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Welcome Pack The Fulham Boys School WELCOME PACK 1. INTRODUCTION Welcome First Day Arrangements Who is Who? The Houses Communication at FBS 2. THE SCHOOL Christian Ethos Attendance System Behaviour System Reporting Term Dates Friends of FBS 3. CURRICULUM Own Work Literacy Additional Learning Needs Enterprise Sports Peripatetic – Music and Lamda Co-Curriculum Chromebooks 4. SCHOOL PAYMENTS Payments to school Breakfast club, Tuck shop and lunches School uniform list Sports Kit Equipment list Check List We are very excited that you and your son will be joining the FBS community and hope that you will find the information contained in this Welcome Pack useful before your son’s start date. The pack is designed to give you further insight and understanding into the way the school works on a daily basis to ensure your son’s transition to this school is a smooth and positive one. Three vital ingredients make up the school’s ethos. We aim to build a school that is geared towards Boys, built upon Christian principles and which nurtures Enterprise. FBS is focused on instilling a ‘can do’ culture: raising expectations of achievement and providing opportunity for boys from the local community to achieve success regardless of background, ethnicity and ability. FBS will deliver this through: teaching strategies aimed at raising achievement for boys high standards of pastoral care an academic curriculum that will equip FBS boys to apply for Russell Group universities a commitment to developing entrepreneurial flair, skills and habits in FBS boys, to serve the community as well as their later economic well-being making sport central to school life a wide range of co-curricular and vocational activities a powerful partnership between school, parents and community firm discipline and clear boundaries with high standards of uniform, behaviour, attendance and punctuality. To achieve these aims parental engagement is essential. It is important to us that two way communication with parents / guardians is established and maintained throughout the year. Hopefully this pack will ensure you know who is the right person to contact for different situations, but whatever happens please rest assured that your feedback, suggestions and ideas are always welcome as we strive to become one of the very best schools in this country - state or private. Our school website also contains all the vital information you may require including all of our school policies and an up-to-date calendar of school events. If you have any questions or queries or you are struggling to find the information you require please do not hesitate to get in touch: Admissions Officer: Samantha Barton Email: [email protected] Tel: 020 7381 7100 Ex 251 In order to support the new Year 7 boys starting at FBS we have arranged for them to start the term first on Thursday 5th September. On this day year 10 will also be in school having an introduction to GCSEs. The basic plan for the day is outlined below. Year 11 will be undertaking academic fitness tests on both Thursday 5th September and Friday 6th September. Thursday 5th September - Year 7 Plans Year 7 Timing Activity 8.30 – 9.30 Line up at front of school Assembly Introduction to Heads of House 9.30 – 10.40 Meet form teachers Ice breaker activities Finding your way around Who’s who at FBS 10.40 – 11.00 Break time 11.00 – 11.50 Expectations and behaviour at FBS Different groups will be called for biometrics at different times 11.50 – 12.40 What is enterprise at FBS? 12.40 – 13.30 Lunch 13.30 – 14.20 Co-curricular at FBS Different groups will be called for Chromebooks biometrics at different times 14.20 – 14.40 Q&A 14.40 – 15.10 Assembly - Music opportunities at FBS and dismissal Thursday 5th September - Year 10 Plans Year 10 Timing Activity 9.30 – 10.10 Line up at front of school. Go to assembly 10.10 – 10.40 Expectations – Heads of House (in 4 Houses separately) 10.40 – 11.00 Break time 11.00 – 11.50 Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4 11.50 – 12.40 Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4 12.40 – 13.30 Lunch 13.30 – 14.20 Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4 14.20 – 15.10 Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4 15.10 – 15.30 Assembly and dismissal Workshops on a rota to include*: ● Workshop 1 - Enterprise Websites and Expectations ● Workshop 2 - What it means to be a Fulham Boy ● Workshop 3 - Organisation, time management and folder organisation ● Workshop 4 - Changes needed to thrive @ GCSE *Roomings TBC Friday 6th September Timing Activity 8.30 – 9.30 Line up at front of school followed by whole school assembly 9.30 – 10.40 Icebreakers in form groups Forms will be called Planners, timetables & Google Classroom down for photos 10.40 – 11.00 Break 11.00 – 11.50 What do we expect in our form? Forms will be called (Year 7-10) down for photos* 11.50 – 12.40 Enterprise presentations from yr10 Student leadership at FBS 12.40 – 13.30 Lunch 