Mental Health and Wellbeing
St Giles’ and St George’s Wellbeing Strategy
Health and wellness | Staffordshire Connects
Our Wellbeing Champions
Wellbeing Champions have been appointed to take an active role in planning and delivering school Wellbeing events.
Getting Involved
Pupil Mental Health and Wellbeing ppt
Mental Health and Well-being have become an increasing priortiy and central focus within the school and the wider community. We have a number of different processes to help students who feel that they may need to talk to someone about their mental health or get the support for someone they are concerned about.
- Parent concerns – if you have a concern about your child, another child or even yourself, you can speak to your child’s class teacher, Mrs Gray, Mrs Alcock, or email office@stgg.org.uk for further support.
- Worry Boxes – pupils can post a note with concerns about another pupil or themselves. These are checked daily and any information inside is followed up by the class teacher.
- Pupil drop in sessions are available with the school ELSA, Mrs Alcock.
- Pupils can also approach any member of staff that they feel confident with, with any concerns.
As a school, we take all aspects of a young person’s well-being seriously but as well as contacting us to let us know your concerns we strongly recommend that you contact your GP to discuss any concerns that you may have about your young person.
We place great emphasis on the welfare of our school community and provide support, information and guidance to help everyone at our school feel happy. We also celebrate the diverse and inclusive nature of our school community.
Please see below for mental health & well-being information, signposting to local services and advice for parents:
Recognising mental health struggles and support
