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Grabbist

The motto ‘Learn to Live’ underpins the ethos of the College. So, if you are lucky enough to be in Grabbist House you can be reassured that you will not only develop the skills
and potential to be highly employable but you will also inherit the courage to take off; the wings to stay afloat and the wisdom needed to face life’s challenges.

Grabbist House has a friendly and caring face where all students
build strong relationships with their Tutors. They are known as individuals and are challenged to perform to their highest standard in work and play. The students speak highly of their Tutors and value being in Grabbist. 

House Leaders for 2008 – 2009:

House Leaders:
Joe Sims and Sian Barker
Deputy House Leaders:
Frankee Walker;
Emily Townsend (Sport);
Emily Rose Gale;
Jack Capel (Sport)
Newly appointed to post, the House leaders and Deputies are buzzing with ideas. They have plans for lots of fun activities in the autumn term that will engage and inspire all to take part. Part of their mission for 2008 – 2009 is to get everyone in the House involved in all activities.

Their efforts have been rewarded summer 2008 with Grabbist House winning the Alan Pearse trophy for the highest points score on Sports Day.

Looking forward to 2008 – 2009

With a New Year 9 group who are very talented, we look forward, as a ‘Winning Team’ to reaching higher than before.

Linda Dibble
House Team Leader