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- Wellbeing for Education Return
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Wellbeing for Education Return aims to support staff working in schools and further education providers to respond to the additional pressures that some children and young people and their parents and carers may be feeling as a direct result of the pandemic, as well as to any emotional response that they or their teachers may be experiencing from bereavement, loss, stress, trauma, low mood or anxiety over the past months. This national project involves funding and resources for local authorities to train and support schools and further education providers to respond to the short- and medium-term wellbeing and mental health impacts of Covid-19, and provide ongoing support and advice until the end of March 2021.
Please do refer to the “Read Me” document in the next section for further information.
There you will also find two folders: the first is a ‘brief content’ folder which contains a recorded webinar, ‘Every interaction matters’, and supporting information sheet for education staff. This sits alongside a second, ‘full content’ folder which contains the complete, hyperlinked Wellbeing for Education Return materials (also available for education staff to use) and resources for the local experts providing locally adapted training and support.
Wellbeing for Education Return has been funded by the Department for Education and Department of Health and Social Care, in partnership with Health Education England, Public Health England and NHS England and Improvement. The material has been developed by MindEd, and initial training for local experts and the webinar for education staff delivered by the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families. All Wellbeing for Education Return resources have been developed with input from mental health and education experts, local authorities, the voluntary and community sector and school and further education leaders. - Hierarchy:
- MindEd for Education Settings > Wellbeing for Education Return
- Keywords:
- Wellbeing, Education, Teachers, School Return, Covid-19
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- 4 Sep 2020
- Updated:
- 7 Sep 2020
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Wellbeing for Education Return aims to support staff working in schools and further education providers to respond to the additional pressures that some children and young people and their parents and carers may be feeling as a direct result of the pandemic, as well as to any emotional response that they or their teachers may be experiencing from bereavement, loss, stress, trauma, low mood or anxiety over the past months. This national project involves funding and resources for local authorities to train and support schools and further education providers to respond to the short- and medium-term wellbeing and mental health impacts of Covid-19, and provide ongoing support and advice until the end of March 2021.
Please do refer to the “Read Me” document in the next section for further information.
There you will also find two folders: the first is a ‘brief content’ folder which contains a recorded webinar, ‘Every interaction matters’, and supporting information sheet for education staff. This sits alongside a second, ‘full content’ folder which contains the complete, hyperlinked Wellbeing for Education Return materials (also available for education staff to use) and resources for the local experts providing locally adapted training and support.
Wellbeing for Education Return has been funded by the Department for Education and Department of Health and Social Care, in partnership with Health Education England, Public Health England and NHS England and Improvement. The material has been developed by MindEd, and initial training for local experts and the webinar for education staff delivered by the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families. All Wellbeing for Education Return resources have been developed with input from mental health and education experts, local authorities, the voluntary and community sector and school and further education leaders. - Hierarchy:
- MindEd for Education Settings > Wellbeing for Education Return
- Keywords:
- Wellbeing, Education, Teachers, School Return, Covid-19
- Created:
- 4 Sep 2020
- Updated:
- 7 Sep 2020