Independent Schools' Wellbeing - Programme

Thursday 30 Apr 2020 - Wednesday 6 May 2020
Digital delivery - modules start at 3 pm
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Introduction and welcome

 

Chris Jeffery, Founder and Chair of HMC Wellbeing Working Group and Headmaster of Bootham School

 

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Establishing a schoolwide wellbeing culture

Embedding a schoolwide wellbeing culture that nurtures and equips pupils and staff

Sarah Arthur, Deputy Headteacher and DSL, Reigate Grammar School

 

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Staff wellbeing - from survey to sustained action

From survey to sustained action: creating a culture underpinned by staff wellbeing

Mike Lamb, Director of Staff and Pupil Wellbeing, Hurstpierpoint College

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Covid-19 and young people's wellbeing

Covid-19 and young people’s wellbeing– what schools can do to support their pupils and families

Dr Emma Silver, Consultant Clinical Psychologist (Tavistock NHS) and Director of Wellbeing, Highgate School

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Wellbeing for staff

When did you stop dancing? Wellbeing for staff

Julie Johnson, Psychotherapist, Mindfulness education and author, Pathways

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Growing up digital

The good, the bad and the ugly - understanding the evidence on young people’s online behaviour. Practical strategies to create positive digital cultures in your school that support digital wellbeing

Hamish Mackenzie, Founder, Digital Resilience UK

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Gaming and gambling

Understand the dangers, pitfalls and impact on mental health, why young people are vulnerable, and how to recognise signs in individuals

Patrick Foster, Education Manager, Epic Risk Management

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Bereavement and grief

How to practically support pupils with bereavement

Tracey Boseley, National Development Lead for the Education Sector, Child Bereavement UK

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Family breakdown

To provide strategies to support pupils with divorce, separation, and parental arguments

Explore attitudes to conflict

Highlight the importance of listening

Belinda Heaven, Alpha Wellbeing Associates

 

 

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Supporting girls to manage their friendships

Understand how to support girls in Years 3 to 13 at school when they fall out with each other

Andrew Hampton, Headteacher, Thorpe Hall School and CEO of Girls on Board

 

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