We are now empowered to support the mental health and wellbeing of young people through an innovative online platform provided by The Wellbeing Hub.
With mental health becoming an increasingly critical concern, recent statistics from The Wellbeing Hub highlight that 89% of parents believe all teachers should be equipped with the skills to support the emotional wellbeing of young people.
Speaking about the initiative, Mrs Lane said: “Positive mental health is fundamental to young people’s ability to thrive and make the most of the opportunities available to them while at school. By collaborating with The Wellbeing Hub, we aim to equip all our staff and parents with the knowledge, understanding, and strategies to support our students effectively.”
Alicia Drummond, adolescent psychotherapist and founder of The Wellbeing Hub, commented: “Schools do an extraordinary job of educating their pupils in the most challenging circumstances. We are thrilled to partner with Tiverton High School as they take this proactive and holistic approach to support the mental health of their entire school community.”
The Wellbeing Hub has seen increased demand from parents and schools for guidance and training to understand and address the social and emotional needs of young people. The Wellbeing Hub, is currently making a positive impact on more than 160,000 pupils in over 220 schools across the UK.