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Welcome to the web pages of the
Tuition, Medical and Behaviour Support Service
of Shropshire Council
“The service successfully works closely with parents, schools and an array of external agencies to give pupils the best possible chance of succeeding.”
OFSTED
Inspection Report - 2008
Inspection Report -
Our vision...
is to be a highly effective and responsive Service which fully meets the individual needs of pupils with emotional, behaviour and medical difficulties.
Our key purpose is to provide a high quality learning experience appropriate to the needs of individual pupils. This will enable them to make very good progress in their learning and personal development and restore self-confidence and enjoyment. We support the reintegration back into full-time education at the earliest opportunity.
is to be a highly effective and responsive Service which fully meets the individual needs of pupils with emotional, behaviour and medical difficulties.
Our key purpose is to provide a high quality learning experience appropriate to the needs of individual pupils. This will enable them to make very good progress in their learning and personal development and restore self-
Every Child Matters...
We fully support the five key principles behind the national policies related to the Children Act 2004, which are that every child should:
Be healthy – for example by taking regular exercise, being discouraged from smoking and substance abuse, being taught about health risks and eating and drinking healthily.
Stay safe – we teach pupils about important risks and how to deal with them and follow all regulations related to Child Protection.
Enjoy life and achieve – for example through an inspired curriculum and very good teaching, support for behavioural and attendance problems and the achievement of ambitious personal learning goals.
Make a positive contribution – for example by developing good relationships, working in teams and groups, being involved in decisions, and addressing anti-social behaviour.
Achieve economic well-being – for example by gaining good basic skills, learning about the world of work and being enterprising.
We fully support the five key principles behind the national policies related to the Children Act 2004, which are that every child should:
Be healthy – for example by taking regular exercise, being discouraged from smoking and substance abuse, being taught about health risks and eating and drinking healthily.
Stay safe – we teach pupils about important risks and how to deal with them and follow all regulations related to Child Protection.
Enjoy life and achieve – for example through an inspired curriculum and very good teaching, support for behavioural and attendance problems and the achievement of ambitious personal learning goals.
Make a positive contribution – for example by developing good relationships, working in teams and groups, being involved in decisions, and addressing anti-
Achieve economic well-
Counter start date:
25th September 2009
The TMBSS Activities Photo Album
