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Pupil Wellbeing

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At Christ the Saviour, we promote the positive mental health and wellbeing of every member of our school community. We recognise that positive mental health is essential for effective learning and attainment.

Positive wellbeing is promoted through the curriculum and other school activities. Through a carefully planned approach to PSHE, our pupils acquire the knowledge and develop the skills and understanding they need to lead confident, healthy, independent lives and become resilient, informed and responsible citizens.

Curricular and Extra-curricular Support

We support the mental health and wellbeing of all pupils through: 

  • building strong relationships centered around mutual respect 
  • a school ethos which empowers tolerance and respect
  • onsite dramatherapy
  • clear rules, routines, expectations and consequences
  • enhanced provision e.g. our sensory room and nurture room 
  • targeted pastoral and learning support
  • opportunities for intellectual, physical and expressive development in the classroom
  • circle time, social stories and worry boxes
  • trained mental health first aiders
  • targeted mental health provision from Ealing Mental Health Services

Parental Support

Below you will find some Parent Handouts created by our drama therapist and slides from our Parent Coffee mornings. We hope you will find them helpful in supporting the emotional wellbeing of your child. If you are concerned about your child’s mental wellbeing, please contact the class teacher or head of year.

Emotional Wellbeing Handout: Attachment, Play and Building Bonds

Emotional Wellbeing Handout: Bereavement

Emotional Wellbeing Handout: Encouraging Emotional Expression

Emotional Wellbeing Handout: Explaining Difficult Situations to Children

Emotional Wellbeing Handout: Managing Anxiety

Managing Anxiety and New Beginnings – Parent Coffee Morning September 2023

Separation Anxiety – Parent Coffee Morning January 2024

Emotional Wellbeing Handout: Self Harm and Suicidal Feelings

Emotional Wellbeing Handouts: Transition

Helpful Websites