Here to support you
Shooters Hill Sixth Form College recognises that mental health and wellbeing is a growing concern and therefore has a team of staff dedicated to promoting and supporting mental health.
The College aims to provide a supportive, inclusive environment and is therefore proactive in its approach. Workshops and courses are run for students with anxiety and stress and events are organised to raise awareness.
In order to maintain continuity and to provide support structures within the College for students diagnosed with mental health problems, the College works closely with organisations such as Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and outreach services.
Students can request support here: Link
Pastoral Wellbeing Tutors
This team is responsible for you pastoral education and personal growth, they will coach you through life's lessons and provide materials and activities to help you engage with the ever changing world.
Student Services
Student services are here to provide students with out of class support, if you need anything at all you can always pop in to their office on the 3rd floor of the main building and someone will be their to help.
Mental Health First Aiders
If you really need some mental health support or have a touch of anxiety or just need a place to chill out, you can call one of the team and they will help to support you.
Counselling
We have a visiting trained counsellor available to give individual help to students with work-related or personal concerns that they prefer to discuss in confidence. Counsellors can also give information about other organisations that help with a variety of problems. We actively encourage students to disclose any concerns either before they join the College or whilst a student so that we can provide appropriate support.
Students - Link
Staff - staffwellbeing@shc.ac.uk
Upcoming events
There are no upcoming scheduled events.
Emotional Wellbeing postbox
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accreditation
AcSEED
We are working towards an AcSEED accreditation for 2021. AcSEED promotes the adoption of best practices in supporting the emotional wellbeing and mental health of young people in schools and colleges.
Worried about someone?
If you have any concerns it's always best to be safe and let someone know. Let a member of staff know onsite, email us or use the postbox to make an anonymous message.
External Services