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Welcome to our Well-being page 

We hope that the information on this page is useful for you and your child. 

Explore the links below to find out how you can support your child's well being and mental health.

Don't forget about yourself! Being a parent is a rewarding but tough job! We all need a helping hand from time to time. Looking after your own well being and mental health is important too. 

Our staff at Dalestorth are here to support you. We will always make time to provide a listening ear if you need to talk. 

 

Dalestorth's Well-Being Intent:

 

At Dalestorth Primary and Nursery School, we are aiming towards having a mentally healthy, supportive and caring school for our children, our adults and our wider community. We are on a journey to discover how we can support all those who are part of our school community. These are the first steps to creating a long lasting, purposeful approach to supporting mental health and emotional well-being across the life of Dalestorth. We are aiming to and beginning to focus on three key areas, to support, enhance, nurture and develop the emotional well-being, mindfulness and mental health of children, staff and parents along with the wider community.

 

We believe that children with good mental health and well-being can:

  • learn and explore the world
  • feel, express and manage positive and negative emotions
  • form and maintain good relationships with others
  • cope with, and manage, change, setbacks and uncertainty
  • develop and thrive.

 

When children look after their mental health and develop their coping skills it can help them to boost their resilience, self-esteem and confidence. It can also help them learn to settle themselves, feel calm, and engage positively with their education - which can, in turn, improve their academic attainment. Therefore our aim is to develop our school into a mentally healthy one not just for our children, but all those who have any role to play in the life of Dalestorth Primary and Nursery School.

Action for Happiness

Please have a look at daily ideas to support and enhance your wellbeing. These can be done individually, with friends or family. Have fun and stay well.

#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek 2021

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Connecting with nature

20 Tips on improving Well-Being

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Have a go at making your own activity picker!

Coronavirus Support

The Blackpool Centre for Early Child Development has worked in partnership with University of Oxford to create a film giving parents tips on how to talk to very young children about the pandemic.

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