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Looking after children’s mental health is more important than ever. The South West Herts Partnership has put together a helpful guide full of practical tips and advice to support...
It is not just our physical health that we need to be aware of but also our mental health which is just, as if not more, important. As you will know, Mental Health Week...
This week has been Mental Health Awareness Week. Our Student Mental Health Ambassadors have put on a range of activities to get students talking and to raise awareness of Mental...
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...
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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...
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...
Mental Health Champion Training – By Harriet Year 10 Mental Health Champion training was a day where we learnt how to cope with our own mental health and how to help others...
It is not just our physical health that we need to be aware of but also our mental health which is just, as if not more, important. As you will know, Mental Health day was...
Today, students had the chance to participate in a boxing session led by Luca, a boxing trainer and mental health coach who works with local schools to promote mental well-being...
Looking after children’s mental health is more important than ever. The South West Herts Partnership has put together a helpful guide full of practical tips and advice to support young people’s emotional wellbeing. Whether you’re a parent, carer, or educator, these insights can help you create a more supportive environment for the children in your care.
The document also includes useful links and websites for further support and information.
Supporting Children’s Mental Health – Tips & Advice from South West Herts Partnership
