B Garton Golf Academy Assistant Mr D J Hall History, Debating Coordinator Mr M Hall Head of Geography Miss E Hall DT, PSHE Coordinator Miss L Heap Head of Art Mr S Hemmings Director of Golf Miss C Heyes Art Miss D Hoban Spanish, German Mr L J Hodgetts Head of Design & Technology Mr J Holland Science, Chemistry Mr K Hutchinson Science, Biology, Chemistry, Staff Professional Mentor Mrs W Jackson Learning Development Miss B Jones Director of IB, Second in English Mr M Kelly Head of Academic PE, CAS Mrs L Laird Head of Chemistry Ms C Lane Head of Psychology, Biology Miss C Latham Art, Head of Year 9 Mr P Mallaband Head of RS and Philosophy Mr W R McDowell German, Latin Mr T R McNab English, Calendar Coordinator Mr A Millington Head of Physics Mrs S Mistry Drama and LAMDA Co-ordinator Mrs A C Morton Art Mr D Newell Head of Drama Mr J Newson Director of Football Mr N Parkinson Head of Economics Mr C Payne Director of Studies Miss L Peden Teacher of Economics/Business Studies, Head of Year 12 Miss N Pentelow English Ms D Porovic Mathematics Mr S Prest Politics, History Miss J Qi Maths Mrs F Quartermain Head of Learning Development Miss J Riley English, Classics, Head of Year 8 Mr S Roberts Physical Education Mr R Robinson History Mrs S Robinson (Maternity Leave) PE Ms C Sharp Art Mr C Sharpe Head of Sixth Form Maths Mr A Shaw Head of Mathematics Mr L Sidwell Sports Graduate Assistant Mr D Simms Physics Miss J Smethurst Psychology Mrs C Stacker Maths, Head of Lower School, Head of Year 7 Mr R Symons Music Mr A Veitch English, Drama, Head of Year 11 Miss M Veyssieres French Miss C Wang Mandarin, Head of Chinese Relations & Development Miss C Wellham Head of Sixth Form Biology Mrs E L Williams Designated Safeguarding Lead, Director of Boarding, PE Mrs C Wolstencroft Head of EAL Mrs S A Wright Head of Business Studies, Careers Coordinator Mr C Yow Maths Student Leadership SCHOOL MONITORS School Captains Patrick Dunn Zenith Subba Deputy School Captains Alexander Fielden Harriet Clough Senior Monitors Stephan Bilby Thierry Bilby Skyler Bowes Ohad Haviv Buck Lydia Cryer Lucy Eagling Can Ercivan Anastasia Guledani Elise Hadgraft Alice Hoggarth David Jones Barroso Ekaterina Kuzina Anna-Sophia Mäckel Edward Robinson William Robinson Kulahea Tikoisuva Joseph Warwick Lily Warwick Monitors Nino Abesadze Georgia Bowling Pablo Borghese Charlotte Combrink Ryan Cowan Skye Darwin Sofia Deplidge Lily Doherty-Fretwell Hannah Douglas Sidney Hankinson Emily Holliday Lydia Hunt Lê, Minh Dan (Dan) Le, Quoc Khanh Duong (Matthew) Andres Hernandez Maduro Terje Mildner Oluwatobi (Tobi) Otubanjo Xavia Riley-Oakes Kaitlyn Rowe Ellie Forsyth-Parker Ellen (Ellie) Preston Júlia Scarpello Parody Maximilian (Max) Schober Sarah Seebach Abigail Singleton Sina Sitt Gabrielle Terrington Jessica Watson Max Watson CAPTAINS Golf Captain (Junior) Chloe Spencer Golf Captain (Senior) Kieran Hogarth Hockey Captain (Boys) Patrick Dunn Hockey Captain (Girls) Lucy Eagling Football (Boys) David Jones Barroso Choir Captain Ekaterina Kuzina Drama Captain Emily Holliday Music Captain Lan-Lan Chiêu Lê Boarding Houses HOUSEPARENTS / DEPUTIES Please note the country code for UK is: 0044 and area code is (0)1253 Anchor (AN) Mr L & Mrs H Gair 774212 email: (Mr L Gair) [email protected] 07478 072028 Deputies Mr J Newson Dolphin (DN) Mrs S A and Mr S Wright 774292 email: [email protected] 07478 080687 Deputy Miss J Riley Maltese Cross (MC) Mr R Symons and Ms I Freeman 774210 email: [email protected] 07474 234136 Deputy Mr L Sidwell Mitre Fleur de Lys (MF) Mr S Roberts 774211 email: [email protected] 07478 078121 Deputy Mr C Yow Pelican (PE) Mr C & Mrs R Payne 774213 email: [email protected] 07478 080258 Deputy Miss G Finney and Mr C Waring Rose (R) Dr J & Mr P Bradburn 774214 email: [email protected] 07474 803049 Deputy Miss G Creighton Spread Eagle (SE) Miss N Pentelow & Mr D Newell 774215 email: [email protected] 07728 591138 Deputy Mr T Edney Wren (WR) Mrs E Williams 774276 email: [email protected] 07473 922662 Deputy Miss J Qi Useful Contacts SAFEGUARDING Please note the country code for UK is: 0044 and area code is (0)1253 Designated Safeguarding Lead Mrs E Williams (Years 7-13 and Boarding) [email protected] 774 281 Designated Safeguarding Lead Mr M Turner (Junior School including EYFS) [email protected] 774 275 Deputy Safeguarding Lead Mrs C Stacker (Lower School) [email protected] 774 268 Deputy Safeguarding Lead Mr S Prest (Sixth Form) [email protected] 774 262 Deputy Safeguarding Lead Mr L Condon (Junior School and EYFS) [email protected] Nursery Safeguarding Lead Mrs N Stott 774 298 [email protected] Deputy Safeguarding Lead Mr A Veitch [email protected] Deputy Safeguarding Lead Mrs S Capstick (Support Staff and holidays) [email protected] 774 257 USEFUL CONTACT DETAILS Please note the country code for UK is: 0044 and area code is (0)1253 Headmaster Mr J Quartermain 774 247 [email protected] Senior Deputy Head Mr R Robinson 774 238 [email protected] Bursar Mrs E Sanderson 774 247 [email protected] Deputy Head (Academic) Ms D Porovic 774 240 [email protected] Head of Junior School Mr M Turner 774 222 [email protected] Director of Boarding Mrs E Williams [email protected] Director of Health and Wellbeing Mrs R Magowan 774 287 [email protected] Director of Operations Mrs K Lee 774 248 [email protected] Senior Master Mr J Cohen 774 318 [email protected] Director of Sixth Form Mr S Prest 774 262 [email protected] Director of Co-Curricular & Outreach Mr M Bradley 774 223 [email protected] Director of Studies Mr C Payne 774 264 [email protected] Head of International Courses Mrs C Wolstencroft 774 266 [email protected] Director of Music Mr A Dobson 774 217 [email protected] Director of IB Miss B Jones [email protected] Director of Professional Development Mr D Clarke 774 230 [email protected] Director of External Relations Mrs
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