1Talk to someone at schoolVisit the Apas NHS Guidance Office or speak privately with a trusted teacher, class adviser, or school personnel.
2Talk to your familyTell a parent, guardian, or trusted family member what is happening and what kind of help you need.
3Seek professional supportA qualified health or mental-health professional can provide assessment, counseling, treatment, or appropriate referral.
!If someone is in immediate dangerContact local emergency services or ask a nearby trusted adult for urgent assistance immediately.
♥KAI’s reminderReporting a concern is not causing trouble. It is a way to protect yourself, another learner, and the wider school community.