Student Support

The Health and Wellbeing Team are on site every day to support students. The physical wellbeing team consists of two physiotherapists, a recovery and injury prevention tutor, and a Pilates tutor. Pastoral care is overseen by our Head of Medical and Wellbeing and Student Support Lead.

Students can contact the Health and Wellbeing Team for support with their physical needs. We are passionate about fulfilling students potential at all stages of the rehabilitation process. This support is provided by all members of the physical wellbeing team.

We believe injury prevention is vital in maximising our students performance. The Wellbeing Team works with students and staff to prevent injury. This involves one to one appointments looking at technical corrections, class observations, and supplementary training.

At Central we prioritise good mental health. We provide onsite pastoral care delivered by our Student Support Lead and Head of Medical and Wellbeing alongside a robust referral system to access external specialists. We promote a culture of care and support throughout the school.

The Head of Studies and Learning Development Manager teach weekly contextual studies classes to guide students in developing writing and research skills, as well as the ability to reflect on their practical training.

Students can contact the Head of Studies and Learning Development Manager with any questions, or for support with their contextual studies. We care about students feeling able to progress confidently through their contextual work, and can guide students via e-mail or through bespoke 1:1 support tutorials.

Students can access a variety of learning resources throughout their course, including a library and digital learning platform. We are able to support you in finding the right resources to contribute to your progression in practical training and preparation for employment.

Students requiring additional learning guidance, or with specific learning differences, are supported to complete diagnostic assessments and apply for Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA). This process may entitle them to additional 1:1 support with a specialist tutor, and assistive software.