Fairfield High School has a community of nearly 600 students based in a rural setting within the Golden Valley in Herefordshire. Students attend the school from a large geographical area, joining from over 20 primary schools across Herefordshire and the Welsh borders.

The safeguarding team deal effectively with a range of safeguarding and wellbeing concerns which reflect the individual and group needs of our students.

Concerns can be raised by students, parents/carers or other agencies and schools.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Young Minds www.youngminds.org.uk
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Childline 0800 11 11 www.childline.org.uk

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Student safeguarding and wellbeing is very important to us at Fairfield High School.

If students need support in school they can talk to their form tutors or ask for an appointment at The Nigel Davies Wing to talk to one of the Learning Managers. This could be on a 1-2-1or as part of small group work.

Alongside Mrs Harley and Mrs Shilcock, students are also able to access appointments with the school counsellor; school nurse and a member of the WEST (Wellbeing and Emotional Support Team).

Students are also able to use The Nigel Davies Wing to meet with support workers from other agencies.

Each Year Group has its own Teams Classroom dedicated to student safeguarding and wellbeing.

 

 

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