mental-health

Key tips offered by Dr Pooky Knightsmith

A Mental Health Toolbox with Activities and Lesson Plans for Ages 7-11

Excellence: for each, for all – Article by Emma Wilson-Downes.

Children should understand that perhaps one day they may have mental health challenges but it is just the brain’s way of coping – it’s OK.

It’s easier to build healthy children than mend broken adults. Article by Ruth Stacey.

A nurture group is a short term, focused intervention where the child keeps a continuous relationship with their class.

Extracurricular participation was associated with better mental health outcomes.

Ideas to improve children’s physical, emotional and mental health in the early years

Supporting mental well-being during challenging times.

#UKEdChat session 504 – School life is stressful. The pace of teaching and learning is

Provides concise, practical guidance to help improve existing mental health provision in your school.

Book draws upon a new body of evidence-based knowledge and an emerging lexicon which fosters and supports mentally healthy routines as teaching practice develops.

Heads need to take teachers’ mental health seriously in order to tackle the recruitment crisis,