Supporting Health and Well-Being
Help and Advice for Parents / Carers
Please contact us anytime if you have concerns about your child's wellbeing.
If someone is in immediate danger, always call 999 and wait for help to arrive.
Dial 111 (option 2) for the 24/7 NHS helpline to access urgent mental health support.
Below are some signposts to information, advice and guidance that might be useful in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of your young person, yourself or other people you know.
Children may have experienced loneliness, struggled with changes to their routines or experienced periods of anxiety. We have gathered some useful resources for parents in managing some of these challenges. There is also a bank of resources on the SEND page - see the About Us Tab. If you have any worries about the well-being or mental health of your child, then please contact the school office who will sign post you to a member of staff.
Mrs. Pye-Beraet and Miss. Powell are trained mental health leads and can sign post you to support.
Mrs. White: SENDCo
Mrs. McGee: Trained ELSA and nurture lead
Mrs. Pye-Beraet, Mrs Martin, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Horsburgh: DSLs (Designated Safeguarding Leads)
The school provides a range of opportunities for pupil leadership roles such as mental health champions and as school council representatives. These help pupils to grow confidence and develop personal responsibility.
Ofsted May 2025