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• My Name Is Miss France and I Will Be Your Tutor Along with Mrs Carver. • I • My name is Miss France and I • My name is Mrs Carver and I will will be your tutor along with be sharing the form with Miss Mrs Carver. France • I am also going to be new to • I can’t wait to meet you all and the school in September. I start our journey as 7XLF hope you’re as excited as I together am about joining Ivanhoe and I look forward to getting to • When I am not in school know you all. I enjoy baking, swimming and spending time with • I love cooking, reading, going my 2 & 4 year old girls. for long adventurous walks and spending time with my • See you soon! family. • I also love extreme sports and have recently got into snowboarding. Welcome to 7YNW A message from your new form tutor “Hello new members of 7YNW, My name is Miss Williams and I will be your form tutor when you start here in September. I have only been a teacher here at Ivanhoe for 1 year, I’ve had a great time with my form last year, so I can’t wait to welcome you and our other Year 7 students to our fantastic form. When I’m not at school I enjoy walking my excitable pup, Ethel, and trying out new recipes in the kitchen. I am really looking forward to meeting you soon!“ Welcome to… Hello 7YSE, my name is Miss Erez and I am going to be your form tutor at Ivanhoe College. At school, I will be teaching History but when I’m at home 7YSE I like to cook, watch TV, online shop, and hang out with my two cats. I am also new to Ivanhoe, so we will all be starting our journey through the college together. I am excited to get to know you all and create a supportive and friendly form group together. I look forward to meeting all of you after the summer. See you soon! Miss Erez Welcome to 7YBS! Hello and welcome to 7YBS! I am Miss Smith and I am a PE teacher at Ivanhoe College. I am really looking forward to meeting you all! When I am not at school, I love to play netball and go to the gym, as well as exploring. My favourite thing to do is to explore new places, especially outdoors. I hope that you have received all the information that you need for starting in September, but if you have any questions, please send me an email at [email protected]. Looking forward to seeing you soon! I first came to Ivanhoe in 1997 ! I have been a form tutor for 27 Can you guess years !! what I teach ? 7X 7XEG Hello to 7XJN! I am Miss Neeson and I will be your form tutor while you are at Ivanhoe. I am a new teacher at Ivanhoe, teaching science, so we can help each other get settled here. I am really looking forward to meeting you all and welcoming you to our tutor group very soon! Welcome to 7XRJ A message from your form tutor… Hello 7XRJ, My name is Miss Jones and I will be your new form tutor in Year 7. It is such a shame I can’t be meeting you right now but hopefully you will get all the information you need ready for starting in September. I have been a PE teacher at Ivanhoe for 4 years and I can’t wait to welcome you to my amazing form. When I am not at school I enjoy long walks with my golden retriever, Casper (you will hear a lot about him). I also enjoy baking, reading and photography (mainly taking photos of nature). 7XRJ is more than just a form, we are a family, so don’t worry about joining us – we are all ready to help you settle in. I am excited to be sharing your journey through Ivanhoe with you and I hope to see you very soon. Hello 7XRD My name is Mr Dejonghe and I will be your form tutor in year 7. I teach Geography and Beliefs and Values at Ivanhoe and I am looking forward to welcoming you and the other year 7 students to 7XRD. We are a very friendly form and we often get on the leader board for students with the most house points! When I am not at school I love watching movies and listening to and playing music. I have a six year old daughter and a 3 year old son who keep me very busy! I am really looking forward to meeting you all and I hope to see you soon. Welcome new members of 7YES! Hi. I am Mrs Baldaro. I have Sorry we can’t be there to meet you in been a Teacher for 24 years, many of which have been at person but we are both really looking Ivanhoe. When I am not at school, I like to read, listen to forward to you joining 7YES! music or watch a good Netflix series. I also love walking, especially along the beach in You are joining a really great form Wales. family and I know we are all going to make a great start at Ivanhoe. Hello! I am Miss Sanders. I have been a secondary teacher for four years and before that, I was a primary school teacher. I Miss Sanders and Mrs Baldaro teach English here at Ivanhoe which means I enjoy reading a lot but I also enjoy cinema, theatre, cooking and I’m a singer outside of school. I have two cats called Dennis and Daphne. Hello, my name is Mrs Keeling and I am the proud tutor of 7YMK. I have been at Ivanhoe for the past seven years and love working here. I enjoy all sorts of things, from baking to gardening but have a passion for long hikes in the countryside. And of course, as a language teacher, I am very keen on travelling and discovering the world. Recently I have been teaching myself Swedish but I am not too good at it yet I can’t wait to introduce you to life at Ivanhoe. I hope you enjoy your summer and get really excited about joining us. We are looking forward to meeting you! 7YMK NERD ALERT! Welcome to 7XRT • Hello! Crikey, this is a bit weird isn’t it! Reading about ◦ I am a “proper” geek. I love games (both board games your form tutor before hearing them speak. and video games). When I’m not out visiting National Trust properties, I am at home enjoying some games • My name is Russell Thornewill (OMG, my “real” name), with my wife and our friends. I also enjoy watching as well as form tutor at Ivanhoe, I am also the Subject Leader for Computing and have been at Ivanhoe for 10 motorsport especially Formula e! years (still no medal yet ) ◦ Some students say I am very loud and scary. Nothing can be further from the truth (well I am loud!). ◦ I want everyone in 7XRT to become Have-a-go-heroes. That even includes myself, even though I am not that sporty, you’ll see me try things out for sports day. ◦ In 7XRT, I like to think of us as your school family. Like all families we look after each other, we laugh (mostly at me) “I will be your loudest champion, we will cry (I do, because I’m so proud of my form) and your biggest supporter, I will have sometimes unhappy (well at me because I’ve told another your back! All you’ve got to do is bad joke!), but most importantly we look after each other. try your best.”.
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