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- Vision and Values
- Welcome from the High Master
- Welcome from the Head of St Paul’s Juniors
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We nurture each individual child carefully, developing strong and meaningful relationships with them that will inspire and support them at school, and prove a foundation for their healthy and happy future.
Our Medical Centre, expert Counsellors, Chaplain, Undermasters (Heads of Year), Safeguarding leads and Learning Support departments form an experienced and deeply committed pastoral team for any pupil who may need some extra support.
Medical Support
The School has an experienced team of three nurses who run the medical centre and a GP who visits several times a week.
Counselling
at St Paul's
From time to time, pupils may experience worries or anxieties and it can be helpful to talk to someone in confidence.
Learning Support - Age 7 - 13
Learning Support at St Paul’s Juniors offers support to boys with a broad range of barriers to learning.
Learning Support - Age 13 - 18
For those needing just a little extra help, the Head of Learning Support can assist with building a pupil’s confidence in their area of need.
