tutor group

Also in the house each year group has two tutor groups.

Each house has tutor groups with students from the five school years.

The last year group to have nine tutor groups left in the Summer of 2007.

Generally there are two tutor groups of the same house per year.

Each year group is split into a number of tutor groups.

Tutor groups have a number of students from each age band.

Tutor Group time usually takes around only 25 minutes, and starts at about 8:40 am.

Each school year from 7 to 11 is split into four tutor groups.

When the school was first founded there were only six tutor groups.

The tutor groups, however, are dependent upon House throughout the school.

Two tutor groups from every year belong to each of the four houses.

Approximately three students from each of these year groups are in every tutor group, led by a senior teacher.

Pupils are in mixed age tutor groups with other students from the same House.

The others in my tutor group were also working.

Tutor groups are usually the group with which a student is registered at the beginning or end of each school session.

Each house has one tutor group for each year, from 7 to 12.

Every year the school admits around 180 children (six tutor groups of 30 students) from local primary schools.

All students in the High School are members of tutor groups.

Each of the five years is divided into nine forms (tutor groups).

This is where two members of the sixth form are allocated to one tutor group within the house.

Tutors have between two and ten pupils in their tutor groups.

The tutor groups contain both students from years 12 & 13.

Each tutor group was then assigned to a house.

The form groups have also been put into vertical tutor groups.

Pupils from the 1st to 5th year (years 7 - 11) are assigned to tutor groups.