Anxiety Check In Sheet for Secondary Students | Pastoral & WellbeingQuick View
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Anxiety Check In Sheet for Secondary Students | Pastoral & Wellbeing

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This Anxiety Check In Sheet is designed to support brief pastoral and wellbeing check ins with secondary-aged students. It provides a simple non, non-clinical way for students to reflect on how they are feeling and identify one supportive next step. Suitable for: Tutor time One-to-one pastoral support Wellbeing check-ins PSHE contexts Students are encouraged to complete as much or as little as they feel comfortable with. This resource supports wellbeing and pastoral care and should be used within an appropriate safeguarding framework.
Anxiety Support Pack for KS3-KS4 | Pastoral & Wellbeing InterventionQuick View
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Anxiety Support Pack for KS3-KS4 | Pastoral & Wellbeing Intervention

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**This Anxiety Support Pack is designed to support pastoral and wellbeing conversations with secondary school-aged students. ** It provides a clear, flexible structure for exploring anxiety and identifying practical coping strategies in a safe, non-clinical way. This resource is ideal for use by: Pastoral leaders Year leaders Tutors SEN staff Safeguarding and wellbeing teams What’s included: A clear session plan with suggested timings Practitioner guidance for safe and appropriate delivery Simple explanations of anxiety and the fight, flight or freeze responses A range of practical coping strategies, including: * Box breathing * 5-4-3-2-1 grounding * Positive self-talk Four student student worksheets to support reflection and discussion How this resource can be used: As a one-to-one pastoral intervention Across one or multiple sessions Flexibly, based on student needs and readiness Worksheets are designed as supportive tools and may be completed fully, partially, verbally or not at all. Important note: This resource supports wellbeing and pastoral care. It is not intended to replace counselling or mental health services and should be delivered by an appropriate adult within a safeguarding framework.