Student Well-Being
At North Point, we recognise the connection between emotional well-being and academic growth. Our Mental Health & Remediation Centre provides a welcoming space for students from Nursery to Class 12, their families and teachers to seek guidance, build skills and access support.
The Resource Room
The Resource Room is designed as a gentle, welcoming space where children, parents and teachers can pause and seek support. Its soft, light-coloured walls create a calmer environment for children, including those who are sensitive to light and attend remediation sessions. A view of the green garden and playground, natural light and fresh air contribute to the calm environment.
The centre emphasises privacy and confidentiality, helping children, parents and staff feel comfortable speaking openly and without fear of judgement.
Practical, easy-to-read parenting guidance in the room helps families reflect on everyday parenting challenges. The centre recognises that families can need support at different points and aims to help parents feel better equipped and less alone.
Counselling Services
The centre offers one-to-one counselling sessions for students and parents to support positive mental health and emotional resilience.
For younger children who may not yet benefit from formal therapeutic sessions, counsellors provide age-appropriate behaviour-management support.
The centre also conducts group sessions addressing concerns such as bullying, academic stress, reduced interest in studies and interpersonal difficulties.
Anyone associated with North Point is welcome to visit the Resource Room during school hours. The centre's guiding belief is that no concern is too small to discuss.
Remediation Programme
A special educator conducts skill-based remediation sessions designed to strengthen key learning skills. Through structured, individualised support, students can work on the foundations that help them approach learning with greater ease and confidence.
Mental Health in the Classroom
Every class participates in a weekly mental health session led by the centre's counsellors. Through role-play and guided discussion, students explore relevant topics and develop self-awareness, emotional expression and healthy interpersonal skills.
Build self-awareness.
Understand and communicate emotions.
Develop healthy interpersonal skills.
Supporting Teachers and Parents
The centre has conducted awareness and professional-development sessions on generational differences, understanding Gen Z and Gen Alpha, respectful classroom interactions and responding to children's needs. It has also organised interactive activities supporting teachers' mental well-being.
Sessions have addressed the challenges of bridging generational gaps and strengthening understanding between parents and teenagers or adolescents.
Awareness and Early Support
Our Commitment
The Resource Room is committed to providing a safe, confidential and supportive environment where every child is understood, encouraged and empowered to reach their potential.
Come, let's talk. We are here to listen.
