Don't forget. If you are worried about anything, you can always put a note in your classroom 'worry box' or come and see us during morning break time. We'll do our best to help you.
Our Wellbeing Team (WBT) have a variety of roles.
We:
support children with emotional needs
support children who sometimes struggle with their behaviour
carry out sessions on anger management, self esteem, emotional literacy, nurture, social stories, social skills, play therapy, friendship skills
are part of the Place2Be mental health champion training and have created an action plan to meet the needs of our pupils.
We work with identified children/small groups and carefully plan the activities, strategies and techniques used within each session. Our main aim is to encourage and support children who are experiencing difficulties, working with them so that they can achieve their goals. Our team sometimes work within the classroom supporting individuals or groups and we also have four specialist rooms where we can carry out 1-1 or small group sessions.
We offer all kinds of help along the way and our door is always open (for both parents and children).
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