Student wellbeing
Children learn better when they feel known, respected and supported. This page explains how Elite approaches care and belonging.
Belonging at school.
Education is a relationship as well as a programme of learning. A student’s confidence, sense of belonging and willingness to take part shape how they experience school.
Sound mentoring and pastoral care sit alongside academic ambition at Elite. We encourage families to raise concerns early so the right school leader can help decide the next step.
Our 2026/2027 theme, Identity, reinforces self discovery: recognising strengths, expressing ideas and building the confidence to make responsible choices.
Everyday care.
Respectful relationships
Kindness, respectful language and consideration for others make the classroom a good place to learn. Raise concerns about teasing, exclusion or conflict with the school.
Clear expectations
Attendance, punctuality, appropriate uniform, care of property and honest behaviour support an orderly school. Ask the school for its current conduct guidance.
Knowing when to ask for help
Encourage your child to speak with a trusted member of staff when something feels difficult. Parents can contact the head teacher or principal through the school office.
Health information
Accurate medical details, allergies and emergency contacts help the school understand a child’s needs. Use the official medical form and discuss concerns with the office.
Raise concerns early.
When you contact the school, give your child’s full name, class, what the concern is and the best way to reach you. For a health or welfare concern, speak to the office directly rather than waiting for an email reply.
Come and see the school.
Look around the campus, meet the team and ask about the next step for your child.