Good order and discipline are the responsibility of the second master, assisted by the deputy head, the housemasters and housemistresses, and the head of lower school. The house staff are central to the very supportive and effective care and guidance provided for each individual. Their role is complemented by the Listening Service initiative, the school counsellor and chaplain, the nurses in the sanatorium and the librarian. The prefects have an important role which also contributes to the strongly caring ethos of house and school. Bullying is rare and all pupils are clear that they have someone on the staff to whom they can turn in any kind of emergency.
Medical provision is thorough and always available.
Staff are kept informed of any pupils with particular needs and there is good liaison between house staff and the sanatorium. There are clear and appropriate guidelines for child protection. The catering staff provide regular, good quality meals, and in sufficient quantity. Service in the dining hall is cheerful and friendly and a food committee exists to channel views and concerns from pupils. The structures for careers guidance and the resources available are sound.