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‘Measuring pupil wellbeing won’t reduce the stigma around mental health - it will do the opposite’
Getting Ofsted to assess wellbeing will lead to schools ‘hiding away’ children with mental health issues, warns the former DfE mental health champion
7 November 2016
‘Children know what anxiety feels like and that it has a name: they do not have to suffer like previous generations’
‘It’s essential that we put a name to students’ mental health conditions so their problems are not swept under the carpet’
1 November 2016
‘Just as with ADHD, autism and dyslexia, there are those who will insist that mental illnesses are an arbitrary fabrication’
It’s essential that we put a name to students’ mental health conditions so their problems aren’t simply swept under the carpet, writes the former DfE mental health champion
1 November 2016
‘Teaching assistants provide essential individual attention to pupils who might otherwise feel unheard and unsafe’
The valuable work of TAs often goes unrecognised but they are making a real difference to the lives of children in difficult times, writes the former DfE mental health champion
19 October 2016
‘We let our neoliberal, individualistic, consumerist society teach our children about wellbeing...’
... and then attempt to undo the damage at secondary school when it’s already way too late
12 October 2016
‘If you believe the stats, girls are three times more likely to suffer anxiety or depression. I don’t believe the stats’
Middle-class girls are happier to talk about their mental health issues: but it is nonsense to suggest they are more likely to experience such illnesses than their working-class or male peers, writes the former DfE mental health champion
4 October 2016
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