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Student Support Team
The Student Support Team (SST) provides a first point of call for parents and students.
The SST is a well established team of non-teaching pastoral staff, who do not have the constraints of a teaching timetable and are therefore free to respond to parent and student queries throughout the day. They offer support around Special Educational Needs (SEND), Emotional and Mental Health and resolve issues such as bullying and behaviour.
Contact the Student Support Team
Should you wish to contact the Student Support Team then please email studentsupportteam@attleboroughacademy.org or telephone 01953 450342.
| Michala Parks | Director of Student Support and Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead |
| Aleisje Howes | Senior Student Support Mentor (Key Stage 3) and Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead |
| Marie Medley | Senior Student Support Mentor (Key Stage 4) and Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead |
| Shirley Linnitt | Sixth Form Pastoral Mentor |
| Tegan Thorne | Sixth Form Academic Mentor |
| Beth Dimon | Student Support Mentor for Year 7 |
| Nicola Brown | Student Support Mentor for Year 8 |
| Mollie O'Callaghan | Student Support Mentor for Year 9 |
| Michelle Maher | Student Support Mentor for Year 10 |
| Debbie Warrent | Student Support Mentor for Year 11 |
| Luke Bosworth | Attendance Officer and Administrator |
| Danielle Matsell | Student Support Administrator |
Contact the SEND Team
Should you wish to contact the SEND Team then please email send@attleboroughacademy.org or telephone 01953 452335.
| Lucy Thomas | Assistant Principal and SENDCO From January 2027 |
| Sadie Ginty | SEND Base HLTA |
| Tom Lai | SEND Administrative Assistant |
| Emma Bolingbroke | Classroom Assistant |
| Emma James | Classroom Assistant |
| Lil Halfacre | SEND Intervention Teaching Assistant |
| Harry Long | Classroom Assistant |
| Ronnie Whewall | SEND Interventation Teaching Assistant |
Should there be a safeguarding concern for any student outside of normal school hours then please call 0344 800 8020. If the student is in immediate danger or harm, please call 999 without delay.
