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Living after Loss: A grief guide for young people
Free guide co-produced with young people that provides clear, sensitive and practical support for those aged 11-18 who are experiencing grief.
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Leading with hope: material poverty and mental wellbeing
A guide for FE and skills leaders and managers, offering strategies to address the impact of material poverty on mental health and to embed a hopeful, whole-college approach to wellbeing.
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SEMH in the classroom
A reflective conversation between education experts exploring how to build emotionally secure classrooms and support the wellbeing of both students and staff.
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Autistic and OK toolkit
A free, evidence-informed toolkit enabling autistic young people to lead peer wellbeing sessions in secondary schools and colleges.
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Pupil voice
A whole-school approach means listening to the voices of everyone in the school community. This includes children and young people as well as parents and carers, and school staff.
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What's mental health?
We all have mental health. Your mental health affects how you feel, think and act.
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LGBTQI+
The acronym ‘LGBTQI+’ refers to people that identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, and intersex. The + refers to an inclusive term for people who do not feel that they fit into traditional categories of sexuality or gender.
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Internet and social media
Social media and the internet can have both positive and negative effects on children and young people’s mental health. Schools play an important role in educating pupils on how to stay safe online.
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Mental health on the curriculum in England
The focus on mental health and wellbeing on the national curriculum in England is changing.
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How to start a conversation with a parent/carer
How you start a conversation with a parent or carer will likely depend on the age of the children you teach.