Latest News - November 2009
Remembrance Book
We are hoping to produce a ‘book of remembrance’ about the work of Schools Outreach. Any contribution about our work would be appreciated. We would especially like to hear from:
- Previous pastoral care workers—what are you doing now?
- People we have trained—short courses or full training—how did the training benefit you?
- Schools—what impact did your pastoral care specialist have on your pupils, staff and local community?
- Individuals—how has Schools Outreach benefited you?
- Organisations—how has Schools Outreach helped you in your work?
Please fill in the form below to send your comments to Andrea at the Schools Outreach office
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Download in pdf format:
December 2009 (305 kb)
Spring 2009 - abuse (388 kb)
Autumn 2008 - bullying (388 kb)
Spring 2008 - self-harm (158 kb)
Winter 2007 - bereavement (237 kb)
Summer 2007 - working with parents (263 kb)
Spring 2007 - anger management (795 kb)
Annual report 2008 (324 kb)
Annual report 2007 (567 kb)
“She solves all problems that I have, she is really kind and helpful, she’s always got a smile on her face and shows how much she cares.”
“I think he’s an important asset to the school. Knowing that there’s always someone to turn to, is something that is reassuring. To be able to talk to someone is always good and helps get it off your mind.”
“It has helped me a great deal to understand how to cope with problems and to think positively. It is very easy to talk to them and they help more people every day. I see things in a more positive way than I used to and can now cope much better with bad situations. I know I can trust them which is important.”