Mentally Healthy Schools
Country
United Kingdom
2018-Ongoing
Aimed for
(05-12) Children, (13-18) Adolescents
Type of partnership
Public-Private Partnership
Sectors
Education, Physical Activity & Sports
Innovation
Social
Aim
The project aims to promote a realistic vision of women and exercise in England, addressing the gender gap in physical activity. It seeks to reshape women’s perspectives on exercise, encouraging them to engage in physical activity in ways that are meaningful and accessible to them, regardless of age, background, or ability.
Outcome
Outcome
Increased Awareness: The initiative has significantly raised awareness about the importance of mental health in schools, helping educators, parents, and students better understand mental health needs.
Resources for Schools: It provides a comprehensive range of resources, including lesson plans, assemblies, and mental health guidance for staff, equipping schools to manage mental health proactively and effectively.
Enhanced Well-being: It has promoted a holistic approach to student well-being by integrating mental health support into school policies and practices, which has led to improved mental health outcomes for students, particularly in terms of managing anxiety, low mood, and peer pressure.
Teacher Support: The initiative has supported educators by offering mental health training, which is crucial in fostering supportive school environments for both students and staff.