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Wellbeing First
At Camilla Brook School, we prioritise the wellbeing and pastoral care of every pupil, nurturing a supportive environment where each child can thrive academically, emotionally, and socially.
Our pastoral care system is supported by form tutors who serve as mentors — building strong relationships through regular one-on-one sessions and group discussions, and providing personalised guidance and encouragement. Students have access to confidential counselling services and take part in workshops and mindfulness sessions to build resilience and emotional intelligence.
Regular one-on-one sessions and group discussions build strong, trusted relationships with every pupil.
Workshops and mindfulness sessions help pupils build resilience and emotional intelligence.
We collaborate closely with parents and guardians through regular communication and workshops.
Our Policies
Children's health and safety is the School's foremost responsibility. Parents must complete a Medical Form for each child upon registration, updating it whenever a need arises. In the event of a serious injury or illness, parents/guardians are notified immediately; if they cannot be reached in a reasonable time, the Head of School arranges transport to hospital.
Fire drills are practised regularly — pupils evacuate quickly, quietly, and in an orderly manner through designated exits. All visitors must sign in at the Security Post and wear a visitor's tag; parents must also sign in and out when picking up their wards.
We are deeply committed to safeguarding our pupils, following the procedures outlined in the Nigeria Child Rights Act (2003) and the Ministry of Education's guidance. Our school strives to be a stable, secure, and supportive environment for every child, especially those who are vulnerable — our behaviour policy makes clear that while some behaviours are unacceptable, pupils themselves are always valued and never blamed for their circumstances.
A dedicated, trained officer oversees child protection across the school.
Every staff member is trained to recognise signs of abuse and report concerns.
Our child protection responsibilities are communicated clearly to parents.
We maintain effective links with relevant agencies, including Social Services.
Concerns about children are recorded securely, separate from the main pupil file.
Strict recruitment practices safeguard the wellbeing of every pupil.
We define bullying as "being made unhappy by the deliberate and continued actions and/or words of others." At Camilla Brook School, bullying is anti-social, contrary to our ethos, and will not be tolerated — we promote an environment where it is never an offence to tell someone about bullying.
Hitting, kicking, throwing things, spitting, or damaging/taking another pupil's belongings.
Threats, name-calling (including sectarian or racist), teasing, insulting, or taunting.
Being unfriendly, excluding, tormenting, spreading rumours, or giving looks.
Nasty or threatening calls, messages, or posting abusive comments, images, or videos online.
Our team is always available to talk to parents and guardians.
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