ELSA
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CRESS% - 5 minute activities for friendship skills Simple, creative activities based on ways to make and stay friends with others. We hope these activities will help support thinking and learning for happy and positive relationships. And we hope they’ll be enjoyable! We’d love to hear from people taking part – every activity includes the opportunity to share back with us.
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Yoga relaxation for cosmic kids It's a great way to prepare for sleep time or just calm down nerves
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Thinkuknow 8 - 10 yrs online safety The SSCT is a partnership between Dorset Police, The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner and Dorset Combined Youth Justice Service with a remit to prevent/reduce anti-social behaviour, crime and wrong-doing amongst children and young people and help keep them safe in a digital world. The team consists of dedicated Schools Officers, all of whom undertake Safeguarding training and undergo enhanced vetting on a regular basis.
While We Can't Hug
Available now!Hedgehog and Tortoise want to give each other a great big hug, but they're not allowed to touch.From the creators of the internationally adored...
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Sadsville A book to read with your children at your own pace Tears streamed down the face of a glum looking sun as it crawled above the horizon. A hedgehog uncurled from its tight ball of prickles, wiped its eyes and decided to curl up again. A sheep, not generally known for expressive emotion, took a large clump of grass in its mouth and chewed, gloomily… Why is everyone in Sadsville so sad? Join Herman on the Magical Bus to find out.
Basil Brush reads Sadsville - a Magical & Whimsical story for 6 -10 year olds by TV's Martin Roberts
Basil Brush reads Sadsville - a Whimsical and Magical illustrated Children's book aimed at 6 to 10 year olds, written by TV Property Guru Martin Roberts from...
Emotional Literacy Support - Welcome!
On this page, you will find useful links and support on the topic of emotional literacy. We hope you find it helpful and useful.
If you come across anything that you find helpful (web sites, Twitter support, or resources), please let the school know. Either email on office@archbishopwake.dsat.org.uk, or use the pastoral email address: pastoralteam@archbishopwake.dsat.org.uk.
In one minute: What is "Emotional Literacy" and How Can You Learn It?
When we learn language, we develop "literacy." Emotional Literacy is all about the language of emotion. This learnable skill makes a tremendous difference in...
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ELSA support website Resources for emotional literacy
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Change 4 life Indoor activities for children during Coronavirus
We All Have Mental Health
Download the accompanying teacher toolkit from https://www.annafreud.org/wahmhtoolkit It's free! We All Have Mental Health is an animation designed to give y...
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Positivie questions game This is a fun activity to play with children to get them talking and thinking positively. All you need are two dice. Roll one and get the horizontal row and roll the other one to get the vertical column. Where they meet is the question you will answer.
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positive parenting pdf We know how challenging it can be to balance all the demands parents have to cope with. That’s why we’ve put together some tips to help. All children need boundaries and discipline, and this guide helps you develop what works for you and your child.
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The good night guide for children This guide has been written for The Sleep Council by Vicki Dawson, founder of The Children’s Sleep Charity, which aims to support children and their families to get a better night’s sleep
Online safety: Staying safe online [FREE RESOURCE]
Computing - Key Stage 1: Learn key online safety rules together with the Discovery Education Espresso characters. This resource features in Discovery Educati...
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Mental Health Week Hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 18-24 May 2020. The theme is kindness.
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Stories that never stand still A helpful guide to ADHD written by young people for young people. Credit; ADHD Foundation
Talking Mental Health
Talking Mental Health is an animation designed to help begin conversations about mental health in the classroom and beyond. The animation and accompanying re...
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Mind matters looking after children during Coronovirus How a child or young person reacts to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak may depend on their age, past experiences or understanding of what's happening. Some children and young people, including those with additional needs and disabilities, may find it difficult to deal with things. For instance, some may worry about their health, their loved ones or have physical symptoms like stomach ache. Others may behave differently, getting more angry, distant or acting up in other ways.
I can help social story
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wellbeing for June Another calendar with ideas for children at home still. Here it is.
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Roll a rainbow activity A game to play with your child, this is great for mindfulness
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Take away case of memories A great use of being able to draw or write in memories, either of a loved one, time with family or favourite moment.
The Good Night Guide
Everyday acts of kindness
Braintem calmer activities
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Coronavirus helpline for parents and carers. Whether you're working from home with your kids or supporting children with anxiety due to coronavirus, we've got tips and advice for you.
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Thinkuknow 8 - 10 yrs online safety The SSCT is a partnership between Dorset Police, The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner and Dorset Combined Youth Justice Service with a remit to prevent/reduce anti-social behaviour, crime and wrong-doing amongst children and young people and help keep them safe in a digital world. The team consists of dedicated Schools Officers, all of whom undertake Safeguarding training and undergo enhanced vetting on a regular basis.