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The Seven Pillars of Self-Care course focuses on teachers’ wellbeing, providing an in-depth look at the seven pillars of self-care and how utilising them plays a huge part in our everyday lives. The training shares the importance of practising self-care, ensuring teachers support their wellbeing, and impacting the wider community around them. Looking after
By Kelly Hannaghan It can be hard to see the light in what feels like dark times in education with our schools struggling with rising costs, reports of recruitment issues and increased needs. The ‘new normal’ has been replaced with ‘new uncertainties’ which leave the economic systems within education feeling threatened. Over the
Our founder Kelly Hannaghan has been invited to form part of the judging panel for the upcoming MAT Excellence Awards with Optimus Education. Kelly is seen as a trailblazer and expert in the field of wellbeing and mental health in education.
ABSA (Anxiety Based School Avoidance) Project. We are currently leading on the ABSA programme within Kent County Council to help school staff to understand the push and pull factors of ABSA and assist in re-integrating and supporting students back into education.
‘Let’s Assemble’ Conference 2023 Kelly is a regular keynote speaker at the LGFL Annual Conferences. Check out a recent video of Kelly shining her light of wellbeing in education on a national stage.
Kelly Hannaghan is a wellbeing consultant, public speaker and writer, passionately promoting positive mental health and wellbeing of all stakeholders in education. You can find Kelly on Twitter and LinkedIn. Pupil wellbeing survey Do you give your pupils a voice when it comes to their wellbeing? Kelly Hannaghan provides an example wellbeing survey to
By Kelly Hannaghan It can be hard to see the light in what feels like dark times in education with our schools struggling with rising costs, reports of recruitment issues and increased needs. The ‘new normal’ has been replaced with ‘new uncertainties’ which leave the economic systems within education feeling threatened. Over the years
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By Kelly Hannaghan The summer holidays may feel like a gasp of air for many school leaders who have experienced increasing pressures within their roles over the last few years. There has certainly been a lot of buzz around wellbeing in education, but do we really know enough about how school
The Wellbeing Hub Community Newsletter Winter Edition - January 2022
