Caregivers An international student must have a local caregiver nominated by his parents, while at College. The Caregiver Nomination Form must be signed by both the parents and the caregiver. The school can offer the parents local caregiver options if required. Payment to the caregiver must be made directly from the parents. Division of responsibility Christ’s College will be responsible for: • Providing a 24/7 emergency contact person for problems with accommodation • Selecting, monitoring and approving all accommodation • Providing a support infrastructure within the Boarding House structure • Recording the results of all accommodation assessments • Recording the results of all quarterly student interviews
House system When you start at Christ’s College you will be assigned to a House. College has 10 Houses, three for boarders and seven for dayboys. Boarding Houses
Flower’s House Richards House School House Day Houses Condell’s House Corfe House Harper House Jacobs House Julius House Rolleston House Somes House
Your House will become one of your most important places at school – your band of brothers within the wider College community. If you are a boarder, your House will become your home away from home. If a dayboy, your House will be the base from which you operate while at school. Your Housemaster and other House staff are there to support you throughout your time at College. They will get to know you well, and will give you help and advice about all aspects of College life, as well as any other matters that affect your wellbeing. In addition, you will be assigned to the particular care and attention of an Assistant Housemaster, who will help you with goal planning and monitor your progress.
11
Made with FlippingBook - professional solution for displaying marketing and sales documents online