Mental Health and Emotional Well-being

Hello, I’m Miss Sullivan and I am currently the Learning Support Teacher for P1s – P7s, as well as the Wellbeing Champion for staff and pupils.

We are a Being Well Doing Well school

The Being Well Doing Well (BWDW) programme is part of The Children & Young People’s Emotional Health & Wellbeing in Education Framework.

The programme aims to support schools to develop a Whole School Approach to Emotional Health and Wellbeing by resourcing them with:

An Emotional Health & Wellbeing Framework to assist them to assess their current practice, identify needs and implement actions to develop the emotional health and wellbeing needs of everyone within the school;
A package of support which includes a BWDW Toolkit, advice, resources and training to assist them to improve the holistic outcomes of the whole school by addressing their emotional health and wellbeing needs; and
Emotional Health and Wellbeing outcomes which will reduce pupils barriers to learning and enhance their readiness to learn.

Curriculum linked to Mental Health and Emotional Well-being and Enrichments days

The PATHS^® Programme for Schools is a programme for educators designed to facilitate the development of self-control, emotional awareness and interpersonal problem-solving skills.
Referrals to a range of services to support children
Hello Yellow Day (YoungMinds)
Children’s Mental Health Week activities (PlaceToBe)
HIP Psychology workshops
Uberheroes
Worry Warriors sessions
Our Generations Healthy me sessions

Support within Cranmore IPS