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This week (03/02/2025 - 07/02/2025) is Children's Mental Health Week and today we took part in a national live assembly. The assembly focused on our emotions and had helpful tips about how we can help to manage them as well as helping others. The theme for Children's Mental Health Week this year is 'KNOW YOURSELF, GROW YOURSELF'. Our Peer Mentors shared something that they are good at and something that they would like to improve to help them grow. This inspired other children to come to the front of the whole school and show how they know themselves and how they would like to grow. 😃

NIP IN THE BUD

 

Nip in the Bud offers videos and fact sheets for parents and professionals around mental health conditions, how to understand these and where to get help.

 

Mental Health Support Contacts List

Supporting Children's Mental Health

Information, Advice and Support

 

 

KOOTH - Guide to Managing Back to School Anxiety

Support for Parental Conflict

 

The Healthy Relationships Matters Animation is now available online…

We all know that arguing can be a normal part of everyday life and relationships.

But, when it escalates and the arguing isn’t resolved, it can impact on children, young people and the family.

Whether parents are living together or separated, the Healthy Relationships Matters shares some really helpful top tips and advice around managing parental conflict on the following link:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ9I_C44vLEiFUQkxBnLi0tYGFYiikbk9

If you require any further information or support, please contact Mrs Jacques in school 01254315005

BEAT Eating Disorders

Coping Calendar

Bereavement Charter

10 Things To Say Instead Of Stop Crying

Anxiety

Comforting At A Distance

Emergency Care Wall

The Emotional Cup

Helping Your Child Back To School

Managing Stress

Self-Care and Mental Health For Kids

Self-Care Isn't Selfish

The Stress Relief Giraffe

10 Ways to Help Children Cope With Change

Structure and Routine

Supporting Your Child's Wellbeing While Schools Are Closed

Types of Self-Care

Staying Calm

Kids Who Need Love The Most

Talking To Others

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