Team Responsibilities
Data, Assessment and Outcomes
Subject performance responsibilities
MFL and PE
Student responsibilities
Guidance and welfare of all students within Tull College
Strategic leadership responsibilities
- Data and outcomes (schedules and Reports)
- Y7-Y9 Raising Standards
- NTP Liaison and reporting
- Bromcom Liaison Lead
- In Year Admission
- Transition Into Year 7 and Primary Liaison
- Summer School
- Reporting
- Progress Review Meetings (Parents Evenings)
- Open Evening and Events
- Data Dashboard
Mr L Parfitt; BA Hons, PGCE – College Leader for Tull at Tudor Grange Academy Kingshurst. Mr Parfitt is proud to have lived and grown up in the local area. He started his journey with the school back in 1988, joining as a member of the inaugural intake of students into what was then a brand new school within North Solihull, The City Technology College Kingshurst (CTC). He enjoyed his seven years in the school and was an ever present feature in a countless range of representative and regional sporting teams. As a keen sportsman Mr Parfitt followed this passion to successfully complete a BA (Hons) degree in Sport and Business Studies at the University of Wolverhampton in 1998 and then a PGCE in Physical Education, the following year, at the University of Worcester. Mr Parfitt commenced his teaching career in 1999 at Haybridge High School, Worcestershire, as a teacher of PE and ICT, and within this setting, rose to the position of Director of Sport before returning to CTC Kingshurst as a PE and Vocational Studies Lead in 2002. Since joining the school he has enjoyed taking on many curriculum and pastoral roles and progressed into a Senior Leadership position in June 2012. Within this time he has held a variety of positions and has become an experienced and well respected leader within the school and local community. Whilst line-managing the Mathematics Faculty in 2013, he also found a love of the subject, and subsequently completed a Subject Knowledge Enhancement to become a qualified Maths teacher. Like all teachers of PE, at some point in their life, he realised it was probably the right time to hang up his boots. Mr Parfitt has also generously given time to support a variety of primary schools in the local community and, in 2012, held the position of Chair of Governors for the North Solihull Federation of Primary schools. This involved amalgamating five primary schools into three ‘new-build’ schools with the aim to better serve their local communities. Having held this position for two years he then became Chair of Governors, Vice Chair and later on, a Co-opted Governor, for Coleshill Heath Primary School, where both his daughters were being taught. Mr Parfitt is passionate about the school and the local community and works tirelessly to provide countless opportunities to develop students experiences, aspirations and outcomes. As a student from a disadvantaged background himself, he sees the importance of encouraging not only a well-rounded person, but strives to embed drive and ambition, in them, so they want to achieve and aspire to more than that of their parents before them.