Mr Fox is one of our longest serving staff members at Gordon’s School, so we were bound to give him an interview. Two of the youngest members of The Quarterly Gazette team (Y7s) sat down with him for our iconic Team Behind the Team series. If you were to teach a subject other than marching, what would it be? “I would teach Geography because…
What is your job in the school? I am the school chaplain and charity lead within the school. What do you love about your job? The brilliant students and staff I work with, and having a pastoral role, along with informal teaching in Chapel and small groups. Encouraging others to explore the meaning of life! On the charity side it has been lovely to…
The QG interviewed Ms Weeks who is the Head of Academic Enrichment and has been at Gordon’s School since September 2022. What is your role in the school? I teach RE, PSHE and my passion, History. My job title involves the creation, management and development of the co-curricular academic opportunities on offer to the students. Such as the societies, academic clubs and some student…
Gordon’s spoke to Mr Tom Mundy, the Head of Commercial. He has worked here for just over two years. What do you do in the school? My role is all about generating revenue for the school, in other words this is money for the school that does not come from fees. That includes renting out the sports hall and other facilities; managing residential hire…
Ms Jacqui George who started at Gordon’s in March 2003 – making this her 23rd Anniversary as Personal Assistant to the Head of Gordon’s School. What do you do in the school? I assist with a range of secretarial duties — managing emails, checking the diary, supporting the recruitment process, and sending letters to students. What do you love about your job? The people…
The Quarterly Gazette is running a series where we meet the ‘Team behind the Team’ as we well know that no school runs on teachers alone. There is quite literally an army of staff members working tirelessly and, sometimes, around the clock to keep us all well looked after. And we are forever grateful for their efforts. Next up is Mr Paul Curley, the…
The Quarterly Gazette is running a series where we meet the ‘Team behind the Team’ as we well know that no school runs on teachers alone. There is quite literally an army of staff members working tirelessly and, sometimes, around the clock to keep us all well looked after. And we are forever grateful for their efforts. We are kicking off our series by…