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    Wellbeing

    Wellbeing - Definition

    'A state of complete physical and mental health that is characterised by high- quality social relationships'. 

    This definition was agreed by the Department for Education's Expert Advisory Group on Education Staff Wellbeing.  Schools and colleges should use this working definition as a basis for discussing what wellbeing means for them, in their organisation.

    FIVE STEPS TO MENTAL WELLBEING  - NHS GUIDANCE

    1. Connect with other people

    2. Be physically active

    3. Learn new skills

    4. Give to others

    5. Pay attention to the present moment (mindfullness)

    Resources for schools

    Staff wellbeing planning pack
    Advice for senior leaders in schools, to help them support the wellbeing of their staff during the coronavirus pandemic and the return to school.

    Separation anxiety: tools for teachers
    Following lockdown, some children may have increased anxiety about returning to school, particularly separation anxiety at leaving their parents and carers. This document has been produced to guide teachers in supporting pupils exhibiting anxiety.

    Loss and bereavement advice - MindEd
    Some children may have experienced bereavement in the time they have been away from school, and there has been a sense of loss for many. This webpage includes lots of useful advice for schools on how to support children during this time.

    Return to school resources - Place2Be
    A selection of assembly ideas and class-based activities to support your school community as it comes back together.

    RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

    There is a vast amount of online resources to support the wellbeing of children and families.  Parents will need to use those that best suit the needs of their children.  We have detailed below some of the most useful websites.

     

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