Rossett School is confident that all students will achieve their potential, become confident individuals living fulfilling lives and make a successful transition into employment, further or higher education or training. We recognise that along the way students will require expert additional support.
Each student at Rossett School benefits from an experienced and dedicated team of pastoral staff. This includes the Form Tutor, who will see your child every day. There is also an Achievement and Progress Leader and Pastoral Manager assigned to each year group, who are trained to provide further support for students who may have additional needs.
Rossett School has a whole school approach to special educational needs and disability (SEND). It is a priority that all students, irrespective of need, can access the full national curriculum. All students are the shared responsibility of all staff.
The Wellbeing in Mind Team is based at Rossett School and is an NHS service that has been introduced as part of the national plans to expand mental health services for children, young people and their families within the educational setting.
The Wellbeing in Mind Team aims to positively impact the mental health and wellbeing of young people in our area.
What to look out for
Starting conversations
Promoting wellbeing at home
Support for your child
Support for parents
Just B provides emotional wellbeing support to our students, should they need it. This service provides children and young people with a space to share, explore and develop an understanding of their lives and emotional responses. Support is flexible, holistic and integrated with other services, based on the needs of the child or young person.
