Why schools love pet therapy

Why schools love pet therapy

Animals can bring joy, calm and even improve learning outcomes. Absolutely Education speaks to four schools that make full use of pet therapy superpowers

Mind games – journals and games to help children express feelings

Mind games – journals and games to help children express feelings

Mind games can be positive, and a new crop of journals and family games offer fun and useful tools to help even young children get in touch with their feelings and express themselves

Luna, the sister app

Luna is an app that acts like a virtual big sister, helping teens to get answers about their bodies, their wellbeing and their lives

Knightsbridge School and Place2Be's wellbeing partnership

Knightsbridge School and Place2Be’s wellbeing partnership

Knightsbridge School's pioneering Place2Be partnership prioritises good mental health across the whole community. Absolutely Education finds out more

Wellington College on the wellbeing top 5

Wellington College on the wellbeing top five

Wellington College Head of Student Emotional Health & Wellbeing Dr Jenny Griggs discusses how to use the NHS' 'Five Steps to Mental Wellbeing' to help young people

Natasha Devon on navigating teenage years

Natasha Devon on navigating teenage years

Natasha Devon talks to young people, a lot, making hers a voice to listen to when it comes to helping them (and us) navigate the light and shade of growing up

Magical island – James' Place co-founder's enchanting new book

Magical island – James’ Place co-founder’s enchanting new book

James' Place co-founder Clare Milford Haven talks about the inspiration behind her new book, capturing the timeless magic of family holidays

Pangbourne College on assessing a school's wellbeing markers

Pangbourne College on assessing a school’s wellbeing markers

Caroline Bond of Pangbourne College outlines the key markers of a school that prioritises children's mental health and wellbeing

St Margaret's School on keeping it real with role models

St Margaret’s School on keeping it real with role models

Lara Péchard, Head of St Margaret's School in Hertfordshire, discusses the value of presenting the right role models and reassuring young people that being 'ordinary' is enough