Pupil Care

At Pimlico Primary, our children’s well-being and safety are at the heart of everything we do. We want every child to feel happy, both in school and beyond, and we’re committed to helping them grow into confident, resilient young people.

Building strong, positive relationships is key to our approach. Every child has a dedicated form teacher who looks after their well-being and serves as the main link between school and home. Our teachers take the time to understand each child’s interests and build strong connections with their families. Alongside them, our team of teaching assistants and support staff ensures that there is always someone available for children to turn to for advice or reassurance.

For those who need extra help, we provide tailored mentoring support. Since 2019, we have partnered with the charity MIND to offer well-being support in different ways. Thanks to our collaboration with the NHS, Educational Mental Health Practitioners (EMHPs) have been trained and placed in schools. We’re fortunate to have a dedicated EMHP who runs parent workshops, group sessions, whole-class activities, and staff training to support well-being across the school.

We also benefit from the support of St Vincent’s Family Project, which offers in-school assistance one day a week. Additionally, we’re proud to be part of a programme with West London Zone, helping children and young people develop the relationships and skills they need to thrive. Through this initiative, each child receives a personalised two-year support plan, designed in partnership with their family, school, and local organisations.

Our staff are trained to provide targeted support whenever it’s needed. With the right guidance and encouragement, we believe that every child can flourish and feel a true sense of belonging in our school community.