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Author: Shelly Masters

Development of the new Post Graduate ‘School Mental Health Specialist’ course that launches in September 2021.

Posted April 10, 2020April 10, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

This innovative course is for the key colleagues working in schools and colleges providing mental health support to children and […]

Staying at home – Ways to wellbeing #coronatimes

Posted March 25, 2020May 18, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

We realise there is a lot of information online at the moment to support yourself and your family through these […]

Minds Ahead speaks to LBC news

Posted March 19, 2020March 19, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

On the 19th of March at 8.40am Shelly spoke with Liza Aziz on what Minds Ahead think the DfE should […]

Department for Education fails to integrate Mental Health into Safeguarding Policy

Posted February 26, 2020October 7, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

The Department for Education are consulting on changes to the main safeguarding policy used by schools and colleges, ‘Keeping Children […]

Key findings from the longest running health behaviour study of young people

Posted February 17, 2020February 27, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

A national survey of the health of secondary aged pupils was published in January 2020. The data was collected in […]

Developing the evidence-base: public mental health

Posted February 3, 2020February 27, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

Public mental health takes a population approach to mental health. This improves the coverage, outcomes and coordination of the prevention of […]

PISA Wellbeing data – what should a school leader take away from it?

Posted January 6, 2020February 27, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

The PISA Wellbeing data was released late December, by which time most people were winding down and getting ready for […]

Key take aways from the Teacher Wellbeing Survey

Posted November 15, 2019February 27, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

Tackling stress in our schools Almost three quarters of staff working in schools and colleges describe themselves as stressed, a […]

Three take aways from ‘Psychological health in teenage girls’ Chapter 4 of the first ‘State of the Nation’ report

Posted October 29, 2019February 27, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

Chapter 4 of the first ‘State of the Nation’ report on wellbeing was a deeper dive into the psychological health […]

6 questions for schools to consider following the State of the Nation report on wellbeing

Posted October 18, 2019February 27, 2020 Shelly MastersPosted in Uncategorized

The Department for Education released their first ‘State of the Nation’ report into children and young people’s wellbeing.  There is […]

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