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March 2nd -

2018

2018 saw the start of our activity-based Mentoring Groups, using Social and Emotional Learning to change lives. Children come through our doors facing all sorts of challenges, but leave our Mentoring Programme with new resilience and the ability to thrive. Here, Loraine, a Pastoral and Safeguarding Lead, tells us about the huge impact of these groups on the lives of children like Emily. Her life has been transformed!

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