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Curriculum, Teaching and Learning Opportunities resources

Anna Freud: Schools in Mind

Schools in Mind is a free network for school staff providing accessible information and resources that school staff can use to support the mental health and wellbeing of young people.
Barnardo’s back to school and transition resources

Two useful leaflets full of activities and resources to allow children to explore their feelings about returning to school after lockdown and transitioning from Year 6 to Year 7
Charlie Waller Memorial Trust: resources for schools, youth settings and families

Evidence-based presentations and training for schools other youth settings, as well as a variety of resources on mental health and wellbeing.
Disrespect NoBody: teaching resources

Discussion guides and session plans to support the Government’s Disrespect NoBody campaign aimed at preventing abuse in teenage relationships.
Good Mental Health Matters Resources

Online mental health resources for primary and secondary schools including educational videos, downloadable lesson activities and online quizzes.
Internet Matters

A one-stop shop resource featuring guides and apps about internet safety.
Live Well Kent: six ways to wellbeing

The Wheel of Wellbeing for physical and mental health including body, mind, spirit, people, place and planet.
MindEd Hub

Educational resources on children and young people’s mental health.
PSHE Association: guidance for teaching about mental health and emotional wellbeing

This guidance aims to help schools to prepare to teach about mental health and emotional wellbeing safely and sensitively.
PSHE Association: mental health and emotional wellbeing lesson plans

PSHE Association lesson plans and resources for teaching about mental health and emotional wellbeing from Key Stage 1 – 4.
PSHE Association: programme of study for key stages 1-5

The updated PSHE programme of study for 2020. Topics include Relationships, Health Education, and Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing.
Rise Above: teaching resources

Rise Above for Schools from Public Health England provides free PSHE resources that support secondary school teachers when promoting positive health, wellbeing and resilience among young people aged 11 to 16.
Stem4: supporting teenage mental health

Teaching resources for secondary PSHE and mental health apps for young people.
The Diana Award: Anti-Bullying Campaign

Information, resources and peer training opportunities for young people to tackle bullying in school, communities and online.
The Expect Respect Educational Toolkit

The Expect Respect Educational Toolkit consists of one easy to use ‘Core’ lesson for each year group from reception to year 13 and is based on themes that have been found to be effective in tackling domestic abuse.
The importance of using correct pronouns for gender identity

A short and informative PowerPoint presentation from the voices and experiences of young people in Kent, about the importance of understanding and using correct gender pronouns.
The role of play in supporting learning and promoting wellbeing

This short video from the British Psychological Society considers the role of play in supporting learning and promoting children’s wellbeing as they return to a school environment.
Time to Change: about mental health

Information about mental health including videos, advice, campaigns and support.
Time to Change: mental health resources for staff working with young people

Group work, assembly and campaign resources for working with young people about mental health.
YoungMinds

Mental health advice, support, resources and training for young people, their families, schools and communities.