pupil welfare
nounUK /ˈpjuːpɪl ˈwelfeə/
US /ˈpjuːpəl ˈwelfer/
Pupil welfare means making sure students are safe, healthy, and happy at school.
The school has a pupil welfare team that helps children who feel worried or unwell.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The school policies and services that protect students' safety and health.
Pupil welfare policies require staff to report any signs of harm.
3. The department or staff responsible for looking after students' personal needs.
She contacted pupil welfare when her son was being bullied.
4. A concern for the overall happiness and development of students, not just their grades.
The inspection praised the school's strong commitment to pupil welfare.