Improving the Health & Wellbeing of our Children & Young People

Posted: Thu, 1 Mar 2018 09:00

Improving the Health & Wellbeing of our Children & Young People

The Conference is aimed at Head Teachers, Pastoral / PSHE Leads and those with a strategic lead around PE, school sport, physical activity and health & wellbeing.

It will use the 8 Principles of the Whole School Approach as its theme, to share strategic and practical ways that your school can use to improve the health & wellbeing of your pupils and in turn demonstrate additional whole school outcomes.

The Conference includes a Keynote Address from Mary Hinton from Young Minds. Mary joined Young Minds in 2014 and led a project in Bedford developing the Academic Resilience Approach with a group of 11 schools as part of the Borough's Well Being Strategy. This included setting up a Community of Practice for a collaborative of schools and supporting them to build resilience across whole school populations and structures.

Workshop Topics include:

  • Route to Resilliance
  • Who needs to change when developing and delivering a whole school approach?
  • Impact of health & wellbeing Projects
  • Developing health & wellbeing interventions to engage less active girls/boys
  • Embedding learning outside the classroom
  • Staff Health and Wellbeing
  • Active Travel
  • Mental Health First Aid for Schools

For more information and how to book, please view the attached Conference Information Pack or click on the link provided.

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