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Pupil mental health
Mental health is linked to academic performance, and school staff need to create a positive environment that promotes better wellbeing.
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Developing a reflective mindset has enabled students at Hockerill Anglo-European College to develop their self-esteem and critically evaluate their own performance
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Mindfulness means being aware and awake to the present moment. In some schools, the practice is part of the daily routine to support pupils’ emotional wellbeing and help them focus. Dr Trisha Waters describes how it works
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The number of hospital admissions for teenagers with eating disorders has nearly doubled in the last three years. Zoe Dale outlines what the early indications might be and what schools can do to help
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Anxiety is a fast-growing problem for young people in schools. Listen to this webinar and learn techniques to support your pupils
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Public tragedies can have lasting traumatic effect on the young people in your care. Zoe Dale outlines some of the emotional support a school can provide in times of distress
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Lack of sleep can have an adverse effect on pupils’ achievement and behaviour. Elizabeth Smith advises on educating pupils and parents about the dangers of sleep deprivation
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A successful peer support scheme has helped pupils to thrive at Flegg High School in Norfolk. Mike Ward, deputy headteacher, discusses the evolution of the scheme and how it has increased student involvement
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Consistent procedures are key, says Steve Baker, as he outlines measures that will take pressure off pupils – and make life easier for staff, too
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Positive psychology instils a sense of optimism and is a powerful tool for boosting pupils' overall wellbeing and progress. Tina Rae describes some fundamental aspects of the approach
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Self-harm is an increasing issue in children and young people. This webinar gives practical advice and guidance on identifying and supporting pupils who are self-harming