MENTAL HEALTH & WELLBEING
Support in School
Ilkley Grammar School understands the importance of promoting good mental health and well-being with our students. Below is a video discussing the strategies we use to encourage students to foster regular self-care in their daily routines. It also discusses support strategies we provide when students might be struggling.
In addition to the above video outlining key strategies and resources, all students have a Mental Health and Well-Being Handbook on their iPad.
The Kooth website is also a great resource and provides free, safe and anonymous support. Where feasible, Place2Be counselling services also continue remotely for those students already accessing this support.
If your child is struggling emotionally, they can raise this with their tutor or contact their Head of Year by email.
Parents/carers can also do this on their behalf if students are reluctant to communicate how they are feeling.
Mental Health Directory
Please see below our central directory of support with resources and links for parents and carers.
The following information is displayed as a means to offer further support for student mental health and wellbeing and comes from a variety of sources. Ilkley Grammar School does not endorse any application or method and can assume no liability of any kind for the content of websites external to our own. We hope you find the links useful.
Talking About It | Promoting Self-Care | Supporting Students at Home | Anxiety, Depression & Panic Attacks | ||||||||
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Better Sleep | Apps for Support | Place2Be |
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Click here to read the Student Mental Health Launch news post.
Click here to read about our Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Week.
Click here to read the Look After Yourself page within the Covid-19 Support pages.
All photographic images on this page and the subsequent sub-pages are provided royalty-free from Unsplash.
- 'Mental Health at Home' - Photo by Priscilla Du Preez
- 'Better Sleep' - Photo by Alexandra Gorn
- 'Apps for Support' - Photo by Paul Hanaoka
- 'Supporting Students at Home' - Photo by Photo by John Schnobrich