Student Wellbeing
For excellent learning to take place, there needs to be a happy, harmonious environment and Bridgnorth Endowed School works hard to provide effective pastoral care to achieve this.
We take a holistic approach to our students’ development, helping them to attain, not only academic success, but also self-confidence and respect for others to become valued members of society.
Transition Process
Our concern for student wellbeing begins with the transition process. The move from primary to secondary education is a big step and we take a great deal of care to ensure that it is a smooth and enjoyable experience.
Tutor Group System
The tutor group system in combination with our three houses – Hardwicke, Rowley and Washbrook – brings students together and helps to create a strong sense of family that encourages them to fully support one another.
With contact at the start of each day, form tutors really get to know the pupils, which gives them the chance to monitor welfare needs and address any issues, closely supported by the pastoral team.
RSHE Programme
To equip students with appropriate knowledge and understanding of the social and emotional issues affecting young people today, our curriculum includes a comprehensive RSHE (Relationships, Sex and Health Education) programme that runs throughout all school years.
The weekly sessions are designed to foster pupils' respect for themselves and others; promote equality and values difference; educate pupils about positive relationships; and help pupils understand how their actions can impact on their health, wellbeing and safety.
Alternative Provision
Central to the pastoral care plan, is the need to maintain all children in full time education and ensure they have access to a broad and varied curriculum. This is vital, not just for students and their families, but also the wider community.
With this in mind, the school has established a solid alternative provision process and runs a number of powerful interventions across three venues to support students in times of need.
Good Communication
The basis of our overall pastoral strategy is to promote good relationships between teachers, support staff, our students and parents, as well as building close partnerships with external agencies. This is achieved through an ‘open door’ policy and effective, regular communication.
For further information on pastoral care at BES, please call 01746 762103 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
