
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
- Visiting Miss Sullivan within her classroom
- Counselling sessions for families and children with Tommy McKeever
- Access to the Sensory Room
- Time to visit the sensory trail and time out tents around school