Mental health lead resource hub

For a whole-school or college approach

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This resource hub has been created in partnership with and funded by the Department for Education, with new resources added regularly. Find out more about how the suitability of resources is assessed.

 

Signposted resources are not funded or endorsed by the Department for Education, unless otherwise stated.

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Eight whole-school or college approach principles

  • 1 Leadership and management
  • 2 School ethos and environment
  • 3 Curriculum, teaching and learning
  • 4 Student voice
  • 5 Staff development, health and wellbeing
  • 6 Identifying need and monitoring impact
  • 7 Working with parents/carers
  • 8 Targeted support

Learn more about the eight whole-school or college approach principles.

With Thanks To

We welcome this resource hub which will help schools and colleges to support mental wellbeing across their settings.

NAHT

These are welcome resources for leads in FE to enhance approaches to and delivery of mental health support services.

Association of Colleges

We are proud to have supported developing this library to support in whole education approaches to mental wellbeing.

The Children and Young People's Mental Health Coalition (CYPMHC)

Place2Be is proud to have been involved in the creation of this resource that will support children and young people.

Place2Be

These resources are more vital than ever in helping address the growing concern for young people’s mental health.

Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL)

If you are a classroom teacher or support staff member, visit our resource hub for staff.

1 Leadership and management

Discussing race and racism in the classroom

Lesson plans and guidance for discussing race and racism in the classroom.
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1 Leadership and management

Discussing contemporary Islamophobia in the classroom

Lesson plans and guidance for discussing Islamophobia in the classroom.
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7 Working with parents/carers

Parents guide: how to navigate social media safely with your kids

A guide to help parents and carers to safely discuss and navigate social media with children and young people.
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1 Leadership and management

Supporting learning communities following suicide and sudden death

A guide to help school and colleges leaders, managers and staff to support their communities following suicide and sudden death. 
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5 Staff development, health and wellbeing

Managing challenging conversations

A guide to help staff support a pupil or staff member who may be experiencing thought of suicide. 
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3 Curriculum, teaching and learning

Trust me: lesson plans

Lesson plans for primary and secondary settings to support a critical approach to information that young people may come across online. 
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