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Transitions - Why they are difficult and how to support those who struggle with change.

Posted on 10 June 2024 by Alison Waterhouse, Circles for Learning in Schools | Wellbeing

Transitions - Why they are difficult and how to support those who struggle with change.
Times of transitions can spark a lot of feelings within children and young people. From big changes (like moving schools) to small changes (like a moving to a different lesson during the day), for some young people times of change can cause a lot of stress and anxiety. So how can schools support children in managing change? Read More...

Why Supporting Positive Mental Health Is Good For Learning

Posted on 13 May 2024 by Alison Waterhouse, Circles for Learning in Wellbeing

Why Supporting Positive Mental Health Is Good For Learning
Positive wellbeing is when individuals have the psychological, physical or social skills to manage the challenges being asked. Therefore, if we want good health and wellbeing for our children and young people we need to ensure that they have the knowledge, understanding, skills and resources to manage the challenges they may face. Read our latest article for practical tips for educators to support positive wellbeing in the classroom and beyond. Read More...

5 Ways to Develop a Sense of Belonging in the Classroom

Posted on 1 May 2024 by Alison Waterhouse, Circles for Learning in Career | Wellbeing

5 Ways to Develop a Sense of Belonging in the Classroom
All children and young people need to feel as though they belong – whether that’s in a physical place, a community or with in the home. There are many things that teachers and professionals working with children and young people can do to create a sense of belonging in school. Here are 5 ways teachers and support staff can develop a sense of belonging in the classroom. Read More...

Kent-Teach’s Top Dog Walks in Kent

Posted on 24 April 2024 by Becky, Kent-Teach in Wellbeing

Kent-Teach’s Top Dog Walks in Kent
April is Stress Awareness Month and let’s face it we all know that a career in education can have its stressful moments. A healthy coping mechanism for stress is exercise, and what better to way to relax than a walk in one of Kent’s most scenic spots with your furry friend. Here are our top 3 dog walks in Kent! Read More...

3 Ways to Teach Social and Emotional Skills in the Classroom

Posted on 24 February 2024 by Alison Waterhouse, Circles for Learning in Wellbeing

3 Ways to Teach Social and Emotional Skills in the Classroom
As an increasing number of children and young people are struggling to manage emotions, self-regulation, relationships and an understanding of themselves, weaving social and emotional skills at a classroom level is becoming more important. Here are 3 ways to teach social and emotional skills at school to support your students manage their mental health. Read More...
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