Resources
Resources for emotional wellbeing
Buckinghamshire Wellbeing Resources
Bucks Wellbeing Resources is a local directory of organisations that support wellbeing in school communities based on the principles of social scaffolding, as shared in the DfE Wellbeing for Education training offered to all Buckinghamshire schools.
Emotional wellbeing E-Learning
Extensive Emotional wellbeing e-learning is available to all professionals that work with children and young people aged 0-19 years. visit minded.org.uk
Young Minds Tools and Toolkits
The Young Minds tools and toolkits are specifically designed to help professionals improve children's and young people's mental health.
Schools in Mind
Schools in Mind is a free network for education professionals who shares practical, academic, and clinical expertise about mental health and wellbeing in schools and FE colleges. Visit Schools in Mind
5 Steps to Mental Health and Wellbeing
View the 5-Steps evidence-based framework developed by mental health experts and teachers, for teachers to create a school or college-wide approach to mental health and wellbeing
Suicide Prevention and Postvention Guide for Bucks
This guide has been developed to assist schools and colleges in Buckinghamshire to reduce deaths by suicide and respond effectively to any death by suicide within the school or college community. This local guide has been developed based on the framework of the Papyrus Guide and includes Buckinghamshire local information and support agencies available to support schools and colleges in preparing for and responding to a student death by suicide.
Buckinghamshire Prevention and Postvention Guide (Download)
Know Before You Go
This an e-resource that is intended for Year 12-13 students, and the educators who support them, as they transition from school/college to university. This is a life-skills resource that helps to anticipate, identify and navigate situations encountered when entering higher education. It contains information on many topics including paying bills, study skills, housemate issues, and identity questions. Also embedded throughout the resource, is how to maintain good mental health and seek help as needed. The guide can be accessed via studentminds.org.uk
Transition to Higher Education
The following resources have been prepared by Buckinghamshire Mind for the transition to Higher Education
- Download Student Resources
- Download Parent/Carer Resources
- Download School Staff Resources
School Zone
Explore flexible teaching resources from Change4Life for primary school classes and be inspired by the mental wellbeing resources for Year 6 and secondary schools. Visit Public Health England School Zone
Rise Above
Rise Above is a website created by young people for young people. It is a free resource that aims to build emotional resilience in individuals aged 11 to 16 and equips them with the skills and knowledge required for making informed decisions. It also encourages conversations about key health and wellbeing issues affecting teens and young people. Visit Rise Above