Mental Health Resource Pack for Schools

July 23, 2019
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With information revealing that half of all mental health issues present before the age of 14, we can see just how important it is that schools are equipped to support their students.

As a leading provider of online safeguarding training, High Speed Training produce materials designed to help teachers enable positive conversations about mental health in the classroom. Here, we’ve compiled them all together in a mental health resource pack for schools, so you can have them to hand as and when you need them.

Our pack was recently nominated for an award in the Teach Secondary Awards 2019 Safeguarding Category, along with some incredible resources for schools and teachers.


Mental Health Resources for Schools

Our mental health resource pack includes:

  • A Guide to Promoting Positive Mental Health in Schools – Contains information on the current state of child mental health across the UK, plus activity ideas for teachers to foster positive discussions about mental wellbeing in the classroom.
  • A Guide to Improving Teacher & School Staff Wellbeing in Schools – Discusses the prevalence of ‘teacher burnout,’ what causes it, how to recognise the signs and how we can reduce the risk.
  • How to Write a School Mental Health Policy – Looks at why a school mental health policy is necessary, plus step-by-step guidance to creating your own.
  • School Mental Health Policy Example –  An example template to guide you through each section of a school mental health policy so you can design your own with ease.
  • Child Mental Health Quiz – A short quiz to test your staff’s awareness of child mental health.

You can download yours below.

Mental Health Resource Pack for Schools Preview


We’re a Finalist in the Teach Secondary Awards!

We’re so proud to reveal that our mental health resource pack received placement as a finalist for the Teach Secondary Awards 2019. Congratulations to all the other finalists – the other resources were incredibly strong and it’s fantastic to see the dedication that’s going into supporting our young people.

teach secondary award nomination 2019


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