Boost primary pupils’ mental health and wellbeing
Make sure young children are in the best possible headspace to live, learn and thrive with these expert ideas
- by Teachwire
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How to use movement in school to help pupils’ mental health
Find out about mentally healthy movement and how it can help young children express themselves
How to support pupils with autism
Pupil Libby Scott pens a letter to her teacher about the things she wishes they knew about how her diagnosis affects her at school
How to teach children to be brave like Matilda
Show students how to follow the titular hero of Roald Dahl’s well-loved book in daring to be different, living by their values and knowing their strengths
How to boost mental health with school trips and residentials
Explore mental health benefits that students and teachers can get from learning through adventure
How to use positive psychology to build up children’s resilience
How the positive education movement is working its magic worldwide to help children become more resilient
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