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Aims of today

Healthy Schools Forum Promoting Pupil Emotional, Social & Physical Wellbeing and Mental Health in Schools @ SouthwarkCPD www.schools.southwark.gov.uk Lee Souter - PSHE & Healthy Schools Lead and Georgia Pritchard - Early Years Adviser 0-19 Standards Team. Aims of today.

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Aims of today

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  1. Healthy Schools ForumPromoting Pupil Emotional, Social & Physical Wellbeing and Mental Health in Schools@SouthwarkCPDwww.schools.southwark.gov.ukLee Souter - PSHE & Healthy Schools Leadand Georgia Pritchard - Early Years Adviser0-19 Standards Team

  2. Aims of today • Explore the latest developments in emotional, social & physical wellbeing and mental health, including successful approaches to inclusion & diversity themes in schools - “the strengths and skills of the unique child” • Learn from schools sharing their practice on adopting a whole-school approach in promoting emotional, social and physical wellbeing, as well as supporting positive mental health • Develop deeper understanding of the links between physical activity and positive mental health • Learn about local services that can provide support for schools • Continue strengthening local collaborations and partnership working as well as engage with experts • Identify further CPD, training and support that schools would find most helpful

  3. Strategic Framework Overview • a joint Southwark Council and Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) Strategic Framework for the Wellbeing of the Children and Young Person’s of Southwark • The Strategic Framework sets the priorities for the commissioning of CYP wellbeing services for 2016 – 2021, and involves all partners and agencies “Wellbeing” services Housing

  4. Areas of focus 3. Long term physical conditions including diabetes, asthma, epilepsy, sickle cell and complex co-morbidity (more than one complicated illness) 2. Emotional wellbeing and mental health 1. Early years, better start, 0-5 years and being ready to start school 4. Reduce the number of children and young people attending and being admitted to hospital as emergencies

  5. Areas of focus 7. Children and young people who are very over weight • 6. Vulnerable children and young people including: • Young carers • Young offenders • Looked After Children/Children in Need • CYP at risk of violence, abuse or neglect • Children with learning disabilities • Children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) 5. Young people’s health (10-25 years old) including sexual health, drugs misuse, self-harm and gang violence

  6. Key priorities - C&YP in Southwark today • Council Plan -A fairer future: great start in life and A healthier life • Council commitments: • free theatre trip for all Southwark primary school children • MH funding, prevention focus in schools • free healthy nursery meals • “Diminishing the differences” for vulnerable pupils: -LAC -Ever 6 FSM (pupil premium) -Disadvantaged white British -SEND • Successful collaborations & partnerships • Support for schools • Effective prevention: • whole school approaches and holistic provision, Healthy Schools • links to Family Early Help • Local system & commissioned services

  7. Insight - Primary localities: High self-esteem B&R – Bermondsey & Rotherhithe: B 255 G 228 = 483 B, B & W – Borough, Bankside & Walworth: B 230 G 224 = 454 C & D – Camberwell & Dulwich: B 189 G 158 = 347 P, PR & N – Peckham, Peckham Rye & Nunhead: B 251 G 317 = 568 Sheu Survey 2016

  8. Secondary: Gender differences • Sample Size: Boys Y8:317 Y10: 225 & Girls Y8: 338 Y10: 188 Sheu Survey 2016

  9. Secondary: LGBTQ vs Straight Sample Size: Year 8 boys 33 vs. 278, girls 53 vs. 278 & Year 10 boys 20 vs. 202, girls 37 vs. 151 Sheu Survey 2016

  10. Take-aways for you • New website content: www.schools.southwark.gov.uk/pshe-healthy-schools/physical-activity-healthy-lifestyle-and-weight • Collaborations & partnerships: locality school projects: New PSHE & Wellbeing Curriculum framework & Resource Bank New HS Champions’ work, EWB & MH projects New H&WB Sheu survey, summer term New SSPB’s Healthy Pupils Capital Funding (HPCF) projects • Healthy Early Years London accreditation and H&WB Reviews • New CPD & training • Refreshed “PA & Sport offer for schools” from Leisure & PH • New Success Stories • Early Years Conference – 5th July • Council commitments www.southwark.gov.uk

  11. Success and progress www.healthyschools.london.gov.uk 100 registered schools 66 bronzes, 37 silvers & 19 golds

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