Kolbe House -
Patron, Saint Maximilian Kolbe
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Saint Maximilian Maria Kolbe, O.F.M. Conv. was a Polish Conventual Franciscan friar, who volunteered to die in place of a stranger in the German death camp of Auschwitz, located in German-occupied Poland during World War II. With strength, courage and resounding resolve, Maximilian Kolbe faced some of the harshest conditions of humanity. He proved compassion could thrive even in the darkest places making him a true inspiration to others. |
Welcome to Kolbe House
(red stripe tie)
Head of House - Mrs G Nixon
Form Tutors within Kolbe House
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Mrs Slade
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Form K-NS Room A2 |
| Miss Townsend | Form K-KT Room C2 |
| Mr Merrick | Form K-DM Room A5 |
| Miss Bullock |
Form K-KB Room A3 (Shared with Mrs Faunconbridge) |
| Mrs Faulconbridge | Form K-KB Room A3 (shared with Miss Bullock) |
| Mr James | Form K-AJ Room MA3 |
| Ms Mills | Form K-KM Room A1 |
| Mr Gill | Form k_CG Room S2 |