Children’s wellbeing plays a vital role in their development and learning, and school staff are in a unique position to provide meaningful support. This 90-minute masterclass offers practical guidance on recognising early indicators of mental health challenges and fostering a positive school environment.
Through expert insights and actionable techniques, participants will gain a deeper understanding of key influences on children’s mental wellbeing and learn effective strategies to build resilience. Whether addressing concerns or creating a more supportive culture, this session will help educators feel more confident in promoting positive mental health within their school community.
Masterclass Overview
In this engaging and practical 90-minute webinar, we will explore how primary school staff can play a crucial role in supporting children’s mental health. Understanding mental health is the first step to creating an environment where children feel safe, supported, and ready to thrive. This session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to identify concerns early and provide effective support in your school setting.
During this webinar, we will cover:
- What Do We Mean by Children’s Mental Health?
Gain a clear understanding of what mental health looks like for primary-aged children and why it matters for their overall development and learning.
- Risk Factors and Protective Factors
Learn about the challenges that can put children’s mental health at risk and the protective factors that help build resilience and promote wellbeing.
- Recognising the Warning Signs
Spot the early indicators of mental health struggles, from changes in behaviour to emotional or social challenges, and understand when to act.
- Practical Strategies to Support Children
Discover actionable techniques to create a supportive school environment, foster open conversations, and provide the right interventions to help children thrive.
By the end of this session, you’ll feel more confident in your ability to recognise, understand, and support the mental health needs of the children in your care
