Wellbeing Weeks
Our wellbeing weeks are always hugely successful, activities included:
At the start of our first wellbeing week, 3% of pupils knew what wellbeing meant and how they could promote a healthy body, healthy mind, healthy soul. By the end of the week, over 75% of pupils were confident in explaining what it meant and strategies they could use to lead a healthy lifestyle.
What did the staff/parents say about the week?
"I think the topic of wellbeing and mental health is extremely relevant in primary schools and it helped us to raise awareness and open up conversation with the children about it."
"The week has helped normalise feelings and adds to their vocabulary and understanding which will hopefully help them in the future."
"We are now finishing our work sessions with mindfulness breathing and the children are very aware of drinking more water and discussing their healthy food choices."
"It is so important that we teach our children that it is ok to have feelings and to talk about them and deal with them in a positive way, or understand what their friends may be feeling, by doing this we make it normal."
What did the children say about the week?
Wellbeing Weeks
Our wellbeing weeks are always hugely successful, activities included:
At the start of our first wellbeing week, 3% of pupils knew what wellbeing meant and how they could promote a healthy body, healthy mind, healthy soul. By the end of the week, over 75% of pupils were confident in explaining what it meant and strategies they could use to lead a healthy lifestyle.
What did the staff/parents say about the week?
"I think the topic of wellbeing and mental health is extremely relevant in primary schools and it helped us to raise awareness and open up conversation with the children about it."
"The week has helped normalise feelings and adds to their vocabulary and understanding which will hopefully help them in the future."
"We are now finishing our work sessions with mindfulness breathing and the children are very aware of drinking more water and discussing their healthy food choices."
"It is so important that we teach our children that it is ok to have feelings and to talk about them and deal with them in a positive way, or understand what their friends may be feeling, by doing this we make it normal."
What did the children say about the week?
Wellbeing Weeks
Our wellbeing weeks are always hugely successful, activities included:
At the start of our first wellbeing week, 3% of pupils knew what wellbeing meant and how they could promote a healthy body, healthy mind, healthy soul. By the end of the week, over 75% of pupils were confident in explaining what it meant and strategies they could use to lead a healthy lifestyle.
What did the staff/parents say about the week?
"I think the topic of wellbeing and mental health is extremely relevant in primary schools and it helped us to raise awareness and open up conversation with the children about it."
"The week has helped normalise feelings and adds to their vocabulary and understanding which will hopefully help them in the future."
"We are now finishing our work sessions with mindfulness breathing and the children are very aware of drinking more water and discussing their healthy food choices."
"It is so important that we teach our children that it is ok to have feelings and to talk about them and deal with them in a positive way, or understand what their friends may be feeling, by doing this we make it normal."
What did the children say about the week?