Whole-school policies and practices that promote positive wellbeing
Training and CPD for staff through direct links with the Emotional Health Service
The school culture, ethos and environment
Teaching, learning and the curriculum
Partnerships with parents, families and the wider school community through direct links with the Emotional Health Service via parent information sessions
Zones of Regulation Programme, which is a whole-school approach fostering self-regulation and emotional control
Our whole-school approach is supplemented by research-based interventions, providing targeted, specific support for individuals and smaller groups:
Counselling (including play and art therapy) –1:1, therapeutic support through our Hampton Primary Partnership Counsellor
Drawing and Talking Therapy – a gentle, non-intrusive method of therapy to support emotional and learning needs
Talk about: Social Skills Programmes – to develop social skills in body language, the way we talk, conversations and assertiveness
Emotional Literacy Support (ELSA) – an intervention which supports the teaching of emotional intelligence
Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy
Trouble sleeping
Boundaries and consequences
Healthy Gaming Habits
Meal times
Raising a resilient child
Sibling rivalry
Feeling sad or low
Playing with your child
Friendship issues
Coping with meltdowns
Social media for Primary school children
Healthy habits for parents
Using praise and reward
Understanding shyness
Routines and rituals
Cultural identity
Nurturing talents
Talking to your child about race and discrimination
Helping your child when they start school
Supporting your child through a relationship break up
A range of other articles
Self care Summer
Self care strategies
Self care for parents and carers
Mental Health
The likelihood of young people experiencing mental health issues has increased by 50% in the last 3 years.
When a problem is particularly severe, persists over time or a number of difficulties are experienced at the same time we may then describe the student as experiencing mental health problems.