Student & Parent Feedback

Letter, Year 10 Student

“I just want to say thank you. Thank you for everything - giving me time, spending Tea & Toast with me, supporting me no matter what happens, and putting up with me. Thank you so so much and I appreciate you so much. I also want to include about gardening. Whenever I spent time in the garden you was like my idol. If you weren’t at school I genuinely don’t know what I would do. I come in every day because I want to make you proud and I love spending time with you. You always make me laugh and smile. I am so happy I know you are always there to support me everyday.”

Thank You Card, Year 11 Student

“I just wanted to say a big thank you for everything. Whether it be our chats about nothing after school or our serious chats about me and my struggles, I really appreciated every moment spent with you.”

Letter, Year 11 Student, Previous School Refuser

“I’m writing this to say how thankful I am for everything you have ever done for me. You have changed my perspective of life and the way I see myself. By that I mean you have taught me that there is always a choice to make and some might be good and some might be the worse option. I feel like you have helped me understand who I am and why I do thing and you’ve also helped me accept who I am and you’ve made me feel okay about it. I want to thank you for never giving up on me even when I had given up on myself.”

Parent Email, Year 8 Student

“He gets on well with you and feels comfortable talking to you, which is really reassuring for us. From our perspective, he seems much more mature and positive about the whole situation now, so thank you for the support you’re giving him.”

Parent Email, Year 8 Student

“**** came home from school and told me all about the planting that you had been doing, he really enjoyed it. He does find the time he spends with you helpful, he tells me that you are great, and that he feels comfortable talking to you about his problems. He does talk to me about how difficult he finds some things at school but sometimes it I nice for him to talk to someone outside of the family.”