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Wellbeing initiatives: what they look like in practice and how the board is involved

Last reviewed on 10 March 2021
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Wellbeing can feel quite abstract, and knowing how to embed a culture of wellbeing can be tricky. Get an idea of what wellbeing initiatives look like in practice, and how you can monitor them to make sure they're having a real impact.

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  1. Help your school develop a wellbeing culture
  2. What to bear in mind before you suggest a wellbeing initiative
  3. You’ll monitor wellbeing initiatives 
  4. Example: Charles Dickens Primary School
  5. Example: Young People's Academy
  6. Other initiatives that might work for your school
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