Shaun DolanSo here is what we did for world mental health day this year. We created a wellbeing alphabet – each letter has a wellbeing activity that the young people came up with themselves. They then created the letter and we have put it up on display.
Rachel DimmickThis is a display board that I have recently put up in my classroom. It encourages children to think of happy things and understand that even though things can sometimes feel uncertain/sad, there are plenty of positive and happy things happening.The idea is for children to write some of their own happy thoughts and good […]
Amy BlythAt Collingham Child & Family Centre, young people have been making self-help books. They were asked to think about what helps them when they are feeling sad or anxious, and to create a booklet using words or pictures. This helps them to think about what works well for them personally, and also provides a ‘toolkit’ […]
Martin Dixon
adminOur school staff are wearing yellow today to show their support for World Mental Health Day 2020. Follow the #HelloYellow hashtag!
Young people at Lavender Walk made these posters for World Mental Health Day 2020, having their say on how they would like Mental Health to be de-stigmatised!