Amesbury CE Primary School

Pastoral Support

At Amesbury Primary, we aim to provide the highest quality pastoral support throughout the school. We work with a variety of outside professionals to support pupils to achieve their best educationally, socially and emotionally.

Our Pastoral Team is made up of Mrs Woodvine (SENDCo), Mrs Campari-Moss (Pastoral Manager), Mrs Meads (THRIVE) and Mrs Pidsley (SEN Teaching Assistant). 

How Does The Pastoral Team Work?

ELSA - Referrals are made by school staff to our ELSAs, who then complete a block of seven sessions on one of the following: 

  • Family Breakdown
  • Bereavement
  • Anxiety
  • Transition Support
  • Social Skills
  • Regulation  

One Off Sessions - Single sessions with any member of the pastoral team

Pastoral Clubs - Sessions to support periods of unstructured play or transitions

Sessions can be as individuals or as part of a group. A variety of different methods could be used to support your child, including: role-play, puppets, board games, arts and crafts, therapeutic play, social stories and time to talk.  Sessions are reviewed at the end of each block and information is then given to parents about their child's progress.

Contacts:

Pupils - Any child can ask to speak to the pastoral team if they have a worry at school or at home. A suitable time will then be arranged to meet.

Parents/Carers - If you have a pastoral concern regarding your child, you can: phone the school office, speak to your child's class teacher or make an appointment to see Mrs Campari-Moss via the school office. Please call the office on 01980 623009 or email
office@amesbury.wilts.sch.uk.

School Staff - an ELSA Referral Form can be completed and emailed to Mrs Woodvine. 

Parent Support Groups

We are offering a variety of parent information and support groups throughout the year. Please visit either the SEND or Wellbeing pages for more information relating to sessions on these topics.

Mental Health Services & Signposting

Please open the following document for a useful list of Mental Health Services which parents and carers can access. 

Mental Health Services and Signposting for Parents