📢 Training providers! Join the follow-up webinar of the 'Race is Complicated' toolkit, which supports providers of therapy training to better understand and address race and diversity.

Register for this FREE webinar on Thursday 27 June 4-6pm 🔗 bit.ly/46mV9Pb

Leading #mentalhealth in a school is not a role that can be carried out in isolation. 🏫

Our Senior Mental Health Leads programme will support you to increase understanding of mental health across your school community.

Learn more 👇 bit.ly/3rBbroB

We love these suggestions from Place2Be for artistic things to do with your children during half term 💛

The free projects can help children, young people, and adults nurture their relationships together whilst having fun.

Looking for a #creative way to spend the school break? 🎨

We believe that #art is a creative tool to develop resilience and connect with others. Our Art Room team have created a series of free projects for families, covering many themes. 👇
bit.ly/3xQTRMC

We've launched our Big Give #Kind2Mind matched funding appeal to raise £20,000 to support children’s mental health. Donate by 28 May and the Big Give will double your donation to help us raise the funds we need. ✨

Donate today👉 bit.ly/44mZAcZ

#BigGive2024

How can creativity improve children's mental health? 🎨

In this blog, we've shared some ways you and your child can get creative this #CreativityAndWellbeingWeek ✨
bit.ly/4e4sK54

The Prime Minister has announced a General Election on 4 July.

We are calling on every political party to commit to prioritising children's mental health, and building a brighter future for young people.

Read more about our work & asks for politicians 👇
place2be.org.uk/policy

Thanks to all the pupils and teachers who entered this year's Britain’s Funniest Class competition, and to the public for voting! 😆

Our champs for 2024 are Year 6 from Northside Primary School! Plus, give it up for Mrs Sarah Crouchley, Britain’s Funniest Teacher! 👑

Have your say 💬

Please take two minutes to share your thoughts on England's education system ✏️

Click the link below to complete our short survey before 12 noon on Monday 20th May, 2024.

👉 bit.ly/fed2024

Last week the Young BAFTA Roadshow with Place2Be arrived in Derby!

Children at Pear Tree Community Junior School in Derby were surprised with a Young BAFTA Roadshow visit, hosted by presenters Shanequa Paris and
Joe Tasker 🎤

Read more 👇 place2be.org.uk/about-us/news-…

'Place2Be is excited to be part of this innovative project with Greenhouse Sports and others. The potential to support young people through sports whilst offering mental health interventions is tremendous.' Jackie Hewitt, Place2Be’s Deputy Regional Director for London & West

📣 Place2Be is proud to join forces with Greenhouse Sports and the Marylebone Project to launch 'Space & Voice' - a holistic project which aims to tackle social isolation, and poor health, promoting wellbeing in the Westminster community. ✨

Learn more 👇
bit.ly/4asGgfF

📣 It's official - the next #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek will take place from 3-9 February 2025.

As #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek comes to an end, sign up for our email alerts to be the first to hear about our plans for the week 👉 bit.ly/3799i7e

Get moving for your mental health this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek . 💃 🏊

Dr Alex George, Dr Radha, Evie Pickerill 😊, LauraWright, Ben Curry, Ryan Edwards and Rhys-Stephenson share their tips. 💛

Download our free tips for schools & families: bit.ly/3WxwDJd

A magical day - thank you BAFTA and Place2Be and well done everyone at Pear Tree Community Junior School !

We have some very special guests in school today and a fabulous day ahead planned 🤩 Shanequa Paris Brendon Chung Joe Tasker BAFTA Place2Be Transform Trust #BAFTARoadshow #MentalHealthMatters

This year’s #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek theme is ‘Moving more for our mental health’. 🏃

We've teamed up with The Daily Mile UK to share some tips to help get children moving for their mental health.💛

Download our free tipsheets (also available in Welsh🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿): bit.ly/3QFMOka

Y2 have been creating a ‘window of weather’ to represent how they are feeling. Place2Be