Health and Wellbeing

The teenage years can bring about many well-being and mental health challenges for teens and their families. At the Ursuline High School, we fulfil our school values through our outstanding pastoral care. We understand that young women need to have the best view of themselves and the world around them to succeed.

Our focus on health and well-being is at the forefront of our curriculum and PSHEC with form tutors is an excellent way for students to express and develop their knowledge on physical and mental well-being as well has how to have successful relationships. Take a look at our PSHEC to find out more.

We really do care for each one of our students and we ensure that their individual needs are known and met. Students have a variety of mental health support available that they can access in school to support them, with any worries or anxieties students may have about school or outside of school.

If you or your daughter have a concern, then in the first instance please speak with your daughter's form tutor or pastoral support assistant.

Our focus on well-being is further supported by being part of the South West London Mental health Trailblazer. This partnership provides mental health support teams that work with students and their parents with the aim of ensuring they are well equipped to have healthy and honest conversations about emotional well-being – as well as connecting them to local services. This has enabled us to develop the services we have on offer at the Ursuline including a clinical psychologist, nurse and educational well-being practitioners. These services can be accessed by contacting our Well-being Co-ordinator. 

Parent/Carer Resources

Please refer to our Parent/Carer Support Services for our library of resources/support.

For Online Safety specific advice please visit our Keeping Safe Online page.