Pastoral Life

The School's pastoral policy is to give individual attention and support to every pupil.

The School aims to complement the work of the family in developing a pupil's moral views, sense of responsibility, self-reliance and awareness of themselves in relation to other people and the community.

The School's aim is to offer secure conditions which enable the individual to thrive among friends, and to create an environment which is stimulating, varied and challenging so that a pupil recognises the diversity and individuality of others and the importance of his or her own attitudes and effort.

The School's pastoral policy is intended to help pupils cope with practical matters affecting their academic lives and to take full advantage of the academic, sporting, cultural and other opportunities offered by the School.

A personal, social and health education policy deals, through PSHE lessons and cross-curricular methods, with areas such as health, substance abuse, personal relationships, and individual responsibility and bullying. The Learning Enrichment Department supports pupils with specific learning difficulties and is an integral part of the pastoral system.