This week, we celebrated Neurodiversity Celebration Week - a time to recognise the many different ways people think, learn, and engage with the world.

In the video below, Mrs Cheryl Wheeler and Miss Mitali Dayaram from the Learning Enhancement Team share why recognising, respecting, and supporting neurodivergent individuals matters - in classrooms, in workplaces, and across our communities.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is more than just a date on the calendar - it’s a powerful reminder to embrace all ways of thinking, learning, and being.

Mental Health Awareness Week reminds us: You are a whole person - with strengths, struggles, and stories that matter.

In the video below, Ms Emma Legg and Mrs Renee Grosser from the Learning Enhancement Team open up about the power of walking alongside students - to support them as they navigate study, stress, and self-discovery.

Mental health, like neurodiversity, isn’t a barrier- it’s another layer of what makes us beautifully complex.