Our School
Pastoral Care Programmes
Through our partnerships with local organisations and charities, we offer pupils a range of wellbeing programmes. This includes online safety, addressing friendship issues and Positive Healthy Masculinity sessions to help combat the negative impact of social media influencers.
Should pupils need individual help, our partnership with The Anchor enables us to offer in-house counselling sessions. This one-to-one support is implemented within 24 hours of any concern being raised.
Our programmes, wellbeing initiatives and partnerships are testament to our commitment to ensure a safe, secure and nurturing environment for all of our pupils.
Nil by Mouth is a Scottish Charity, working towards a society where cultural and religious diversity is respected and celebrated by everyone. Their Champions for Change scheme helps our SI children understand bigotry and how to stand together.
We have a close relationship with our community police officers, and they visit our school regularly delivering talks on online safety and being a safer driver for our SVI.
Run by Action for Children, The Blues Programme is an internationally acclaimed wellbeing programme for young people aged 13-19. Action for Children also deliver the Bounce Back Programme in J6.
These proactive workshops help girls manage their friendships providing them with resilience and control over issues that are impossible to get to the bottom of as adults as there are often so many people involved.
In partnership with The Anchor, our Positive Healthy Masculinity sessions provide a safe space for our boys to talk about the pressures which they face as young men in today’s society and to help combat the negative impact of social media influencers.
The Rosey Project is the Support and Prevention Programme for young people at Glasgow Rape Crisis, providing education and support to young people aged 13 to 18.
The Haven is a local charity that supports people in overcoming addiction. Working with our Guidance staff they run a programme for our SV pupils on the dangers of drugs and alcohol.
Kooth is an online platform to help young people with their mental health and wellbeing. They are a BACP-accredited digital mental health service, and provide free services through the NHS.
The Prime Agency provide PSHE sessions to schools – combining a unique formula of live performance with a message that inspires pupils in their personal development.
Talk a Good Game is a PSHE intervention for Senior Schools focusing on communication styles, using rugby and hockey matches and workshops from mental health charities.