STUDENT WELLBEING
Our Wellbeing Support Team

Mrs Tippler

Mrs Wybrow

Miss Whitehead

Miss Pollard

Mrs Hampton

Mrs Leforgeais

Mr Howell

Mrs Smith

Mrs Gargrupe

Miss Mason
MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT
Wellbeing is a key priority within the Beauchamps family and promotion of positive mental health and wellbeing is embedded within the school community.
We support students’ mental and emotional health in a range of ways in school including:
- Having a Wellbeing Mentor available to students for both appointments and a drop in service at break and lunch
- Weekly visits from the school nurse
- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy – individuals and groups
- Year Leaders with specific training in supporting mental and emotional health
- Regular training to the whole staff on mental and emotional health
- An Applied Suicide Intervention Skills trained member of staff available
- Youth worker
- Young Carers support
- Bereavement support from St Luke’s
If you have any queries or are concerned about a student’s mental health, please use the ‘Contact Us’ page or alternatively contact the Year Lead for the relevant year group.
ACTIVITIES
Here are some activities to try at home to suport your wellbeing.









APPS
These apps are mainly free to install but may offer in-app purchases or require use of data.
Please check the app provider’s terms and condition and get the bill payer’s permission.
These apps offer a form of help but do not replace professional help or treatment.

The above App is called Combined Minds
and is specifically for parents who have
children with mental health difficulties








USEFUL LINKS
HOW I COPE: A young person’s guide
How I cope: a young person’s guide | Children and Families Policy Research Unit – UCL – University College London
Started in 2016, HeadStart is a six-year, £67.4 million National Lottery funded programme set up by The National Lottery Community Fund. HeadStart aims to explore and test new ways to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young people aged 10-16 and prevent serious mental health issues from developing.