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For school staff A whole school approach to wellbeing

We believe that a whole school approach is essential in building a resilient community. Take a look at our guides and practical tools to support your school to take a whole school approach to wellbeing.

Topic:
Practical tools for support, Mental health in schools
For:
Schools, NHS staff and commissioners

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Advice guides and practical tools to help your school take a whole school approach to wellbeing.

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Why a whole school approach is important

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Taking a whole school approach to wellbeing

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Guide to having a conversation about mental health

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Wellbeing tips for school staff

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The tangled ball

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Mood diary

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Wellbeing bingo

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For more practical tools for supporting pupils with their wellbeing in school, take a look at our other resources below.

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