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A Concord teacher offering close guidance to pupils

Known · Supported · Secure

Pastoral Care

A whole-school commitment to helping every learner feel secure, grow in confidence and participate fully in school life.

CommitmentEvery child
PartnershipSchool & home
High SchoolMentoring
BoardingResidential care

Holistic development

Care shared by the whole school

Our pupils and students are our greatest asset. Pastoral care supports the personal, social and academic development of every learner.

Teachers and support staff share responsibility for helping children feel secure and participate fully in school life. The curriculum and daily interactions help pupils develop self-esteem, appropriate assertiveness and sound judgement.

Heads of School and class teachers work together to keep parents informed about academic progress, behaviour and health. Frequent communication between home and school helps us understand each child more fully.

SecurityChildren are encouraged to feel safe, included and ready to participate.
Self-esteemDaily relationships help pupils grow in confidence and sound judgement.
CommunicationSchool and parents exchange information about each child’s development.
A Concord teacher offering close guidance to pupils

Prep School

A warm welcome and close attention

In Prep, pastoral care begins with a warm welcome and continues through careful attention to each pupil’s progress across the curriculum.

Classroom activity is monitored so that teachers can respond to the needs of every learner. Regular communication with parents strengthens the support surrounding each child.

Class teacherThe class teacher remains central to knowing and supporting each pupil.
ProgressLearning and wellbeing are considered together, not as separate concerns.
ParentsRegular communication helps school and home work with a common purpose.
A Concord Prep teacher giving pupils individual attention

High School & boarding

Guidance through every transition

High School students are supported by mentors who help them develop confidence, study habits and social skills during the teenage years.

Pastoral care supports a smooth transition from one stage of school to the next. In boarding, house staff oversee welfare, personal development and academic progress within the residential community.

Staff training each term strengthens knowledge and communication, helping the school provide consistent care throughout a pupil’s time at Concord.

MentoringHigh School students receive guidance as academic and social demands change.
TransitionsCare continues as pupils move between sections and prepare for life beyond school.
Boarding welfareResidential staff support wellbeing, personal development and academic progress.
A Concord teacher supporting students during a lesson