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So what is a Learning Mentor ?
A learning mentor is a non-teaching member of staff who works with students to break down any barriers to learning and who helps raise aspirations and achievement.
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What do they do ?
- Offer practical help and strategies
- Listen to you
- Work with you one to one or in small groups
- Support you in the classroom
- Help you make the best choices about moving on to college, training or work
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Who are they ?Â
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Hi, my name is Mrs Phillips. I train people to be Buddy Mentors. I like to get involved in after school activities such as Rock Climbing.
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Hi, my name is Mr Ainsley. I am head of St Thomas More. I am player/manager at Spennymoor.
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Hi, my name is Miss Small. I am player/coach at Grangetown Netball Club. I enjoy socialising with friends!
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When can I see one ?
Our Learning Mentors will see students by appointment (apart from the drop in service) and each session will last approximately 30 minutes. You will be seen on a regular basis, depending on need. This may be weekly, fortnightly, monthly or termly. |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 18 September 2008 13:20 |
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Our Learning Mentors Can Help You |
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They can ...Â
Support you individually, in small groups and in your classroom
Motivate you, to help you reach your full potential
Improve your attendance
Listen to your problems and explore your options
Encourage you to take responsibility for your own learning
So You ...
Shine with your new found confidence
Understand your strengths
Can decide what you need to improve
Concentrate your energies on the important things in life
Enjoy you time at school
Empower yourself
Develop your talents, whatever they may be |
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