Supporting Learners' Wellbeing at St. Ninian's High School: Remote Learning Entitlements Overview
St. Ninian's High School in East Renfrewshire Council is providing robust multi-layered support for students during remote learning. Through various staff and departmental collaborations, the school ensures regular engagement, emotional support, and additional assistance for vulnerable students. The school focuses on mental health support, communication with families, and offers resources for parents. Students have access to pastoral care, mental health guidance, and counseling services. The school's efforts aim to meet the diverse needs of students and maintain their overall well-being.
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Remote learning entitlements: Examples from the national overviews of practice Supporting learners wellbeing St Ninian s High School, East Renfrewshire Council >National overviews of practice<
Remote learning entitlements: Examples from the national overviews of practice St Ninian s High School The school is providing considerable multi-layered support for young people. This involves a variety of staff and partners, including staff from the pupil support and support for learning departments. All year heads meet with young people from their year groups regularly. They are doing this in a variety of ways to maximise young people s engagement. Weekly assemblies take place as well as more regular check-ins. Young people s engagement continues to increase. Pastoral team meetings take place on a weekly basis to try to ensure that all young people s needs are met, and pastoral reviews are also taking place. Staff from the pastoral team (and other agencies) contact the most vulnerable young people on a daily basis, as well as contacting other young people regularly. Young people are able to contact their pastoral care teachers easily. Staff prioritise the needs of young people who require additional support with their learning, or those who may experience poor mental health, and regular contact is made with families. The support for learning department has created a platform to provide extra support for parents. Significant support is provided across the school to support young people s (and staff s) mental health. Social media and the school website are used to provide useful tips. Additionally, a helpful weekly guide is produced. A few young people continue to engage with the school counsellor and a few others have met with staff members on occasion. The following information has been shared by the school to illustrate some of this work.
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Remote learning entitlements: Examples from the national overviews of practice
Remote learning entitlements: Examples from the national overviews of practice
