This week our team and @redbridge_aep have put together form time sessions for secondary schools, to open up conversations about mental health. Every conversation we have empowers young people that 'My Voice Matters!' #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek#breakthestigma
Did you know the number of children missing school in London is rising?
Step inside Konstam House - the London school for pupils who reject the mainstream.
https://t.co/2wSaUgg1XH
A radio piece about the school I work with, supporting young people who struggle to attend school
https://t.co/9ZEKfQDuWb
@RFHCSCamden@BBCLondonNews#EBSA
I’m quoted in this article about a school I work with for young people who struggle to attend mainstream school. It’s great to work with a place that supports well-being and gives young people a chance for a hopeful future
Hello everyone, we are the Redbridge MHST and we thought we would introduce ourselves! We asked our team what their favourite part of their role was or their favourite wellbeing activity. Over the next few days you'll be able to learn more about the Redbridge MHST!
@MrJKrebs1 So true, belonging and relationships is essential to heal trauma. Too often children feel that they’re only known for what they’ve got into trouble for
Paul Dix talks with passion about the use of triage rather than isolation to support disregulated children; he presents such a powerful case... #NatTraumaConf2023#TraumaRecovery
‘Not going to school is not always simply “refusal” or “defiance” but a response to feelings of overwhelming anxiety, stress and fear,��� says @drcathalligan in this Tes archive article as she explains how to support pupils experiencing EBSA
https://t.co/wShBn4tMzE
So pleased to hear Labour prioritise placing deserved value on creative and vocational subjects but why can we not just let children make choices?! Why does any change create something new for schools to be held to ‘account’ for?
Exclusive: Schools should be held to account for pupils’ attainment in at least one creative or vocational subject, Labour has said, in a document setting out its education 'mission'
https://t.co/GT3dw5GJmG
@PookyH Replace ‘refusing to come to school’ with ‘struggling to come to school’ or ‘feeling too anxious to come into school’. Also, using the word ‘yet’ or ‘right now’ more often, it’s so much more hopeful: ‘right now it’s something you’re finding difficult’ ‘Cat doesn’t use words yet’
The fact that teachers are regarded with such contempt by the government but continue to work to the bone in incredibly challenging circumstances shows how much they care. No wonder we can’t recruit or retain.
"You will never, ever punish a traumatised child in to behaving better, my life was already a punished existence" James Docherty @Prev_Justice#NatTraumaConf23
Without the pressure of imminent exams, students might have the time to just read a book or just write a story.. the possibilities are endless when you don’t have to learn what a subordinating conjunction is 😇 #COVID19#schoolclosureuk
Want to know how schools can most effectively promote positive behaviour in lessons?
The EEF 'Improving Behaviour in Schools' guidance report is an accessible overview of existing research with clear, actionable guidance.
Available here: https://t.co/4YRrL1ej12.