Meet the heads: Steven Connors, Monmouth School
All around I hear doom and gloom about the lack of progress of
boys in this country.
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Steven Connors
At Monmouth I am very pleased to report that they are in fine
fettle! Boys flourish at a school which has a long tradition of knowing how they
develop best. In every area they are thriving: academically, in the arts and on
the sports fields and on the river, boys at Monmouth are developing just as well
as their female counterparts.
All of this was confirmed in our most recent, excellent
inspection report: “Another outstanding feature is the high quality personal
support that form tutors in The Grange (our Prep School) and house tutors in the
Senior School provide for all pupils. Staff know their pupils very well and give
them very good and appropriate individual attention.”
Boys develop at a different pace and in different ways from
girls. Here we provide a carefully controlled environment in which boys can
safely gain success and experience setbacks, and learn from both.
Day pupils benefit from the fact that this is a long standing
boarding community, operating seven days a week, providing new experiences from
which boys can benefit.
Monmouth has an enviable reputation on the sporting circuits. and
we also believe in spiritual development, helped by our chaplaincy team.
For nearly 400 years Monmouth School has stood on the banks of
the Wye giving boys a first class education, but changing with the times. At
Sixth Form level we now operate with our sister school, Haberdashers’ Monmouth
School for Girls, giving boys, as they prepare for university, the best of both
worlds. For a copy of the full inspection report, visit
www.habs-monmouth.org.







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