Student Support
OUR STUDENT WELFARE TEAM ENSURES THAT YOU HAVE ACCESS TO AN EXTENSIVE RANGE OF SERVICES DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING YOUR HEALTH AND WELLBEING.
PERSONAL TUTOR
Your tutor, usually one of your subject teachers, will be your first point of contact at college. They will provide you with one-to-one care and attention, and will support you in the following ways:
- Talk through any personal or academic support needs
- Discuss your attendance and performance grades
- Refer you to other services in the college
- Help you apply to universities, apprenticeships or jobs
- Provide you with a reference.
Weekly tutorial sessions will help develop your independent study skills, including:
- Revision Tips
- Note Taking
- Time Management
- Reading for Effectiveness.
You will also be given the chance to explore issues such as staying safe online, money management, alcohol and drug awareness, and career pathways.
Your tutor works with a Learning Area Manager who is responsible for your overall progress and welfare during your time here. You will have a number of Progress Review Days during the academic year where you will be able to meet with your tutor to discuss your progression in all subjects and set targets to ensure you achieve your potential.
SAFEGUARDING & PREVENT DUTY
We have put relevant and effective safeguarding practices in place to make sure that our students feel safe and secure both in college and whilst enjoying college-related activities. We also encourage students and staff to talk to a member of our dedicated Safeguarding team about concerns they may have regarding health, safety and welfare. Alternatively, they can raise a concern online, via our intranet.
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