HOME COVID-19 SAFEGUARDING ABOUT US NEWS PUPILS PARENTS LEARNING CONTACT US Allenbourn Middle School Welcome to Allenbourn Middle School At Allenbourn, the talents of every pupil are recognised and nurtured. The individual needs of each child are met through a varied and exciting curriculum that stretches the most able and supports those who need it. Experienced and highly-motivated staff deliver lessons that lay the foundation for a love of learning that will carry each child through the rest of their lives. Pupils come to Allenbourn for a superb all-round education. Arriving at nine years old, they leave four years later with a clear sense of purpose and an enthusiasm for their future learning. SHOW MORE 17 Nov Litter pick 17 Nov Year 5 Pledges 15 Nov Times Table Rock Stars Upcoming Events 9 DEC Year 7 London Trip 6:30PM – 7:30PM 17 DEC Last Day of Term 8:40AM – 12:30PM 20 DEC Christmas Holidays 0:00AM – 11:00PM FULL CALENDAR Log Your Miles Get in touch East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset BH21 1PL 01202 886 738 office@allenbourn.dorset.sch.uk © 2021 Allenbourn Middle School School Website Design by e4education View Sitemap • High Visibility Cookie Policy This site uses cookies to store information on your computer. Click here for more information Allow CookiesCookie Settings

HOME COVID-19 SAFEGUARDING ABOUT US NEWS PUPILS PARENTS LEARNING CONTACT US Allenbourn Middle School In This Section Safeguarding Policies & Documents Domestic Abuse & Operation Encompass Are you worried about a child's mental health Online Safety & Technology Anti-bullying Prevent HomeSafeguardingAre you worried about a child's mental health Are you worried about a child's mental health In the UK today, an estimated five children in every classroom have a mental health problem. (youngminds.org.uk) What is Mental Ill-Health? Mental ill-health can manifest in many different ways. A child could present with sadness, anger, low appetite, tired, emotional or just behaving differently or unusually. Changing mood is part of growing up and is perfectly normal however if a child is not bouncing back from these changing moods or you have concerns, please speak with someone. If you are concerned about the mental health of a child please contact the school for advice. What is the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)? CAMHS is an NHS service that supports children with serious mental health related issues. A CAMHS referral can be made by the school or via your GP. Further support and advice can be found on the following websites: Young Minds Mind Dorset NHS NSPCC Place2Be © 2021 Allenbourn Middle School School Website Design by e4education View Sitemap • High Visibility Cookie Policy This site uses cookies to store information on your computer. Click here for more information Allow CookiesCookie Settings