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Young People's Voice resources

Mentally Healthy Schools: A Whole School Approach

Information, guidance and resources for schools and settings to develop their whole school approach, including young people's voice, staff wellbeing and parent/carer engagement.
Pay It Forward grant scheme

Grant opportunity of up to £1000 for a young people led project to support others' wellbeing.
Peer Mentoring Toolkit

Free Toolkit for schools and communities to develop Peer Mentoring within their setting including guidance and resources. Suitable for ages 8 - 18.
Pupils’ Voice Guidance Pack

Pupil voice and participation guidance pack.
Stonewall: celebrating diversity through pupil voice in primary schools

This pupil voice guide is packed full of ideas to help you get your students involved in leading work to celebrate difference in your school.
Stress on the brain

'Stress on the Brain' is a video made by a group of students from New River College (Islington), working with SoapBox Youth Centre. They talk about stress, trauma, the effect on your brain and give tips to help stay calm in stressful situations.
The Diana Award: Anti-Bullying Campaign

Information, resources and peer training opportunities for young people to tackle bullying in school, communities and online.
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.
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.
Young people’s voice top tips

A one-page flyer to give brief overview of what student voice is and how to create, develop and maintain it.