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Children's Mental Health Week 2022

The theme for Children's Mental Health Week this year is Growing Together. During the week beginning Monday 7th February 2022, the children will explore the theme though many different activities and learning opportunities.

Ideas for how we can help our children

Children's Mental Health Week 2022 Gallery

Nursery

Reception

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

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Children's Mental Health Week 2021

Click here to look at our whole school Padlet. It is a celebration of how unique we all are! It is also available as a document (please see below).

Children's Mental Health Week 2021 Padlet.pdf

Nursery

Nursery explored different feelings each day and made worry dolls to tell their worries to.

Reception

Reception explored the many different ways in which we can express our feelings.

Year 1

Year 1 thought about how mistakes are not always a bad thing and they can turn into something beautiful.

Year 2

Year 2 had a wonderful time exploring mindfulness - artwork, sewing and play dough.

Year 3

Year 3 had a fabulous week exploring our feelings and reflecting on 'time to talk', finishing with our weekly 'Dance it out!'

Year 4

Year 4 have really enjoyed yoga and meditation this week.

Year 5

Year 5 made some excellent jigsaw pieces to show how they express themselves.

Year 6

Year 6 were very mature when discussing the need to talk openly about our feelings.

Express Yourself

This week we celebrate children's mental health week. Resources will be shared with the children this week as part of their in-school or remote learning.

Below, you will find a jigsaw piece activity, we would like children to complete, using it to #expressyourself! Please share a photo of this with your child's teacher, and then when all children return to school we will collect these pieces to create a display to showcase how individuality is celebrated at St Augustine's. Use the images to inspire you.

Remember to also look at our PE page for physical activity ideas

https://www.st-augustines-warrington.co.uk/warrington/primary/st-augustines/staging/pages/classpages/pe/pehomelearning

Time For Talk - 4th February 2021

In school today, your children will be taking part in activities which will remind them about the importance of talking - especially about feelings and worries.

Please see the links and document below for ideas to promote positive talking at home:

For our EYFS parents and carers - https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/joinin/talking-to-your-child-about-emotions

For our KS1 and KS2 parents and carers - https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7xmmfr

Ways to encourage primary aged children to talk about feelings.pdf

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