With mental health in young people at an all time low across developed countries, many are demanding schools to do more. Though there is yet to be much in the way of clarity for how that should look. I began this blog when I started my MA in Mental Health in Children and Young People and wanted a platform to process and share my thoughts on how research on Mental Health may relate to our learners in school. Expect some half formed thoughts, some fully formed thoughts and hopefully some inspiring or practical ideas thrown in!
In the Blog, I share both a bit of theory alongside ideas that I have tried out in class.
In the Essays, I share a full write up of my university assignments. I hope to continue adding more academic/researched based content after my MA is finished. (If I manage to find the time alongside being a class teacher and Mum!)
In the Resources, I share anything that I have referred to in the blog that I have found helpful when teaching. Most are linked to my TpT store.
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Below: Left: In my Year 2 classroom; Right: World Book Day (with my teacher husband, Tom)
Building relationships through tribal classrooms First, I want to make a disclaimer. Most of the ideas described here (and probably in many future blog posts) have been taken directly from Adrian Bethune’s book Wellbeing in the Primary Classroom. This was the first book I bought after receiving some eyeopening PASS...
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