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Mental Health and Wellbeing in Schools

Location: Virtual

Date: 6 May 2027

Time: 3:30 pm - 4:30pm

Mental health and wellbeing are key to student success. Developed with the Schools Wellbeing Partnership, this session explores current challenges affecting young people and shares practical strategies, resources and approaches to create supportive environments that promote wellbeing, engagement and achievement.

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(Please note, we require a minimum number of attendees to run these sessions. You will be notified if there is a problem with your booking.)

  • Increased Knowledge
  • Signposting Information
  • Professional development

What will the session cover?

• Understand key wellbeing challenges facing young people

• Explore the relationship between wellbeing and educational outcomes

• Learn practical approaches to supporting students within your setting

Who is it for?
  • School and college staff (teachers, SLT, pastoral, governors, careers and admin staff)
  • Third-party organisations who support young people
  • Educational professionals who work with schools and colleges
  • Local authority staff within education departments

Further Information

This CPD is a Free virtual online session.

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*The National Children’s Bureau has been around for about 60 years. They convene specialist membership groups to help drive change to improve the systems around children to keep them safe, secure and supported. The Schools Wellbeing Partnership is one of these specialist membership groups and its aims are to support and promote whole school approaches to mental health and wellbeing.

Presenter Information

These sessions will be delivered by SUN staff, If you have any questions about this CPD session please contact:

Lukasz Naglik

SUN Project Lead at University of Southampton