Wellbeing resources for parents
Wellbeing resources for parents
Wellbeing toolkits to share with parents
Wellbeing expert, Adrian Bethune, has created these toolkits offering insights for parents with suggested activities. Download and share with your pupils’ parents.
Resources to share with parents (Primary)
Blog: Mindfulness and mental health in children
Five top tips for parents to encourage mindfulness at home with their children to support positive wellbeing and mental health.
What to do if you're worried about your child's mental health
We've teamed up with the NSPCC to share some advice about how you can support your child to cope with stress and anxiety.
Tips on building your child's confidence and resilience
Teacher and child psychologist, Jean Gross, shares her video tips for helping children believe in themselves, and how you can encourage them to be determined.
Using music for social and emotional development
Music sparks creativity and confidence, so we teamed up with the Anami Project to create fun music-making activities.
Fun outdoor learning ideas
Getting outside is fantastic for boosting the family’s mood, so we’ve created some videos with ideas for discovery walks.
Free eBook: Everybody Worries by Jon Burgerman
In this bright and friendly picture book, children learn that it’s okay to worry about coronavirus, and find ideas for dealing with it positively.
Martial arts build confidence, resilience and self-control
Mary Stevens, martial arts instructor and author of the new Warrior Monkeys series, tells us how martial arts develops valuable new skills.
Oxford Impact
Oxford Impact Wellbeing Study
Find out more about our evidence analysis impact study on the impact of promoting student wellbeing on student academic and non-academic outcomes.
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