Well-being

Well-being matters to everyone and lots of things matter to our well-being: relationships with others, work stress, things we see online. This page contains more information about how we manage our well-being in the Pathfinder Programme.

Setting the Pathfinder well-being agenda

In Pathfinder, you help decide which issues are discussed in our well-being agenda. At least one session per month is reserved for well-being and you can tell us what these should be about by using this form or the paper slip in the Pathfinder room.

There are also lots of people you can speak to about well-being: the Learning Guide team, school counsellors and each other. The following people might be particularly helpful:

Mr Quinton (o.quinton@ishthehague.nl) is your mentor so is often the best person to speak to first.
Any of the well-being team (studentwellbeing@ishthehague.nl, room B204/B205) would be happy to speak to you. School counsellor Simon Teal (s.teal@ishthehague.nl) is the main point of contact for Pathfinder students.
You can also speak to your year leader.
- Y9 - Mrs Stellema, room B208 (k.stellema@ishthehague.nl)
- Y10 - Mrs Bell, room B207 (d.bell@ishthehague.nl)
- Y11 - Mr Petheram, room B207 (m.petheram@ishthehague.nl)

Beyond Pathfinder

We hope that the close bonds formed with the Pathfinder gorup and opportunity to explore the things you care about supports your well-being. But it is also important to have connections outside of the programme and extra-curricular groups are a great way to do this. We strongly recommend that all Pathfinder students take part in at least one extra-curricular group at all times.

Extra-curricular list

Watch this space!

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