13.30 – 14.20 House assemblies OR finding your way around & routines Forms will be called down for photos* 14.20 – 15.10 House assemblies OR finding your way around & routines 15.10 – 15.20 Form time including Q&A *Year 11 photos to be taken on morning of Monday 9th September. Senior Leadership Team Mr Alun Ebenezer – Headmaster Ms Sam Johnson – Deputy Headteacher (also teaches History) Mr Simon Kellie – Deputy Headteacher (also teaches Geography) Mr Morgan Browne – Assistant Headteacher Mr David Smith – Assistant Headteacher (also teaches RE) Ms Elly Plant – Assistant Head Teacher (also teaches Science) Mr Mark Harris – Head of Finance and Operations Heads of House Ms Rebecca Gold– Brunel Head of House (also teaches English) Mr Jonathan Brophy – Dickens Head of House (also teaches Maths) Mr Darren Boswarva – Liddell Head of House (also teaches PE) Mr Aaron Long – Wilberforce Head of House (also teaches PE and RE) Heads of Department and Middle Leaders Mr Martin Jeeps – Head of English Ms Ezzy Ephgrave-Goddard – Acting Head of Science Ms Alison Farrell – Head of Humanities Ms Yasmin Kenssous – Head of History Mrs Jaya Chetti – Head of MFL Mr Sam Burns – Head of Performing Arts Mr Joseph Brasse – Head of Art and Product Design Mr Jordan Angol – Head of Business Studies and Computing Mr Dan Lane – Head of Sport Mr James Sanderson – Head of PE Ms Jenny Day – Head of RE Mr Sam Brown – School Chaplain (also teaches RE - PSHCE) Mr Ross Maggs – Head of Sixth Form Miss Ruth Adams – SENCO (also teaches English) Mr Christopher McCormack – Head of Maths Form Tutors Brunel House: Dan Lane; Holly Mazur; Annie Embiricos; Karima Sahel; Joseph Brasse Dickens House: Sophie Jones; Eleanor Northway; Alexandra Gaudé; James Sanderson; Yasmin Kenssous Liddell House: Mella Monti; Fatimah Akhtar; Tara Johns; Matthew Steele; Duncan Craig Wilberforce House: Jack Goldberg; Khady Konaté; Kevin Scalia; Jordan Angol; Julia Fitzgerald Teachers Ms Alex Grossman – English Teacher Mrs Mella Monti – English Teacher Ms Victoria Matthews – English Teacher Mr Jonathan Brophy – Maths Teacher Ms Puja Kalra – Maths Teacher Ms Sarah Delas – Maths Teacher Ms Kate Graham – Maths Teachers Ms Catherine Singh – Science Teacher Mr Matthew Steele – Science Teacher Miss Cristina Santos – Science Teacher Ms Sophie Jones – Science Teacher Ms Ezzy Ephgrave-Goddard – Science Teacher Ms Julia Fitzgerald – Maths and Science Teacher Mr Dan Jarvis – RE Teacher Ms Khady Konaté – MFL Teacher Mr Kevin Scalia – MFL Teacher Ms Annie Embiricos – MFL Teacher Ms Alexandra Gaudé – MFL Teacher Ms Eleanor Northway – Art and Product Design Teacher Mr Freddie Bader – Music Teacher Ms Holly Mazur – Drama Teacher Ms Rosie Thomas – Drama Teacher Mr James Freeman – History Teacher Mr Duncan Craig – Geography Teacher Mr Josh Missen – PE and Science Teacher Mr Aaron Long – PE Teacher (also teaches Religious Education) Mr Jack Carte-Goldberg – PE Teacher Ms Karima Sahel – Computing Teacher Learning Support Assistants (LSAs) Mrs Tara Johns – Learning Support Assistant Mr Will Campbell – Learning Support Assistant Mr Martin Hartigan – Learning Support Assistant Mr Jamal Johns – Learning Support Assistant Mr Orin Fredericks – Learning Support Assistant Ms Rukiya Edmonds - Learning Support Assistant Ms Georgina Peters - Learning Support Assistant Ms Catherine Brooks – Learning Support Assistant Mrs Anne-Marie Finnerty – Teaching Assistant Mr Paddy O’Donnell – Parental Engagement and Pupil Support Officer (PEPSO) Support Staff Mr Emmanuel Boadi – Finance and Data Officer Miss Jane Proudfoot – Headmaster’s PA, Office Manager and Clerk to Governors Mrs Samantha Barton – Admissions Officer Mrs Maggie Olszewska – Receptionist Mrs Samantha Spring – Receptionist, Admin Assistant Miss Rebekah Blake – Attendance Officer and Admin Assistant Miss Emily Fryers – 6th Form and Enterprise Admin Assistant Ms Nina Gai – Exams Officer Ms Sulekha Mohamed - Apprentice Mr Sylvain Eko – Science Technician Mr Mohammed Kuddus – IT Technician Mrs Pascale Mitchell – Librarian Mr Ross Dimitrov – Site Manager Mr Scott Haley – School Caretaker Mr William Tovar – School Caretaker Sixth Form Head of 6th Form Mr Ross Maggs 6th Form Tutors Brunel House: Alison Farrell Dickens House: Alex Grossman Liddell House: Cristina Santos Wilberforce House: James Freeman Heads of House, House Captains and Vice-Captains Boys meet in their houses at the start of each day unless in an assembly Head of House Rebecca Gold House Captain Tobi Adewumi Yr11 Vice-Captain Philipp Andreewitch Yr10 Vice-Captain Flynn Earl Yr9 Head of House Jonathan Brophy House Captain Xavier Rippon Yr11 Vice-captain Angelo Georgiou Yr9 Vice-Captain Sam Priest Yr8 Head of House Darren Boswarva House Captain Jack Andrews Yr11 Vice-Captain Nour Alaas Yr10 Vice-Captain Bobby Druce Yr9 Head of House Aaron Long House Captain Charles Logan Yr11 Vice-Captain Demir Ozbay Y9 Vice-Captain Karl Hartigan Yr11 Communication is very important to us at FBS.
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