Please remember that we are here to help the whole family. Early help means that we can help before worries get too big for children and their parents or carers. Let us know if there is anything we can do and we will listen.
Staying safe
The NSPCC Speak out Stay safe programme gives children the knowledge and understanding they need to stay safe from abuse and neglect.
Health and advice
Online referral facility to the School Nursing Service
Public Health Nursing duty line where you can access the School Nursing Service
09.00-17.00 hours on 0300 123 7572 for advice and guidance.
Families First is the place to go for information, advice and guidance on local and national services for families, parents and carers.
Asthma UK for advice and support regarding living with asthma .
Angels Autism and ADHD advice and support
OK Rehab specialist drug and alcohol treatment provider
Mental Health and Wellbeing
As a school, we take the wellbeing and mental health of our children, families and staff seriously. We can offer support at a universal level and can signpost you when together we feel further support may be needed. Our mental health lead Mrs Wittich is trained to be able to deliver art and play therapy sessions ‘Being Me in My World’ through training delivered by Nessie.
Hertfordshire County Council and the NHS have commissioned Nessie to deliver FREE workshops and support for parents/carers currently supporting young people who are experiencing emotional and mental health issues. 
The organisations below can also support children and families in their mental health and wellbeing. The local Hertfordshire offer also signposts services for mental health and wellbeing.
Learning Resources
Oak Learning Academy (As recommended by Department of Education)