Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
A letter from Jack Ind, Headmaster of Dover College, regarding the programme of the H.M.C. Co-Educational Schools' Group meeting at Lincoln College, Oxford, on 2 March 1989.
Jack Ind
Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
A series of telephone messages addressed to Jane Matthews from several Senior Mistresses regarding their attending a H.M.C. Regional Meeting (Midlands). Seven notes numbered A to G.
K.S.
A letter from Jane Matthews to Gail Hayward
Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
A letter from Jane Matthews to Gail Hayward, Senior Mistress of Bromsgrove School, regarding a Conference, a list of the members of the H.M.C. Regional Group (Midlands) and a proposed agenda for the Bromsgrove meeting on 18 January 1990. One copy is typed, one copy is hand-written. Numbered A and B.
Jane Matthews
Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
This file contains various resources and teaching material related to Drugs Education and Sex Education in schools. It is thought that some of those resources were used in tutorial or in houses to educate pupils.
Oakham School
Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
This sub-file contains two letters and Rugby School's Drugs Policies from the mid-1990s.
Rugby School
A letter from Kate Saywood to Margaret Pepper
Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
A letter from Kate Saywood, for Jane Matthews, to Margaret Pepper, Senior Mistress of Kimbolton School, enclosing the Minutes and a copy of Rugby's drugs policy.
Kate Saywood
A letter from Michael Mavor to Parents
Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
A letter from Michael Mavor, Headmaster of Rugby School, to Parents regarding a new drugs policy.
Michael Mavor
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
Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
A letter from Iain Simpson, Director of Sports, inviting Parents and Guardians to attend a talk on positive parenting and helping children through adolescent years.
Iain Simpson