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InformationPastoral Care
Student welfare is always our prime concern. When joining the college students are assigned a personal tutor and are encouraged to raise their own expectations and standards to the highest level possible.

Tutor groups
It is central to the Abbey College Manchester experience
that all students feel secure and supported in all areas during
their time with us. Our small size and personal approach means we
know our students very well allowing us to understand them as
people and help them to reach their goals.
Each student has a team of supportive teachers working to help them fulfil their potential. The tutor is central in coordinating a holistic approach to each student's individualised learning programme and takes a particular interest in their progress throughout the year. Each student is a member of a tutor group and register together and meet weekly for tutor time.
Students, parents and teachers working together
We believe that the team approach is highly successful in
ensuring that students achieve their potential.
Communications between Heads of Year, tutors and parents are
integral to supporting the student's progress through the course
and onto the next stage of their education.
Individual needs
Our lessons are lively and encourage students to discuss
ideas, ask questions and to be involved in active learning.
Additional support is provided where required; those with specific
learning difficulties such as dyslexia and dyspraxia are
accommodated in our Enhanced A-Level Programme and in our general
approach to learning in the classroom.
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