Anti-Bullying Week 2018 Resources

A range of Primary and Secondary assembly and workshop resources.

This resource is only available for Manchester Schools

Child and Family Bereavement Referral Form

Access to guidance, support and suitable intervention for children and their families.

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Children, Families Bereavement Leaflet

Support for families and children who have experienced/suffering with bereavement.

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E-Safety template policy

E-Safety template policy to be adapted to your school.

Acceptable use of internet agreements for KS1, KS2 and staff.

Child friendly E-Safety policy poster.

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Example Policy and Guidance: Mental Health and Wellbeing

Example policy and guidance on creating a Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy from the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust

Happy Being Me

A resource to promote positive body image in Year 5 and 6.

This resource is only available for Manchester Schools

Manchester Healthy Schools Template Anti Bullying Policy

A template anti-bullying policy for schools to adapt and complete for their own needs.

This resource is only available for Manchester Schools

NSPCC school bullying briefing

Produced by the NSPCC’s Safeguarding in Education Service to help schools, academies and colleges to develop, evaluate and review their anti-bullying policies, procedures and practices

Preventing and Tackling Bullying

This document has been produced to help schools prevent and respond to bullying as part of their overall behaviour policy and to understand their legal responsibilities in this area.

Promoting children and young people’s emotional health and wellbeing

Public Health England Guidance on promoting children and young people’s emotional health and wellbeing: a whole school and college approach

Reducing Bullying Amongst the Worst Affected

A collation and synthesis of research findings in the field of school age bullying produced by the Department of Education.

Safer Internet Day - 5th February 2019

As part of the Safer Internet Day campaign a range of assemblies are available to download and deliver in house from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 4.

This resource is only available for Manchester Schools

Snapshot - Body Image Lesson (Age 13+)

This Snapshot resource contains a lesson plan, powerpoint and film which can be used to promote positive messages and discussion on the topic of body image.

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The Gaddum Centre - Chameleon Bereavement Project information

The Gaddum Centre is a charity that offers counselling, advocacy, advice, family and individual support along with training and development programmes for individuals, families, agencies, local and health authorities.

This resource is only available for Manchester Schools

The Way We Feel Primary Pilot resources

The pilot stage of the new launch of 'The Way We Feel' is underway!

The Way We Feel is a resource that provides a range of sessions, interventions and resources to support the development of Social, Emotional Mental Health and resilience. Each booklet has an accompanying PowerPoint to support delivery. The PDF and editable version have been made available to download so you can personalise/ adapt any of the sessions/interventions.

If you require any further support with the resource then please contact: Emma.Pilling@mft.nhs.uk

This resource is only available for Manchester Schools

The Way We Feel Secondary Pilot resources

The Way We Feel is a resource that provides a range of sessions, interventions and resources to support the development of Social, Emotional Mental Health and resilience. Both a PDF version and editable word document has been provided so sessions/interventions can be adapted.

If you require any further support with the resource then please contact: Emma.Pilling@mft.nhs.uk

This resource is only available for Manchester Schools

Your Best Is Enough - An emotionally healthy approach assembly

Exam stress affects 1 in 3 young people. And yes whilst their GCSEs is an important time in their lives their mental health is just as important! This assembly raises awareness of how students can take an emotionally healthy approach to exams.

Please contact: Emma.Pilling@mft.nhs.uk for more information.

This resource is only available for Manchester Schools

Your Best Is Enough - An emotionally healthy approach to exams (workshops/assemblies)

It’s no secret that exams are a major cause of worry and anxiety each year and while, to a degree, this is to be expected, there are steps that can be taken by schools, parents and the students themselves to look after their emotional during exam season. It is widely understood that positive health and – including mental health – contribute to a child’s ability to flourish, thrive and achieve (Public Health England, 2014), and equipping children with the skills to enhance their resilience against adversity will enable them to navigate challenges without compromising performance. The Programme includes 3 assemblies/workshops to ensure students taken an emotionally healthy approach to exams.

This resource is only available for Manchester Schools