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Teach children the mental resilience they need to thrive. Please see below some free training for parents to help increase resilience and understand the teenage brain in an ever...
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Teach children the mental resilience they need to thrive. Please see below some free training for parents to help increase resilience and understand the teenage brain in an ever...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
On Wednesday I got the opportunity, along with the Heads of our Trust Schools to attend the Hertfordshire Children and Young People’s Mental Health Conference. It was great...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Students who really thrive in their exams have a breadth of cultural capital to draw on. This is not solely knowledge gained in the classroom and on school trips but from their...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
As part of our Personal Development programme during CDC time, assemblies and in PSHE we spend time talking about safety online. Social media use is rapidly increasing in teens...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
It is always a joy to see house assemblies as every Head of House has their own take on the Theme. This week’s theme is Relationships and Miss Sumpter, Head of Oak House...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Last week two of our students spent their work experience week in the Outdoor Education area. Even though the students were still in school they really embraced the mindset of...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
This week is National Careers Week and it coincides with our Year 10 Work Experience. The Theme of the Week is Innovation so in CDC time students have been thinking about what it...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
The NSPCC have launched a new campaign to help keep children safe. Whether you’re a parent, neighbour, or family friend you might notice something about a child that worries...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
This week was Children’s Mental Health Week and the theme of this week’s Assembly was Resilience. Mrs Ash, Head of Safeguarding, Standards and SEND spoke about what it...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
The school was buzzing with activity on Thursday last week for our 3rd Enrichment Day of the year. Students got to take part in a variety of activities aimed to enhance their...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Teach children the mental resilience they need to thrive.
Please see below some free training for parents to help increase resilience and understand the teenage brain in an ever changing world.
Bounce forward – free online training
Raise Resilience is free for parents across the country, as part of the partnership between Bounce Forward and Harry Kane Foundation.
Growing up has never been more challenging and having an unhappy child is unbearably difficult for parents. Knowing how to respond to moods, tears and tantrums is complicated, and the way adults respond matters.
Raise Resilience guides parents through a series of six online sessions.
Packed full of tips, skills, knowledge, tools and resources that teach children how to face challenges with confidence, use their strengths to problem solve, develop empathy, understand emotions and build the mental resilience to live well in the context of an ever-changing world.
Assistant Headteacher Mrs Greenwood led our Main School Assemblies this week and foscussed on the core value at the heart of our school of respect. She covered a lot of very...
With the exams starting next week, we have been supporting the students in Year 11 by giving them strategies to use when feeling stressed and anxious. On Friday last week, Mrs...