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Read this story of cuts to mental health services in schools and weep - the situation is bleak
We know what works when it comes to supporting pupils’ mental health. And it’s not the use of peer-mentoring as a cheap fix
26 September 2016
‘Reversing years of Disneyification of femininity should start in the classroom’
We tell girls that they can be whatever they want to be, yet heap praise upon them for the entirely luck-based endeavours of getting married and having babies, says the government’s former mental-health champion
20 September 2016
‘During my time working with the DfE I witnessed a lack of compassion, understanding and a disdain for the teaching profession’
The government knows mental illness is affecting ever-greater numbers of the public but isn’t prepared to acknowledge its policies are directly responsible, says the government’s former mental-health champion
13 September 2016
‘10 minutes a day of quality mental health education could have a significant impact on pupils, teachers and school culture’
It’s time schools were given something tangible and useful to allow them to realistically provide what is being asked of them, writes for the former DfE mental health tsar
5 September 2016
‘In among all the gloom, there is some amazing work going on to empower girls’
Think you knew the Girl Guides? Think again, writes for the former DfE mental health tsar
16 August 2016
‘Schools are being asked to address the mental health of young people without the support they need’
The DfE’s former mental health champion worries that when ministers say they’re focusing on the wellbeing of young people, what they mean is they’re going to get schools to do it
10 August 2016
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