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Four-in-10 heads struggle to know which mental health support to provide pupils
tes.com - By Will Hazell
More than four-in-10 school leaders struggle to know what type of mental health support is needed for their pupils, a survey has found. The poll also …
Pledge to boost mental health support in schools
bbc.co.uk
Children and young people in England are to be able to access mental health support at school or college under government plans to improve services. The proposals include introducing a four-week waiting
33 Smart Habits That Will Train Other People to Treat You With Respect
Inc Magazine - By Bill Murphy Jr.
Most of these are small, subtle changes in behavior, but they can have a big impact on how much other people respect you. What do people want out of work? More than money, more than benefits, much more
Four in 10 parents 'asked to give to school funds'
bbc.co.uk - By Hannah Richardson
Four in 10 parents are being asked to contribute regularly to school funds in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, a survey suggests. Schools have often asked parents for contributions to a school fund
For excessively anxious youths, the success of treatment options varies
The Washington Post - By Linda Searing
Kids worry. Situations at home, at school or with friends can cause anxious moments for children and adolescents. Sometimes, the anxiety becomes excessive and persists. Does treatment help? The researchers
Mental Health Resources for Schools
itnmark.com
In February this year, the Mental HealthFoundation releasedworrying statistics that one in 10 children suffered from depression or anxiety related …
Pupils as young as four having panic attacks, say teachers
bbc.co.uk - By Hannah Richardson
Children as young as four are suffering from mental health problems such as panic attacks, anxiety and depression, says a teachers' union. Almost all of the 2,000 who responded to an NASUWT survey said
Schools must do more on mental health, say School Reporters
bbc.co.uk
Grace, 16, has been bullied for the past nine years, has moved schools twice, struggled with suicidal thoughts and taken medication for anxiety and depression. At one point, she says, "there was no-one