Mental Health Sessions Planned for Bradford Schools

Bradford schools to hold mental health assemblies and classroom sessions

As Children’s Mental Health Week approaches, schools in Bradford are preparing to offer dedicated mental health assemblies and classroom sessions. These sessions aim to raise awareness and support the wellbeing of pupils across the district.

Details of the mental health programme

The sessions will be delivered by an experienced team specialising in children’s mental health. They are designed to engage students in discussions about mental wellbeing, helping to foster a supportive environment within schools.

Purpose and importance

• Promote understanding of mental health issues among children
• Encourage open conversations about emotional wellbeing
• Provide strategies for managing mental health challenges
• Support the overall wellbeing of pupils during the school year

These initiatives form part of a wider effort to prioritise mental health education in schools, recognising its importance alongside academic achievement. By integrating these sessions into the school curriculum, Bradford schools aim to equip children with the knowledge and tools to maintain good mental health.

Further information about the sessions and how schools can participate is available through the local education authority’s channels.