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Student Advice

Every adult working at St Augustine’s is committed to ensure that every student is nurtured to becoming the best they can be. If you feel that you need some help, someone to talk to or just have a question about something, then please speak to any member of staff. 

Your year teams are very expert in dealing with any questions or queries that you may have. If you feel comfortable talking to these staff members, they will be more than happy to listen and support you. We also have access to experts both in and out of school should you want to access this provision. Please speak to your year team or a member of the safeguarding team to get us the right support for you. 

If you feel that you cannot talk to anyone but need some support, you can also access your school emails to communicate with a member of staff or use any other external platforms where you can chat with experts online and remain anonymous if this would make you feel more comfortable, such as: 

Worried about someone else? 

Please tell an adult at the school if you have any concerns about anyone in your class or year group. You can report your concern either face to face by seeing a member of staff in your year team or by speaking to a member of the safeguarding team.  

You can also email your concerns to safeguardingshared@stahigh.org.   

Remember that no concern or worry is silly. We take the well-being of all of our students very seriously, so please let us know if you have any concerns about anyone. We all look after each other St Augustine’s. 

GCSE Options Process

GCSE Options Process – Webpage Now Live!

The Year 9 Options Process is an important stage in your child’s education. It’s the time when they have the opportunity to choose some of the subjects they will study for the next two years.
We understand that this can be both exciting and a little overwhelming, as there are often many questions from both students and parent/carers.

Visit our Options Process webpage here for full details, guidance, and support to help you and your child make informed choices.