Wellbeing
Children's Mental Health Week
Note: To access the Microsoft Streams resources, please ask your son/daughter to login with their Office 365/Teams account.
Friday 5th February - Wellbeing Enrichment Day
Thursday 4th February
Wednesday 3rd February
Tuesday 2nd February – tea and talk
Pupils are encouraged to join their tutor for a ‘tea and talk’ tutor time. Where they can express how they are feeling, listen to others and spend time talking to their friends in their group.
Monday 1st February – Childrens’ mental health week, express yourself
We are proud to be supporting Children’s mental health week along with place2be. We are going to be having a range of activities throughout the week to promote wellbeing and ensure pupils understand the importance of positive mental health. Today there will be an assembly led by Mr Ravenhill to promote the theme of ‘express yourself’.
Resources:
https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/8cf41c9f-58a4-49ea-91d2-cc5e6e7473
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Mobile-Apps
Links
NHS 111 is a helpline if you're worried about an urgent medical concern. The adviser will be fully trained. NHS 111 advisers can advise you what to do and assess if you need an ambulance and send one immediately.
A range of NHS self help booklets written by clinical psychologists with contributions from service users and healthcare staff including depression guidance for partners, sleeping problems and controlling anger.
NHS Choices Moodzone contains advice about coping with stress, anxiety or depression. It includes practical advice, interactive tools, videos and audio guides.
Offers advice and support to help anyone experiencing a mental health problem.
CALM – Campaign Against Living Miserably
The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) is leading a movement against male suicide. Advice on taking a stand against male suicide and getting the tools you need for action.
The Charlie Waller memorial trust
Information about spotting signs of depression and tools for staying mentally well.
A local charity that aims to help people in the Dorking area to take control of their mental health.