Advice and Support
We believe that by providing a framework of support in a caring, yet disciplined environment, our students will be able to achieve their full potential.
We have a dedicated team of Form Tutors who are able to support your child with any pastoral needs they may have. It is the Form Tutor who will have regular contact with your child through morning R-Time lessons. The Form Tutor should be the first port of call for any concerns or queries regarding your child.
Staff at The Derby High School value the partnership with parents and carers and believe that involvement in children’s education from home really matters. We ask that communication with home is kept consistent through the weekly signing of your child’s planner but welcome further contact from parents and carers regarding any aspect of your child’s education.
The pastoral need of each child is also supported by the Heads of Year team. They are able to provide further guidance and co-ordinate packages of intervention with external agencies when a child may have additional needs. They also monitor the attendance, attainment and behaviour of their year groups.
Support from external agencies
The Inclusion team work very closely with a number of external agencies; links to their websites can be found here:
- Bury School Attendance Team
- Bury College
- Holy Cross College
- The Prince’s Trust (Fairbridge)
- Relate
- Early Break
- Learning for Life
Advice for Parents/Carers
- thinkuknow
- Safer Internet Service
- Beat Bullying
- Young Minds
- Rethink
- NSHN
- Drink Aware
- Talk to Frank
- Guidance for parents and carers of neurodivergent children
Staying safe Online
- Social media guide for parents and carers - Internet Matters.
- How to report online harms and issues | Internet Matters
- CEOP, an online resource for reporting and dealing with online abuse from the National Crimes Agency
- DfE Advice for Parents on Cyberbullying
- Cyberbullying and children and young people with SEN and disabilities
- Get Safe Online
- The UK Safer Internet Centre
- The Use of Social Media for Online Radicalisation (Home Office, 2015)
- NSPCC Online Safety
- StaySafe Online
- Staying Safe on Facebook
- ChildLine Online Safety
- YouTube Safety Mode
- Google Safe Search
External links are selected and reviewed when the page is published. However, The Derby High School is not responsible for the content of external websites.