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👥 Helping Neurotypical Children Understand Their SEMH Peers

Teaching Neurotypical Children About SEMH: Simple Strategies to Build Empathy, Inclusion, and Emotional Understanding in Mainstream Classrooms

15 hrs ago •

🔬Spotting the Spark, Stage 1: Anxiety / Trigger 📝

Recognising and Responding to Stage 1 of Crisis: Early Signs of Anxiety in Children and Young People

Jun 18 •

🧠 Why Mental Health Training Matters for Every Educator

How Mental Health Training Empowers Educators to Understand Behaviour, Improve Safeguarding, and Support Pupil Wellbeing

Jun 15 •

✋ Challenging Discrimination

How One Lesson on Alan Turing Helped Challenge Homophobia and Discrimination in the Classroom

Jun 8 •

🔬Rethinking Behaviour Policies: Why a Trauma-Informed Approach is Essential📝

Why Traditional School Behaviour Policies Fail SEND Pupils, and How Trauma-Informed, Restorative Approaches Improve Outcomes.

Jun 4 •

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