At Quinton House, we are determined to help every child develop courage, honesty, integrity, and a global outlook. We believe these are the core values to help children succeed in a competitive world, so we provide an exceptional pastoral care offering.
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Staff are passionate about developing students' academic progress and emotional well-being, and are committed to carefully monitoring the student's journey as they progress through the school.
We build and encourage close relationships with parents to collaborate at every step of the student's journey with us. This keeps the child at the centre of our collective decision making.
The dedicated tutor is the first person the child sees every day, this creates familiarity and trust between student and teacher.
When a child joins Quinton House, the parents become part of the community. We develop a relationship based on honesty and trust, with the child at the heart of our conversations.
Parents are warmly welcomed to attend sports fixtures, music recitals and drama productions, plus a whole host of social events including Fireworks, Easter Extravaganza and Summer Fayre.
We deliver a well-rounded programme of PSHE which helps children prepare for the pressures of the outside world.
Our carefully directed programme takes into account the increasing pressures on young adults, ensuring our students are well rounded, confident and compassionate individuals who are well equipped to deal with the competitive and challenging world.
Character Education
It is about the acquisition and strengthening of virtues, the traits that sustain a well-rounded life and a thriving society.
We base our character education around four key aspects derived from the work of the Jubilee Centre for Character & Virtues from the University of Birmingham.
Four important aspects of character
STUDY SUPPORT
Quinton House School has a well-established Learning Support Department led by Mrs Lucinda Pates (Head of Student Support & Welfare). Prep School children sometimes require booster sessions for difficulties relating to phonics, basic literacy or numeracy skills and handwriting which are on offer through our co-curricular programme.
