It’s Mental Heath Awareness Week so pupils will be watching a pupil led assembly discussing mental health and it’s importance, followed up with house based activities on mental health coinciding with this year’s nature theme. #ConnectWithNature#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
Thank you to @Beyond_Equality for hosting a fantastic live talk with our Upper Sixth on Gender and Masculinity. We are looking forward to the upcoming sessions for our other pupils.
It is Safer Internet Day, so have a look at the materials from the UK Safer Internet Centre on how to be internet wise. #SaferInternetDay#AnInternetWeTrust
Today is Safer Internet Day! Keep your eyes peeled on this account and the #SaferInternetDay and #AnInternetWeTrust hashtags throughout the day to see all of the things happening across the UK https://t.co/NkK8rNsPUT
This is so important for everyone right now, so let’s get talking. Tonight also launches our pupil led virtual Time to Talk sessions, supporting each other through the coming weeks. #TimeToTalk#ChildrensMentalHealthWeek
It's #TimeToTalk Day! A small conversation about mental health has the power to make a big difference.
We know that the more conversations we have, the more myths we can bust and barriers we can break down.
Start the conversation this Time to Talk Day 💬
It’s the beginning of LGBTQ+ History month and pupils have been invited to look at the work of Maya Angelou and learn more about the creation of the pride flag. They can even have a go at baking a rainbow cake for the Mind, Body, Spirit theme #LGBTHM21 https://t.co/PyQhzdNeeU
It is Children’s Mental Health Week and the theme this year is Express Yourself. Why not have a go at making something creative to express your identity and get you away from the screen. #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek#ExpressYourself https://t.co/dTt7yK3fWn
Some fantastic resources on the Teen Tips website to help parents through this tough time. Registration for this service is free, for parents of Sherborne pupils. Please email Nikola Bowerman for further details. https://t.co/V9ffRm4aHM
It’s World Mental Health Day and here are some excellent and simple tips to support your everyday emotional wellbeing. #worldmentalhealthday2020#MentalHealth
Making simple changes to prioritise our mental health doesn’t need to be complicated, but it can be hard to know where to start. Here are some of our ideas and tips for how you can start with one thing this > https://t.co/wfJIqCr8ek
This is so important now that everyone has settled in. Take the time to look after yourself, as they say...’Self-care is not selfish you can’t pour from an empty cup’ #SelfCareSeptember#actionforhappiness
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We have launched a new web chat for parents and carers on our website. If you have any concerns about your child’s mental health, please do get in touch. Our helpline advisors will be able to support you. https://t.co/lIdjgaWeHJ
Love is whatever you want it to be. You should never, ever, ever feel guilty or ashamed about who you love. Love is beautiful. And should always be celebrated 💛 #Pride
"Nobody has any right to discriminate against you based on your race or ethnicity. Ever."
Our Activist Luke, 15, shares how his experience of racism has affected his mental health. https://t.co/0JClnWE8Lz
So begins the new Action for Happiness calendar and this month it’s Joyful June. It seems particularly important at this time to reflect on what brings us joy, so why not try reflecting on these ideas this month. #ActionForHappiness#JoyfulJune
A brilliant band and video showing Charlie B, Fergus B and their cousins playing Mr Blue Sky on a range of instruments. Have a listen to cheer up your day 🎶
For PSHEE lessons pupils have been completing a range of wellbeing tasks. This task was the origami butterfly challenge to encourage positivity and perseverance. Here is a clip taken by one of our Fourth Form documenting their journey.#Wellbeing#PositivityandPerseverance