student welfare

noun
UK /ˈstjuː.dənt ˈwel.feər/
US /ˈstuː.dənt ˈwel.fer/

Student welfare means taking care of students so they are safe, healthy, and happy at school.

The school has a student welfare team that helps kids who feel worried or unwell.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The services and programs a school provides to keep students healthy and safe.

Student welfare includes free breakfasts and a school nurse.

3. A school's duty to protect students from harm and help them do well.

Teachers are trained in student welfare so they can spot when a child needs help.

4. Help given to students who have money, family, or health problems.

The student welfare office gave her a loan when her family lost their home.