Season 1

Emotional Literacy – a pivotal catalyst for mental wellbeing in schools
What is emotional literacy and how can it benefit your school? Anna Bateman provides a comprehensive guide for schools ahead of the new statutory requirements being introduced in September 2020.
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Mental Health Leads in School – Exploring the Role
For Designated Mental Health Leads – Practical ways to embed mental health in schools
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‘The Always Club’ – rewarding good behaviour
How one primary school acknowledges ‘the importance of giving those less visible the opportunity to shine’.
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Suneta Bagri: Every Teacher Matters
Spotting the signs of teacher stress and burnout, and how to prevent overwhelm.
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Autistic Spectrum Condition Part 2: Strategies for Schools
In our previous episode, we heard from Millie, who has recently been diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Condition after suffering over 10 years of mental health problems. In this episode she kindly shares what strategies schools and colleges could put in place to offer support that really could make a huge difference to students.
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Autistic Spectrum Condition Part 1: Spotting the Signs
Spotting the signs of Autistic Spectrum Condition (ASC) and anxiety plus strategies to support children and young people who have a diagnosis. Listen to Part 2 here.
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Men’s mental health – Building trust to open up mental health conversations
3 student boys share their astute and insightful ideas of what makes a difference to their mental health in school
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How to support pupils who present with a mental health difficulty in school
Dr Carl Harris explains the benefits of modelling a process that builds confidence for Mental Health Leads, Teachers and Pupils
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The OFSTED Framework and how it links to mental health in schools
A step by step guide to the new OFSTED Framework and what it means for your school
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Social media – what impact does it really have on student mental health?
Students from years 10/11 speak candidly about their experience of growing up in a world where social media is everywhere.
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