Emotionally based school avoidance: what schools can do
Emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA) is anxiety, not truancy. How to spot it early and help a pupil back into school, one small step…
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Emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA) is anxiety, not truancy. How to spot it early and help a pupil back into school, one small step…
Teach emotional regulation in three steps: help children recognise the feeling, choose a strategy that fits, then use it. Practical ideas for staff.
ARFID is an eating disorder, not fussy eating. How to spot it, what helps at home and at school, and where to start with…
How to spot OCD in a pupil, why stopping the ritual makes it worse, and what school staff can do in class, in exams…
Example staff wellbeing survey questions grouped by what they tell you, how to get honest answers, and how to turn the results into action.
Whether you’re a school leader looking to appoint a Senior Mental Health Lead, an education professional considering qualifying for the role, or a setting…
Working in a school can be incredibly rewarding, but it’s also demanding. The fast pace, high expectations, and emotional labour can take a toll…
Meetings are an important part of school life, but they don’t always feel as productive or energising as they could be. Sometimes, they run…
For many educators, leaving work at work can feel like an impossible task. Workload pressures, emotional investment, and performance expectations—from both families and leadership—can…
Staff morale can make or break a school’s culture. When people feel valued, supported, and connected, they’re more likely to bring their best selves…
Effective delegation is a crucial skill for educators, helping to manage workload, empower colleagues, and enhance team capacity. This guide provides a practical checklist…
This set of printable cards is designed to foster a culture of recognition and appreciation within the school community. By acknowledging the hard work,…
Try it with up to ten staff for 14 days: every course, the reminders and the records. If you join, everything they’ve done carries over.