Wellbeing Hub Launches
60 schools are signed up, with the potential to impact over 36,000 pupils
It has never been more important to support the mental health and wellbeing of young people, so we are pleased that our Wellbeing Hub is already in over 60 schools.
The Hub is a live and interactive, online portal which gives schools and parents, the knowledge and skills to understand and meet the social and emotional needs of adolescents.
Every school that invests in the Hub can gift it to a maintained school in their community, ensuring that more young people get this much needed level of support.
Watch Alicia’s two-minute introductory film and click below for more details on the Hub.
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Teacher, December 2020
There is much to celebrate about teenagers but we all know it can be a challenging time.
If we understand their social and emotional needs, and how best to respond, we can minimise conflict and give them the skills to become happy, confident, world-ready adults.
That’s why we’re here. That’s why thousands of parents and teachers join our Webinars and use our Wellbeing Hub, and why, when you invest in the Hub, we allow you to gift it to a maintained school in your community.
“Thank you for putting us on the right path, we are very grateful and I hope you have enjoyed hearing how you contributed to creating such a wonderful person.” Katie, Parent
“The Wellbeing Hub enables us to support parents and therefore work in partnership, to identify potential concerns and react quickly to promote positive mental health in each pupil, both at School and at home.”. Allister Sheffield, Deputy Head (Pastoral), Sherborne School
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Schools
Our Wellbeing Hub, for staff and parents, includes Online Courses, PSHE Lesson Plans, Inspiring Futures Careers Podcasts, Weekly Updated Resources, Weekly Live Q&A, Access To Specialists and more, to help you create an environment that fully supports pupil wellbeing.
Parents
We have a range of resources to help you support your child through adolescence, including our online Complete Parenting Teens Course, Wellbeing Hub, Parenting Webinars and One-To-One Consultations.
Corporates
We can provide ongoing parenting support for your employees, from delivering Webinars, to providing access to our Wellbeing Hub for parents. And our Giving Programme allows you to support young people in your community.
Giving Back To Your Community
Our Giving Programme, allows schools and businesses to give back to young people in their communities, by providing a maintained school with a staff training programme designed to support the mental health and wellbeing of pupils.
Ask Us About GivingSally Parra – Head of The Speaker Programme / Wellbeing Team
Latymer Upper School
It was a fantastic talk … I have sat in many, many talks on wellbeing. This was by far the best talk we have ever had on this topic and I’m most grateful.
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Tips For Surviving Christmas 2020
Just in case you missed it, here is the recording of Monday’s Christmas talk and Q&A. We hope you find it useful.
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Pupil Voice Week Resources from Teen Tips
In this eight minute film, which has been designed for teachers to screen in class to pupils in Year 8 and up, Alicia Drummond explores the key aspects of healthy relationships and how to recognise the signs of an unhealthy relationship.