Assembly plan, presentation and suggested resources to support the development of resilience.

Some children and young people can find it difficult to think positively about themselves. Designed for primary school children, this assembly plan and presentation will help children to understand that there are ways in which we are similar even though, at the same time, we are all different. It will also help them to: recognise the importance of celebrating the differences and similarities in ourselves and others explore what “being ourselves” means identify things we can do to enjoy make the most of our similarities and differences be connected with those around us.

It can be hard to know what to do to help someone going through a tough time, but small acts of kindness can make all the difference. This popular resource on kindness was created by Place2Be for Children’s Mental Health Week in 2017. Download the primary assembly guide and accompanying slides to help spread a little kindness in your school.

It can be hard to know what to do to help someone going through a tough time, but small acts of kindness can make all the difference. This popular resource on kindness was created by Place2Be for Children’s Mental Health Week in 2017. Download the secondary assembly guide and accompanying slides to help spread a little kindness in your school.

Three easy ways that pupils can spread a little kindness in their class. This popular resource on kindness was created by Place2Be for Children’s Mental Health Week in 2017. Download these tips to help spread a little kindness in your school.

This year’s Children’s Mental Health Week (7-13 February) theme is Growing Together. This resource contains assembly guides, class activities and ideas for primary-age pupils, to help explore the theme. These ideas can be adapted for use in-school, for home-schooling, online lessons or independent learning. These activities were developed by Place2Be for Children’s Mental Health Week 2022. Learn more about the week at [https://www.childrensmentalhealthweek.org.uk/]

This year’s Children’s Mental Health Week (7-13 February) theme is Growing Together. This resource contains assembly guides, class activities and ideas for secondary-age students, to help explore the theme. These ideas can be adapted for use in-school, for home-schooling, online lessons or independent learning. These activities were developed by Place2Be for Children’s Mental Health Week 2022. Learn more about the week at [https://www.childrensmentalhealthweek.org.uk/]

Here are a few simple ways for teachers and school staff to encourage pupils to spread a little kindness. This popular resource on kindness was created by Place2Be for Children’s Mental Health Week in 2017. Download these tips to help spread a little kindness in your school.

Millie, age 10, shares her perspective through animated drawings of what it felt like when her parents split up.