Every Student Seen. Every Student Supported.
Behind every Crestan is a dedicated team of helping professionals, Counsellors, SEN Officers, and Student Welfare Officers, working together as one unit to address the academic, emotional, and social needs of every student in the school.
Student Support
Someone in Your Corner.
School Counsellors at Crest journey alongside students through the challenges of adolescence — self-discovery, personal development, and the pressures of growing up. They do not wait to be asked. They are embedded in the school community, building relationships before a crisis arrives.
No Student Left Behind.
SwANs Companions work with students who have mild special educational needs — collaborating with parents, teachers, and school leadership to maximise every student's potential. Their goal is an inclusive school environment where every Crestan has the tools to succeed beyond secondary school.
There When Life Gets Hard.
Student Welfare Officers support students who face barriers beyond the classroom — family difficulties, attendance challenges, or circumstances that put their schooling at risk. They work closely with families and community partners to remove those barriers and rebuild the safety net every student needs.
Specialist Support Roles
Senior Educational Psychologist
Provides psychological assessment, consultation, and intervention to support students with complex learning and developmental needs.
Education & Career Guidance Counsellor
Guides students in understanding their strengths, interests, and post-secondary options, and helping every Crestan map a pathway they are genuinely excited about.
Youth Engagement Officer
Builds trust and connection with students who are disengaged or at risk, by meeting them where they are and walking them back into the school community.
One Team. Six Roles. Every Student.
Every member of the Student Support Team works together, not in silos. They work as a coordinated team, as they share information, co-construct solutions, and journey alongside each student through whatever they are facing. Your child will not fall through the gaps.
