The wellbeing of all our students is paramount to us. We place great emphasis on developing and maintaining positive relationships between students, staff and parents/carers.
This shared commitment will facilitate maximum academic progress, excellent behaviour, respect for learning and involvement in a wide range of challenging, stimulating and worthwhile activities.
All students are placed in mixed-ability tutor groups under the watchful eye and guidance of their tutor.
Tutors
The form tutor is the key member of staff for the students in their care and will usually be the first point of contact for parents/carers and other members of staff.
At Hazel Grove High School, it is usual for form tutors to be assigned to their tutor groups for five years. In doing so, they become fully aware of the students’ individual needs, personalities, strengths and possible areas for support. Parents/carers will also know that they are speaking to an informed member of staff who has already built up a bond of trust with their child.
Heads of Year
Form tutors are ably supported and led by a Head of Year. All our Heads of Year are non-teaching members of staff who are in the fortunate position of devoting 100% of their time to the care and welfare of our students.
Heads of Year are able to support with social, emotional, behavioural and academic issues and are key in any early help offered.
Heads of House
Our House team works with students to prioritise academic progress and supports students in accessing other help, if needed, to remove any barriers to progress.
School Council
Year councils and a whole-school council play important roles in planning for the future. These councils have been fully consulted on a number of issues, such as rewards, uniform and sanctions.
Food Banks
Food banks play a vital role in supporting families who may be struggling to access essential groceries. To ensure that every child has what they need, schools can provide food bank vouchers to families in need. If you require vouchers or would like more information, please contact the Safeguarding Lead or the Head of Pastoral Care, who will be happy to assist you confidentially.
Find out more: Stockport Foodbank | Helping Local People in Crisis