Course: Wellbeing

Wellbeing
- Wellbeing forum
  This page provides a general space for parent or student comments and suggestions. Please do not post anything confidential; any specific concerns regarding the well-being of a young person at school should be directed confidentially to the relevant Pastoral Leader. If a response is required, communication will be made within five days.

Wellbeing Toolkit
- Parent Area Folder
  Also check the Links section below
- Time to Talk resources Folder
- ELSA and Medical leaflets Folder
- World Mental Health Day 2020 Folder
- Sam Garner Workshops Folder
Links and FAQs
- Young Minds Website URL
  Young Minds are leading the fight for a future where all young minds are supported and empowered, whatever the challenges. They are here to make sure young people get the best possible mental health support and have the resilience to overcome life’s difficulties.
- Britain Get Talking campaign URL
  Britain Get Talking is an ITV Mental Wellness campaign to help families get closer.
  
  Anxiety and depression in children have risen by 48% since 2004. But talking and listening can build mental wellness, so we’re encouraging you to tune back in to the story in your living room.
  
  Britain Get Talking is supported by YoungMinds and Mind.
- Time to Change URL
  It's hard enough to experience mental health problems, without having to face the judgement, shame and isolation that often surrounds them. That's why we want to end mental health discrimination.
- The Aspie World URL
  This Aspie World is dedicated to help people understand Autism from a person with Autism’s perspective.
- Autism in Girls URL
- Guidance on Coronavirus and mental health URL
- Blurt URL
  Blurt exists to make a difference to anyone affected by depression. Being diagnosed can be overwhelming – there’s a lot to learn and plenty of prejudice to battle. Telling people is tough, and not everyone will understand. That’s why we’re here for you, whenever you need us, for anything at all.
  
  We’ll help you understand depression and what it means for you. We’ll support you, listen to you and introduce you to people who’ve been where you are. We’ll help you break down barriers and broach the subject with those closest to you. We’ll help you help yourself, with a little knowing nod.
- Samaritans URL
  Whatever you're going through, a Samaritan will face it with you. We're here 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
- Childline URL
  Childline is yours – a free, private and confidential service where you can talk about anything.
- Corona Virus: How to protect your mental health URL
  Link to BBC website
- School Website URL
  Mental Health support
- Triple P URL
  This is where the Triple P programme offers a distinct advantage: it’s been designed to be delivered across a number of different formats, including directly to parents (online).
- Solihull Approach Parenting URL
  Award winning online courses about being a parent. Free downloads. All at Ourplace.
- We are beyond URL
  Beyond the shame and stigma of mental health
You said... We did... and next steps
- Questionnaire analysis Folder
  Thank you so much to everyone who took the time to fill out the recent wellbeing parent and student questionnaires. We had over 1000 student responses and over 250 parent responses. All of the comments have been analysed and recurrent themes, excellent suggestions and areas to improve have been summarised in these documents. Our wellbeing team will use this information to improve wellbeing at school.
- You said... we did... Folder
Enrichment Curriculum
Enrichment is defined as the action of improving or enhancing the quality or value of something.

Enrichment lessons focus on enriching student understanding of themselves. We focus on their learning, dispositions and behaviours.

Enrichment lessons are linked to Articles 13 (right to freedom of expression), 24 (right to good health) and 28 (the right to education) of the UNCRC.
Tutor activities
Extra-curricular
- Spring term activities URL

Wellbeing

Wellbeing

Wellbeing Toolkit

Links and FAQs

You said... We did... and next steps

Enrichment Curriculum

Tutor activities

Extra-curricular