Mental health & Wellbeing is a hugely important consideration for young adults in today’s society.
We are seeing an ‘epidemic’ rise in the number of teenagers being diagnosed with poor mental health. In order to address this, we want to provide students and parents/carers with as much information as possible, practical strategies and knowledge of where to go for additional support.
This downloadable pdf document looks at how to deal with stress and how to manage positive mental health. The tips on this page are of particular help when facing examinations but are equally applicable to daily life.
It covers:
If you need any help or support, please talk to a member of staff.
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The Wellbeing in Mind Team are a team of NHS staff, working in schools to offer support to students experiencing common emotional wellbeing difficulties. To find out more about their work, please click the following link; The Wellbeing in Mind Team
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Click on the logos and links below for a range of support available to both students and parents/carers;
Youth Access – Support for young people
Mind – Support for young people
Young Minds – Mental Health Support
ThisMayHelp – NHS Support
The Go-To – Emotional wellbeing and mental health support for children in North Yorkshire
In their last match, confidence was high and they continued with a 6-4 victory against St Augustine's. Player of the match was Evie D who's backstop play and batting was fantastic. A massive well done to everyone involved. The PE team are very proud of you all! 👋🏆🎉 #TeamGraham
When it came to batting the girls soon got into their stride with some terrific hitting. With balls running out and the scoreline poised at 3-4, Poppy M stepped up with an unbelievable shot and scored a full rounder to secure a much deserved draw.
Having never got close to this side on many occasions in previous tournaments, odds were stacked against the girls. They started strongly in the field, making very few individual errors and prevented the opposition's best batters from scoring freely.