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Your Body Matters

PMC-PMC/1-PMC/1/5-PMC/1/5/3
Item
N/D

Part of Pastoral and Medical Care

A booklet entitled "Your body matters - The Young Teenager's Guide to healthy living" , with information on drugs, contraception, alcohol, eating disorders, stress, nutrition, hygiene, sport, bullying, health

Oakham School

Wellbeing

PMC-PMC/1-PMC/1/5
Sub-Series
2018 - 2020

Part of Pastoral and Medical Care

The items in this sub-series are guidelines and resources related to mental health and wellbeing. Most are documents sent internally and externally to staff, parents and guardians.

Oakham School

Timetable for Boosters

PMC-PMC/2-PMC/2/7-PMC/2/7/2
Item
2019

Part of Pastoral and Medical Care

Accession Number 11022021/3. A list of form three students due for booster innoculations.

Oakham School

Mental Health Awareness Week Support Pack

PMC-PMC/1-PMC/1/5-PMC/1/5/6
Item
05/2020

Part of Pastoral and Medical Care

Accession Number 18052021/29. A booklet full of tips for raising awareness of mental health during this week.

Mental Health Foundation

Letter from William Dunn to Oakham Canal Co.

HIS-HIS/1-HIS/1/4-HIS/1/4/1
Item
01/03/1802

Part of History of the School

A letter from William Dunn to the Oakham Canal Co. detailing about the return of the pupils and masters to the school. Two names of possible heads are mentioned including Thomas Barker (1722 - 1809) and Bradford (1796 - 1808).

William Dunn

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