Pastoral Care

We are very proud of the support we offer pupils at Notre Dame High School. We embrace the individuality of every young person who comes into our care, our approach is holistic, nurturing and restorative.

Catholic values are at the heart of everything we do and Pastoral Care staff work alongside parents to develop the academic potential of pupils, as well as looking after their social and emotional well being.

When your child joins Notre Dame High School, they becomes a member of a House Group, each Group is looked after by a member of our Pastoral Care team. The Principal Teacher of Pastoral Care is the named person responsible for overseeing your child’s school experience.

Pastoral Care staff are the first line of contact if you have any concerns or queries regarding your child’s school life. Our team welcome communication with parents to ensure our young people are happy, safe and achieve their potential.

Allocation of Pastoral Care Staff

Mrs Hamilton (DHT) has overall responsibility for Child Protection and Pastoral Care.

Email: gw22hamiltonemma1@glow.sch.uk

 

St Julie House: Mrs Kelly, PT Pastoral Care

Email: gw10kellypauline@glow.sch.uk

 

Namur House: Mrs McQuillan, PT Pastoral Care

Email: gw11mcquillanciara@glow.sch.uk

 

Marian House: Mrs Dean (Mon – Wed AM), PT Pastoral Care

Mrs McBride (Wed PM – Fri), PT Pastoral Care

Email: gw11deanmaryclare@glow.sch.uk

gw16mcbridekelly@glow.sch.uk

 

Joseph House: Miss Lang, Acting PT Pastoral Care

Email: gw21langnicolajoanne@glow.sch.uk

 

Mrs McCabe, PT Support for Learning

Email: gw10mccabecarragh@glow.sch.uk

 

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