Curriculum Concerns
Who to contact if you are concerned about your child’s performance in a specific subject.

If you are concerned about your child’s progress in a specific subject, you should contact the school and request a call from your child’s teacher. You may also ask to speak to the Head Teacher of the faculty. 

The Head Teachers of each faculty are:

We have a whole team available to contact if you are concerned about your child’s wellbeing and its impact on their schooling. 

Wellbeing issues might include: 

• Your child’s mental health 

• Issues at home that might be affecting your child (for example: separation, conflict, issues with siblings) 

• The death or illness of a family member 

• An ongoing illness that affects your child’s learning 

• School refusal 

• Bullying issues 

To allow staff to provide the best care and management of students it is often useful to know what is going on in their life outside of the school walls. If you consider that an event, or ongoing issues, may impact your child while at school, it would be beneficial to contact the school and let the Year Adviser know so that they can raise the issue at the regular welfare meetings.