At Potter Street, our aim is to build a community and culture, where children and their families can manage their mental health and wellbeing, by getting the support they need, when they need it (without any stigma). We recognise that mental health is on a continuum and so we expect times when it naturally dips but with universal, early help and support can bounce back up again without impacting on a pupil's overall wellbeing, behaviour and/or learning. 

 We hope the information you find here, will show how we work together with parents, pupils and other organisations in the community to help achieve this and where the tiered approach is needed, for more targeted support, to help aid recovery.

Lead Staff

Mr Neil Gladwin   - Head of School

Miss Tanica Witter - Deputy Head & Designated Safeguarding Lead

Ms Amanda Hawkes - School Mental Health Lead, Mental Health First Aider & Learning Mentor

Mrs Charlotte Burns - Inclusion Manager

Mrs Paula Cook - Assistant SENCO