Pastoral Support
Sir John Leman High School is very proud of the exceptionally high quality care that it offers to all its students, whatever academic year they are in.
We have a very highly skilled pastoral team offering a broad range of support for all our students, whatever their needs may be. We recognize that a contented and secure learner is a successful learner. We also recognize that every student is unique and therefore we pride ourselves in our knowledge of the individual. However we also recognize and promote the need to feel part of the whole school community.
Success and recognition of success is at the heart of our pastoral care. Students are rewarded for a wide range of reasons, ranging from academic success, attendance, contribution to extra curricular activities that the school offers and contributions to the local community.
Although Sir John Leman is a large school, each individual year group has their own reserved year areas, where they can eat and socialise, or they can mix with other year groups in other communal areas.
Years 7, 8 and 9 fall under the direction of The Director of Key Stage 3 who oversees their pastoral and academic well being. The Director is supported by three full time Year Managers who support students by ensuring that their pastoral needs are met.
Years 10 and 11 fall under the direction of a The Director of Key Stage 4 who is also supported by two full time Year Managers.
We consider that the relationship between the learner, parent and school is crucial. To encourage this, all parents and students are given the facility to check the learner's academic progress, as well as attendance, behaviour and rewards online.
There are a great deal of extra curricular activities offered to each year group and the school is very fortunate to have it's own sports centre on site, where students can participate in a variety of sports and leisure activities.
Young Carers
Sir John Leman High School is proud to be part of the Young Carers initiative to support Young Carers in schools. We have received our Bronze award and currently working towards the silver award. Helen Bright is Sir John Leman's link worker at Young Carers.
Mr D Cable (Year 7 Year Manager & Year 6 Transition) is the Young Carers lead link in school and if anyone has any questions or queries regarding Young Carers, then please get in touch.
Key Contacts
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Reception General enquiries, to request appointments with staff, raise a concern or to bring in forgotten packed lunches. |
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Main telephone number: 01502 713223 |
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Headteacher |
Ms S Hartshorn |
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Deputy Head - Pastoral/Safeguarding DSL Overall responsibility for Behaviour, Wellbeing, Child Protection and Safety issues. |
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Deputy Head - Quality of Education Overall responsibility for Quality of Education |
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Year Manager Year 7 and Y6 Transition Year Manager Year 8 Year Manager Year 9 Year Manager Year 10 Year Manager Year 11
Academic Mentor KS3 |
Mr D Cable Mrs S Blower Mr H Taylor Miss B Skinner Mrs L Sayer
Mrs Guttridge
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XDC1@sirjohnleman.co.uk XSRB@sirjohnleman.co.uk XHMT@sirjohnleman.co.uk XBES@sirjohnleman.co.uk XLXS@sirjohnleman.co.uk
XLAG@sirjohnleman.co.uk
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Attendance Officer For school and lesson attendance issues and reporting an absence |
Miss K Evans |
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Director of Sixth Form Senior Co-ordinator of Sixth Form Deputy Co-ordinator of Sixth Form |
Mrs S Silvers Mr T Gorbould Mrs S Thompson |
Sixthform@sirjohnleman.co.uk |
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Learning Support (SEND) SENDco Supporting students with Special Educational Needs
Deputy SENDco |
Mrs S Fenwick |
XSBF@sirjohnleman.co.uk |
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Form Tutor For general issues and anything you feel we should be aware of to help support your child. |
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if you are unsure who your assigned Form Tutor is. |
All the above can be contacted via the school telephone number 01502 713223
Useful Links
General information, advice and support:
http://www.familylives.org.uk/how-we-can-help/useful-links/
http://www.suffolk.gov.uk/children-families-and-learning/the-parent-hub/
http://rcpsych.ac.uk/healthadvice/parentsandyoungpeople/parentscarers/adolescence.aspx
https://www.ditchthelabel.org/
Relationships:
https://www.disrespectnobody.co.uk/
Well-being and mental health:
http://www.4yp.org.uk/services/expert
https://www.bigwhitewall.com/V2/about.aspx
https://www.cwmt.org.uk/resources
https://www.annafreud.org/parents/
Self harm:
http://www.stem4.org.uk/calmharm/ CalmHarm: a positive, supportive app to support young people who self-harm and give them strategies to help.
Child employment:
https://www.suffolk.gov.uk/assets/Children-families-and-learning/keeping-children-safe/
Online Safety:
http://parentinfo.org/article/digital-resilience-a-parents-guide
https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/
https://leics.police.uk/categories/kayleighs-love-story
https://ios.gadgethacks.com/how-to/prevent-unwanted-airdrops-i-e-cyberflashes-from-strangers0163823/
http://osxdaily.com/2014/04/24/set-airdrop-contacts-only-ios/
Gangs:
Bereavement Support: