At Alderman Payne we aim to promote good mental well-being and resilience across the school.
Mrs Hempsall is currently our Mental Health and Well-being Lead.
Mrs Allen and Mrs Clarke are school's ELSAs (Emotional Literacy Support Assistants) and do a fabulous job!
If you have concerns around your child's emotional well being it is important that you share these with their class teacher.
Mrs Allen and Mrs Clarke have created a well being garden for the children to visit. The children have grown Alderman Payne's very own pumpkins this year. This is a great, calm space for children to learn and grow!
Here are some excellent posters put together by The Emotional Literacy Support Assistants. There are some great strategies to support your child's emotional well being.
Resources to support your child's mental health.
https://www.camhs-resources.co.uk/
CAMHS Resources
This site has been created to help support your mental health and well-being.
At present Coronavirus is the cause of much anxiety and concern for young people and families. Some helpful resources designed to help cope with the stress at this uncertain time can be found on this website.
https://www.keep-your-head.com/
This link provides more information on metal health and well-being for children, young people and adults across Cambridgeshire.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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