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The Different Shades of Grey

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So, what do we do when we have grey days? Article by Nina Jackson.

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Teaching and Seasonal Depression

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Coping with seasonal depression. Article by Nicole Schmidt.

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Teachers not adequately trained to respond to mental health problems in children

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Study calls for comprehensive training into teacher training courses.

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Children’s relationships with teachers remained strong despite emotional toll of pandemic

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Cardiff University study shows how relationships between teachers and students remained positive during the pandemic.

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Whoever said, “Big boys don’t cry”?

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Supporting the mental health of girls, boys and colleagues.

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Book: Mind Mechanics for Teens and Young Adults by Sarah Rawthorn via @JKPBooks

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A comprehensive resource to support schools in teaching pupils about mental health.

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What should I do if I’m worried about a friend’s mental health?

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Key tips offered by Dr Pooky Knightsmith

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Book: Mind Mechanics for Children by Sarah Rawsthorn via @JKPBooks

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

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Emotional Wellbeing – A whole school priority

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

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Mental health as a continuum – IT’S OK!

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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.

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Mental Health Is ‘Everyone’s Business’

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

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Nurturing the next generation

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

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Teens who participate in extracurriculars, get less screen time, have better mental health

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Extracurricular participation was associated with better mental health outcomes.

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Book: 50 Fantastic Ideas for Supporting Children’s Wellbeing via @BloomsburyEd

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

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Promoting Positive Emotional Well-being and Mental Health in Pupils

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Supporting mental well-being during challenging times.

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