Holy Trinity CofE Primary School

Holy Trinity C of E Primary School

Health and Well-Being

At Holy Trinity, Mental Health and Emotional Well-being are taken seriously and we endeavour to provide pupils, staff and parents with as much support and information as possible.  Below you will find a Support Poster that lists many (not all) of the interventions, early help to specialist support, that we offer at Holy Trinity.  We are proud of all the wonderful and successful initiatives being run at our school.
 
We will continue to signpost helpful information and support on this page so please do scroll down to find out more.
 
Should you need further information on Mental Health & Emotional Well-being areas please do not hesitate to contact us on:
 
Mental Health First Aider: Mrs Kerryn Witting
kerryn.witting@holytrinity.merton.sch.uk
 
SENCO: Mrs Moran
anne.moran@holytrinity.merton.sch.uk
 
Headteacher and Chair of Merton Mental Health Cluster: Mrs Rickards
headteacher@holytrinity.merton.sch.uk

Did you know that we have in-school NHS Wellbeing Practitioners who work with you 1:1 if your child is struggling with anxiety or challenging behaviour – find out more by watching this short video: https://youtu.be/dkTtD_-jPec

Educational Wellbeing Practitioner self-referral form
 
To access the EWP service please click the link below to access the online self-referral form
 
If you would prefer to download and print the form, the printable version of the form can be found below.
 
If you require additional information please contact kerryn.witting@holytrinity.merton.sch.uk, headteacher@holytrinity.merton.sch.uk or anne.moran@holytrinity.merton.sch.uk

The team also runs webinars, coffee mornings and workshops so keep a look out for more information. They also work with us as a school to continue our commitment to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of our student, staff and communities.You can watch their pre-recorded webinars and workshops on their youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrRKV84lb8Jr69Z7ZhjSjCg

‘Supporting Big Emotions at Home and School: Emotion Regulation Parent session’.
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Supporting your child with anxiety
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Little Parachutes is the World’s most useful (and friendly) collection of Parachute Books : picture books that help children cope with worries, health issues and new experiences (big and small).

There are SO many fantastic picture books to help children out there, but sometimes it’s not easy to find the one YOU need for your child’s situation. Our lovely team endlessly searches, assesses and reviews picture books on milestones such as starting school, potty training, moving house, or a new baby in the house. We have sourced hundreds of books on really challenging situations (divorce, serious illness, infectious diseases, operations and bereavement to name a few). We have books to encourage children to behave well, explore their feelings and develop positive traits such as resilience, confidence, courage, gratitude and kindness

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4 Tips to help build resilience in children
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Early Years social & emotional learning activities
Supporting Your Child With Their Transition To Secondary School
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Covid-19 children's wellbeing activities for teaching staff and families
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Coping with unexpected endings and loss
Building kids resilience and confidence & Developing self control
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Helpful handouts for parents and carers
Guidance for parents and carers on supporting children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak
Activities to support your child - based on Zippy & Apple's friends
How to look after your family's mental health when you're stuck indoors
Good books for tough times
FIT activities
Click the link below for home activites

Get ideas for keeping up your kids' healthy habits at home.  Find helpful tips, tricks and resources to keep families fit.

Click link below

Important Mental Health advice for parents -  A MUST READ
See below.
Dragonfly impact education created a booklet to give you some tips on dealing with anxiety.
Download for free from the link below
What's for lunch?
Here are some lovely packed lunch ideas for your child. Remember to keep checking this page for more ideas each half term.
Family-friendly activities
Exercise is very important in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle.  Have a look at a range of fun, family activities in the link below.
Healthy exercise for children
Activity tips
Healthy teeth, Healthy smiles
Tips for looking after children's teeth.
The NED show
Take a look at these wonderful NED resources for parents.
What to do if your child is anxious about going back to school
A helpful article on how to help your child if they feel anxious about going back to school.
Change 4 life
Fun ideas to help you kids stay healthy