Well-being Support

The well-being of of all of our children staff and families is very important to us. On this page you will find a range of resources which you can access to help support with the well-being of your child, your family and, just as importantly, of yourself. Please note, these resources are just suggestions that we think you may find useful and are not a replacement for professional advice. Should you feel you need professional support for the wellbeing of yourself or your family, contact your GP or school – we will be happy to signpost you to sources of support and help. If you’d like to discuss any of the resources on this page please get in touch.

Please see our documents list for further advice for parents and carers on looking after the mental health and wellbeing of children or young people.

School Transition Support

School Transition Support

The Gateshead 0-19 SEND Team are holding  virtual support and information sessions for parent and carers of children with additional needs who are transitioning into a new school in September - no diagnosis is not required as the support is aimed at parents of...

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What Do You Need to Stay Healthy?

What Do You Need to Stay Healthy?

In our topic this term, Animals Including Humans, we have been investigating the circulatory system, how the hearts works and what effect exercise has on our heart rate. We have also been finding out about the blood and what it transports through the body. Did you...

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Let’s Connect- Children’s Mental Health Week

Let’s Connect- Children’s Mental Health Week

This week, during the 'Let's Connect' campaign for children's mental health we have been talking about the things that we can do to keep ourselves mentally healthy. There are lots of ways to help us including,  exercise, eating a balanced diet, drinking plenty of...

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Feeling Anxious and Managing Uncertainty – Younger Primary Pupils

This little video gives you tips and advice on how to support your child if they’re feeling anxious or worried, especially at the moment while we are in lockdown.  All primary children will enjoy it and find it useful.

Feeling Anxious and Managing Uncertainty – Older Primary Pupils

This video is aimed at older children, so if you have children who are at the upper end of primary school or who are in secondary school, they may prefer this version.

Feeling Anxious and Managing Uncertainty – Adults

Finally, this video is for adults – all of us need to look after our well-being too, something we often forget about too. I found it useful and it’s an easy watch!