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  1. Voluntary agency supporting schools – Bromley Y

    Bromley Y has been commissioned by Public Health to provide a consultation service to all schools in Bromley and this has been taken up by the great majority in the Borough. Bromley Y is a long established local charity offering free therapeutic support to young people between the ages of 0 – 18 years. For […]

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  2. School nursing

    School nurses deliver evidence-based public health programmes and interventions to support children and young people achieve their best health outcomes. School nurse development programme The School nurse development programme provides school health professionals and commissioners with a framework and guidance for universal and targeted approaches to address the health and wellbeing needs of children and […]

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  3. Healthy schools

    The Healthy Schools Programme is endorsed by the Mayor of London and works with schools to improve children’s wellbeing through an awards programme. Awards Awards are for schools to recognise their achievements in supporting the health and wellbeing of their pupils. There are three levels of award: Find out more about the The Healthy Schools […]

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  4. Schools long-term condition guides and other resources

    We have created three guides and other resources to enable schools to manage children and young people with long term conditions effectively: This section of the website represents the historical record of a legacy programme which is no longer managed by TPHC, as of mid 2024.

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  5. Asthma friendly schools

    The asthma friendly schools programme sets out clear, effective partnership arrangements between health, education and local authorities for managing children and young people with asthma at primary and secondary schools. This includes the adoption of government policy on emergency inhalers and early years settings, such as: It also means that schools should have the following: […]

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  6. Key resources

    This page provides a summary of the websites associated with organisations and initiatives that aim to support better mental health and wellbeing for children and young people. Follow the links to explore their resources.  Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) This list collates useful websites for primary care professionals, many of these links are relevant […]

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  7. Support packages for school staff

    Place 2 Be Place2Be are a leading mental health charity for children who have concentrated on providing services within schools. They provide direct work with individual children and groups of children. Where their staff are present within schools they will offer consultation with school staff. They can also offer support to parents and training to staff […]

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  8. Students

    Charlie Waller Memorial Trust The Charlie Waller Memorial Trust runs a wide range of training for school staff and for young people. Their trainers all have expertise in mental health and are teachers, clinicians, academics or have lived experience of mental health problems. Trainers draw on the latest research, clinical practice and the experiences of […]

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