Emotional health & well-being
"Developing emotional
health and well-being- a whole school approach to improving
behaviour and attendance" Key Stage 3, National strategy.
Training materials. ( DCSF) [pdf 402kb]
"Developing emotional
health and well-being- a whole school approach to improving
behaviour and attendance" Key Stage 3, National strategy.
Guidance for senior leaders to support the use and
implementation of training materials. (DCSF) [pdf
562kb]
Healthy
Schools-Emotional health and wellbeing guidance
Emotional health and wellbeing contributes significantly to all
five national outcomes for children/young people:
The National Healthy
Schools Programme (NHSP)
Helps schools develop a whole-school approach to promoting young
people’s health and wellbeing. The programme supports the link
between health, behaviour and achievement – it is about healthy and
happy children and young people doing better in learning and in
life.
The Truth about Self-Harm-
Camelot Foundation/Mental Health Foundation. Information from
the National Inquiry into self harm among young people.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists website – mental health
information web area that has a section on children and young
people
Health Promoting Schools -information and resources to
help schools take positive steps towards better health and
well-being
Making sense of
health
An educational and community health, web-based resource for
teachers and young people in primary and secondary education, and
also for parents and public health professionals. It is a
preventative health resource that aims to empower young people to
make better lifestyle choices, engage with community health issues,
become better informed patients and use the NHS more
appropriately.
Cancer Talk
Macmillan's on-line resource guide for teachers and youthgroup
leaders looking to download lesson plans, find out what support is
available for young people and how to get involved in
fundraising.
Bereavement
Cruse Bereavement
Care exists to promote the well-being of bereaved people and to
enable anyone bereaved by death to understand their grief and cope
with their loss. The organisation provides counselling and support.
It offers information, advice, education and training services.
The
Childhood Bereavement Network- is a national,
multi-professional federation of organisations and individuals
working with bereaved children and young people. It involves and is
actively supported by all the major bereavement care providers in
the UK.
Workshop- successful
strategies in dealing with bereaved young people and their
families.
More information on workshop provider and booking here.
Last updated date :
7/30/2008