Mental Health in an Unequal World: Creativity

Creativity has long been known to have a positive impact on your mental health. In […]

Posted on: 8th October 2021

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Eco-Anxiety and Young People’s Mental Health

Youth Mental Health Day took place on September 7th and aims to raise awareness around […]

Posted on: 15th September 2021

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How to deal with post-lockdown anxiety and embrace the ‘new normal’

In its third year of running, Wellbeing Week this year has coincided nicely with the […]

Posted on: 30th June 2021

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Mindful Baking

It doesn’t really matter if you are a Paul Hollywood or a beginner, the act of baking and sharing something homemade is enough to instil gratitude and happiness in most people

Posted on: 1st June 2021

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Connect With Nature

Yes, it coincides with the theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness week and is something I do on regular basis. It has always helped me, but especially during the Pandemic and the Lockdowns.  Now, when we are in full-blown Spring and everything is blossoming, it is the perfect time to appreciate it.

Posted on: 19th May 2021

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Laughter & wellbeing

This week’s  #WellbeingWednesday tip comes from Amy, our Whole School Approach and Staff Wellbeing Advisor. […]

Posted on: 5th May 2021

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How to build better boundaries to protect your mental health

I recently came across a quote by American professor, lecturer and author, Brené Brown, which struck a chord […]

Posted on: 14th April 2021

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Song Writing for Wellbeing

We all have emotions and sometimes experiences that we feel we can’t talk to anyone […]

Posted on: 23rd March 2021

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Staying centred & home working

Virtual working (in some ways) feels less ‘busy’ with no commute to and from the […]

Posted on: 15th March 2021

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Journaling to Boost Wellbeing

When the first lockdown was announced, I was one of the people that was stranded […]

Posted on: 8th March 2021

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