Opportunities to Lead
At Heritage Park we promote student independence and leadership through various planned and unplanned experiences. These opportunities can be seen through students preparing nurture breakfast, encouraged independent travel for identified pupils, resource monitor / class helper, preparing own equipment for outdoor education sessions and calendared events e.g. Santa’s Grotto, Christmas Lunch and Comic Relief.
Peer Mentoring |
DJ Leadership |
Independent Travel |
Classroom Based Jobs |
Charity Days |
Christmas Lunch Jobs |
Student Council |
Forest School Roles |
Independence on Residential |
Mentoring Programme
Students are identified in KS4 who are socially and emotionally ready to access mentoring in KS2 and Physical Education lessons. This is planned into individual student timetables and supported by staff and parents. Staff coach students in the skills and attributes required to be an effective mentor, this is monitored by the staff who are working with the students and progress is reviewed regularly.
Student Council
The student council at Heritage Park School aims to develop aspects of the school based on suggestions and ideas from planned meetings. The council plan to meet on a fortnightly basis to discuss various topics and project work which improve aspects of the school environment, culture and student experiences. Council members are selected based on a voluntary show of interest and then staff support the selection based on interested students being able to fulfil the councillor requirements. School senior leaders attend meetings once every half-term to support with dialog, identify projects and rational responses.
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