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  1. Covid-19 resources for education settings

    Find resources on teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic, including support on facilitating effective home learning and returning to in-person teaching. Supporting home learning Actions for schools during the coronavirus outbreak This government guidance includes actions for schools during the coronavirus outbreak and explains what all schools will need to do during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Adapting […]

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  2. Supporting families and children with bereavement

    Supporting children with bereavement Find links and resources to support education professionals working with children and young people who are dealing with bereavement.   Children’s Bereavement Workbook ‘Time4Me’ is a workbook for children. The main aim is to encourage children to begin talking about their experience of grief. Coping with bereavement Age UK have written an article […]

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  3. Primary school and Secondary school

    Find resources which teachers can other education professionals can use to support children and young people in primary and secondary school. Primary School How are you feeling? The Anna Freud Centre Primary school Covid-19 recovery PSHE programme Our Time (registered charity) have created a Primary school Covid-19 recovery PSHE programme. The Our Time Primary PSHE teacher guide […]

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  4. Urgent mental health crisis support

    Mental health crisis support Every NHS mental health trust in London has put in place a mental health helpline, so children, young people and their families can get help quickly when they need it. Professionals are also able to access these crisis lines if they are concerned about or would like advice about a child, […]

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  5. Suicidal thoughts and self-harm

    Children and young people can find resources and support below to help when experiencing suicidal thoughts or self harming. If you feel extremely distressed and worried that you might not be able to keep yourself safe, there is lots of urgent support available, including 24/7 NHS mental health helplines in every London borough. If you’re […]

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  6. Sleep problems

    Find resources and tips on how to improve your sleep as way of protecting your mental health. Sleep problems Audio: Sleep problems – This NHS webpage provides you with mental wellbeing audio guides. These guides have ben created to boost your mood and help you through feelings such as anxiety. This page also has a link […]

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  7. Bereavement support

    The below organisations offer support to help children and young people who have experienced a bereavement. Don’t suffer alone. Child Bereavement UK – supporting bereaved children and young people Child Bereavement UK provide information to help children and young people deal with various emotions when experiencing a bereavement, such as coping with feeling anxious, angry, […]

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  8. Covid-19 resources

    This page contains resources to support children and young people on understanding COVID-19 measures.   COVID-19 resources for primary school age children Coronavirus fact sheet for children Information for children by National Geographic Kids about what coronavirus is, how it started, what social distancing means, and what you can do to help! The Stay Home […]

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  9. Young people with ADHD

    Find resources to support young people living with Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) on this page.   Advice for young people with ADHD Good Thinking (Digital mental wellbeing platform) provides 8 top tips for children and young people with living with ADHD as well as directing you to other resources if you need further help. […]

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