Age-appropriate support,
clinically grounded
Partnerships with secondary schools and sixth-form colleges, supporting adolescent girls' health with GP-led, age-appropriate care alongside existing pastoral provision.
Symptoms too often
normalised, not investigated
PCOS, PMDD, hormonal acne, and painful or irregular periods commonly begin in adolescence, yet are frequently normalised rather than properly assessed.
Our medical approach
"A structured partnership gives schools a credible, age-appropriate way to support students, rather than relying solely on general pastoral care."
Age-appropriate GP consultation access, giving pastoral staff a clear route to proper clinical assessment.
Appropriate safeguarding processes and parental involvement built in from the outset, not an afterthought.
A proposal built around your actual student population and safeguarding requirements — not a fixed package.
Not a generic add-on — coordinated, on purpose
Appropriate safeguarding processes and parental involvement, discussed in detail during partnership planning — not bolted on afterwards.
Menstrual health, hormonal acne, mood and cycle-related concerns — assessed properly, not dismissed as "normal for her age."
Gives staff a clear, credible pathway to refer students towards proper clinical assessment, rather than managing concerns without expertise.
Awareness sessions for pastoral staff to help recognise when a referral to GP consultation would be valuable.
Individual clinical information is never shared beyond what safeguarding requires — never with the school administration.
The same physical, hormonal, mental and lifestyle lens we apply to every individual patient.
From conversation
to a live programme
We discuss your student population, safeguarding requirements, and current pastoral provision.
A scoped proposal reflecting age-appropriate scope, safeguarding processes, and parental involvement.
Students gain access, with optional pastoral staff awareness sessions delivered alongside.
Three ways to start the conversation
These are reference points, not fixed products — every school partnership is scoped around your student population, budget and safeguarding requirements.
Age-appropriate GP consultation access, with appropriate safeguarding and parental involvement built in.
- Age-appropriate GP catalogue
- Online delivery as standard
- Safeguarding processes included
- Parental involvement built in
Core Access plus pastoral staff awareness sessions, helping staff recognise when a referral is valuable.
- Everything in Core Access
- Pastoral staff awareness sessions
- Priority scheduling for your students
- Regular utilisation reporting
A tailored programme — custom scope, dedicated account management, and reporting built around your school's needs.
- Custom scope across our range
- Dedicated account management
- Bespoke safeguarding protocol
- Volume-based pricing for larger cohorts
Pricing depends on your student population size and safeguarding scope — we scope it properly rather than quote a generic number. View our individual-patient fee schedule →
Trusted by women across the UK
Real care builds real relationships. Here's what our patients say.
"For the first time in years I felt truly listened to. My GP didn't rush me, took everything seriously, and I left with a clear plan. It genuinely changed how I think about my health."
"I'd been struggling with perimenopausal symptoms for over a year and felt dismissed elsewhere. Here I was heard immediately. The holistic approach made all the difference."
"Booking was easy, the clinic was calm and private, and seeing the same doctor each time means she knows my story. It's the kind of healthcare I always wanted but never had."
Everything you need to know
Programmes are designed with appropriate safeguarding processes and parental involvement from the outset, reflecting the particular considerations needed when working with under-18 students — this is discussed in detail during partnership planning.
Pricing is bespoke, based on your student population and the scope of the programme, confirmed as part of a proposal specific to your school or college.
Common areas include menstrual health, hormonal acne, mood and cycle-related concerns, and general health questions relevant to adolescent girls.
Typically online, reflecting the practicalities of school hours and appropriate parental involvement, though this is discussed and agreed as part of your partnership.
Yes, awareness or education sessions for pastoral staff can be included as part of a School Healthcare partnership.
Get in touch to discuss your school or college's student population and current health provision, and we'll build a proposal specific to your institution.
Tell us about your school or college and we'll build a proposal specific to your students.
Other partnership models
All partnership models.
University partnerships.
Extending access, together.
For employers.
Care tailored to your age and stage.
Full range of conditions we manage.
The individual patient service.
Individual-patient price list.
Age-appropriate care,
alongside your pastoral team
Adolescence brings a distinct set of health considerations for girls — menstrual health from first period onwards, hormonal acne, mood changes linked to cycle patterns, and early PCOS or PMDD symptoms too often dismissed as a normal part of growing up.
Why adolescent girls' health needs a dedicated approach
Many of the conditions covered by our Longevity & Life-Stage Health services commonly begin in adolescence, yet are frequently normalised rather than investigated, partly because schools and families may lack clear guidance on when symptoms warrant proper medical assessment.
What a partnership includes
Partnerships are built around age-appropriate GP consultation access — typically online, given practicalities around school hours and parental involvement — covering menstrual health, hormonal acne, mood and cycle-related concerns. Programmes are designed with appropriate safeguarding and parental involvement built in from the outset.
Working alongside pastoral care, not replacing it
School Healthcare is designed to complement existing pastoral care and school health provision, giving staff a clear, credible pathway to refer students towards proper clinical assessment rather than attempting to manage medical concerns without appropriate expertise.
Give students clinically credible
support, age-appropriately delivered
Tell us about your school or college and we'll build a proposal specific to your students.
Safeguarding built in · Scoped to your school