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• Supporting staff wellbeing

  Good staff wellbeing is essential for cultivating a mentally healthy school, for retaining and motivating staff and for promoting pupil wellbeing and attainment.

• Getting started - teaching and support staff

  Promoting good mental health and wellbeing in schools relies on every member of staff playing their part.

• The truth about self-harm for young people and their friends and families

  This booklet sensitively explores why self-harm happens, how to deal with it, and how to recover from the cycle.

• Understanding self-harm in children - video and factsheet

  A short film and factsheet to help adults learn more about self-harm in children and how to address it.

• Understanding self-harm and keeping children and young people safe

  Advice to help you understand why children and young people self-harm.

• Looked-after children

  A child or young person who is being cared for by their local authority is known as a ‘looked-after’ child. They might be living in a children’s home, or with foster parents, or in some other family arrangement.

• BBC Teach’s health and wellbeing videos for ages 5 to 7

  Four series of videos, suitable for use in health and wellbeing education lessons with primary school children at Key Stage 1 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and at 1st Level in Scotland.

• Student resilience survey

  This resource is a survey measurement tool intended to monitor the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.

• Yoga

  Yoga targeted support programmes can include yoga sessions, breath work and relaxation techniques.

• Mindfulness

  Targeted support programmes focused on mindfulness and meditation to improve emotional regulation.