Help & Support – Shelton Junior School

Here for you

Support for pupils

This guide explains what to do if you feel worried — about bullying, friendships, learning, or anything else.

You are never alone at Shelton. Whatever is on your mind, there is always an adult in school who will listen and help. Asking for help is one of the bravest things you can do.

When should I ask for help?

Bullying, including online
Racist abuse
Friendship issues
Struggling in class
Personal problems or worries about a friend

Talk to any adult in school — class teachers, teaching assistants, Mrs Dunkley (pastoral), Mr Bacon, or any other member of staff.

You can also talk to friends, parents, Childline (0800 11 11), or NSPCC (0808 800 5000).

Helpful links

Outside school

Childline Free and confidential. 0800 1111. WEB Visit
NSPCC Help and support. 0808 800 5000. WEB Visit
CEOP Report online abuse safely. WEB Visit

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