Our thanks to our associate education experts Julia Skinner and Pete Crockett, and to Dr Asha Patel, CEO and clinical psychologist of Innovating Minds, Cait Cooper of the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, and Rebecca Kaloo, co-chair of Charles Dickens Primary School, who helped us with this article.
Help your school develop a wellbeing culture
It's unlikely that wellbeing initiatives will work in your school unless you have this underlying culture.
How can our board start to develop this wellbeing culture?
2. Have wellbeing as an agenda item. The start of developing your culture is having it on your radar, and being willing to discuss staff and