At Heritage, student wellbeing is integral to learning. We are committed to providing a safe, supportive, inclusive environment in which every student can learn, develop positive relationships, build resilience, and feel a strong sense of belonging.
Student wellbeing is a shared whole-school responsibility. Teachers, school leaders, Student Wellbeing personnel, the School Clinic, Learning Support, families, and students work together to ensure concerns are identified early and students receive the right support from the right person.
Safeguarding & Child Protection
Heritage maintains clear safeguarding expectations and reporting systems designed to protect students’ safety, dignity, and rights.
Pastoral Care
Students are supported through positive relationships, early intervention, age-appropriate guidance, and coordinated support when concerns arise.
Positive Behavior
The school uses preventive, educational, restorative, and proportionate approaches to promote responsible behavior and a safe learning environment.
Psychological & Emotional Wellbeing
School-based psychological support may be available for appropriate short-term needs, with external referral recommended where specialist or longer-term support is required.
Student Voice & Belonging
Student Council, assemblies, leadership opportunities, recognition, clubs, and student-life programs help students participate actively in the school community.
School Clinic
The School Clinic provides medical support, first aid, health monitoring, and emergency response within its professional scope.
Learning Support
Academic support and inclusion are coordinated through the school’s academic Learning Support function, with multidisciplinary collaboration where needs overlap.
