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Student Support Resources at Sandy Secondary School

At Sandy Secondary School, the well-being and growth of our students are paramount. Recognising that every student's journey is unique, we've curated a list of essential resources and information sheets aimed at addressing diverse needs. Whether it's academic guidance, mental well-being, or just a need for some extra support, our comprehensive list ensures that students have access to the right tools and information.

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Sandy Secondary School Pastoral Team organisational chart showing House Leaders, Senior Pastoral Team, Pastoral Support Assistants, Year 11 Form Team, Attendance Officer, and SEND staff with photographs and roles.

Support Services & Resources

Wellbeing & Carers Support

The Carers Trust is dedicated to supporting those who care for others, ensuring they receive assistance and recognition. Their Young Carers Awareness Day highlights the importance of recognising and supporting young carers.

Mental Health

Mind offers resources including guidance for LGBTU young people, while CHUMs provides specialist mental health and emotional well-being support tailored for children and young individuals navigating emotional challenges.

Safeguarding

Our safeguarding team works to ensure every student feels safe and protected at school. We follow rigorous procedures to identify and address any concerns, working closely with families and external agencies.

Young Carers

Carers in Bedfordshire supports young carers under 18 who provide care for someone with disabilities, illnesses, or mental health challenges. The organisation promotes the positive benefits of young carers connecting and sharing experiences.

Anti-Bullying

The National Bullying Helpline is a dedicated platform offering resources, advice, and support for individuals who are victims of bullying or know someone who is, providing various strategies and avenues for assistance.

Health & Wellbeing Services

Brook offers free, confidential sexual health advice and guidance for young people. Specialist drug and alcohol services provide confidential support for young people aged 5–18 across Bedford Borough and Central Bedfordshire.