World Kindness Day is celebrated annually on 13th November. On this day, participants attempt to make the world a better place by celebrating and promoting good deeds and pledging acts of
Most teachers are familiar with a bit of anxiety. For some, however, it can become debilitating, leaving them unable to function professionally. An interesting article from Jamie Thom in the
The Children’s Society finds a quarter of a million pupils are unhappy with the state of their lives, and says schools should monitor pupils’ wellbeing. The Children’s Society’s annual Good Childhood report,
The key stage 2 lesson will be live-streamed to mark World Mental Health Day on Thursday 10 October. The lesson – which will take place at 2pm on 10 October – will
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Raise awareness, help staff and students in need and boost wellbeing in your school this 10 October… World Mental Health Day was started by the World Federation for Mental Health
Ofsted announces plans for new joint inspections of services for children with mental ill health, says John Roberts in the TES. Inspectors will be checking whether schools have systems in
Exams, social media and a faster pace of life are contributing to a rise in self-harm. What can we do, asks Dr Tara Porter in the TES. A study published in The
People who are grateful tend to be happier, healthier and more fulfilled. Being grateful can help people cope with stress and can even have a beneficial effect on heart rate. This
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