We have two therapy dogs on campus to support our students mental and social wellbeing.
Therapy Dogs

The purpose of therapy dogs
The purpose of having therapy dogs on campus is to provide comfort and support to students at all levels of their education journey.
The dogs are trained to interact with a variety of people with a variety of needs. This includes their handlers and staff members.
Having therapy dogs in schools and colleges has been proven to reduce anxiety in students and improve mental and social wellbeing.

We will have two therapy dogs at the college
Later this year Mabel will be joined by Ozzy, our second therapy dog. This will be on a broader timetable, at which point she will be undertaking her basic puppy training before she moves on to complete her therapy dog training.
I’m sure you’ll all agree that implementing a therapy dog scheme is a great achievement for the college and will be of tremendous benefit to our college community.
