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Supporting Your Own Mental Health

As someone that works with children and young people, you give all of yourself every day to them. But you matter too.

Within this short guide, we have taken some of the best bits from our staff wellbeing courses to support you.

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Effective CPD on a Shoestring

Learning doesn’t cease when we stop attending school or college and start working in one, it should be a life long endeavour. Download our free pack on ‘Effective CPD on a Shoestring’ aiming to help you rethink and restrategize your CPD.

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Creating a Neurodiversity Charter Resource

In response to popular demand, we have created this guide to assist schools in developing their own Neurodiversity Charter, a document that signifies their commitment to celebrating and supporting all forms of neurodivergence. This guide includes a downloadable template and suggestions for implementation.

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8 Ideas to Get Boys Reading

Whether you’re looking to boost boys’ reading for pleasure or your aims are more closely aligned with raising attainment, this resource provides you with a range of ideas to encourage boys to engage with reading more readily and more sustainably.

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Anxiety & School Return – 10 Ideas

As we prepare for the return to school, there are many anxieties from students, staff and families about what happens next and how we can enable our whole school communities to thrive. I’ve shared ten ideas here to help you on your way. I hope these ideas are helpful. Thank you for all you are doing.

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How to Become a Trauma Informed School

Becoming a trauma informed school is vital because we now recognise that one in three diagnosed mental health problems in adulthood are known to directly relate to childhood traumatic experiences. In this guide, expert Betsy deThierry provides practical steps for schools and colleges who wish to take a trauma informed approach.

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