Member resources
Using measurement tools to understand pupils’ mental health needs: a guide for schools and colleges
01/02/2024 by Jean Gross
This is a useful guide from the Anna Freud Centre on how to measure wellbeing. It signposts available tools, and prompts thinking about what we want to measure, and why.
2024 collection of picture books for exploring feelings in KS1 and 2
01/02/2024 by Jean Gross
Belonging Scale
01/02/2024 by Jean Gross
This tool can be used with indovidual children to assess how far they feel they belong in their school, and feel connected to it.
Secret acts of kindness
01/02/2024 by Jean Gross
2024 collection for work on bereavement and loss
30/01/2024 by Jean Gross
Barnados have created a set of really useful resources for 1-1 work with children and young people of any age who have been bereaved.
A 2024 collection of primary resources for self awareness and emotion regulation
30/01/2024 by Jean Gross
Here we have a collection of resources for primary school work on self-awareness and emotion regulation (relevant to the Good to be Me SEAL theme)
Healthy coping sttategies for managing anger and feeling overwhelmed
30/01/2024 by Jean Gross
A PSHE lesson on healthy coping strategies for maintaining positive mental health.
Dealing with difficult feelings lower KS2 - jealous, resentful, ashamed, excluded
03/10/2023 by Jean Gross
This comprehensive pack from Northern Ireland contains lessons and accompanying resources for work on some of the difficult feelings that can arise within relationships between people - jealousy, r
Goal-setting worksheet for secondary students
02/10/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a very useful worksheet for secondary students to use to set schoolwork-related goals, give their teachers feedback, suggest things that would improve their learning and let their teacher k
New uploads for valuing differences, empathy and resolving conflict
02/10/2023 by Jean Gross
Here we have :
Building connectedness
26/06/2023 by Jean Gross
To help a class bond, particulary at the start of the new school year, try these primary lessons and activities.
Getting to know you and bonding activities secondary
06/06/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a useful collection of ideas for use in tutor or form groups to build a sense of belonging and community.
All about me islands
31/05/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a nice idea for primary back to school class bonding, or any work on identity. It comes from @MissFMackenzie on Twitter. Pupils created their island shaped in the initial of their name.
Fabulous oracy based lessons for back to school (or any time)
31/05/2023 by Jean Gross
These fabulous free resources come from the Tower Hamlets Oracy Hub and Tower Hamlets Education Partnership.
Dicebreakers
31/05/2023 by Jean Gross
Usw these dicebreakers for a fun activity in small groups to bond a new class. Students work in groups, taking turns to roll a dice then answer a question.
Top emotion check-ins
11/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This is our collection of top emotion check-ins – thirteen different ways for children to show how they are feeling at points during the day
Twenty ways to stay calm
11/04/2023 by Jean Gross
Twenty simple exercises to help children stay calm – a collection of breathing and relaxation exercises, with instructions and video links
A progression in emotion vocabulary
11/04/2023 by Jean Gross
We at the SEAL Community have put together this progression in words for feelings.to teach - from the early years to Year 7. We hope you find it useful!
A lesson about relationships
11/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a useful lesson for 4-7 year olds about important relationships in their lives, baed on the lovely book the Invisibe String.
Working with a child who has experienced loss
11/04/2023 by Jean Gross
These are resources from Barnardo's ,for 1-1 work with children who have expereinced loss.
Teacher self assessment
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a self assessment tool for teachers to evaluate how well they are doing in incorporating social and emotional learning into their everyday subject curriculum and classroom environment.
A new changes and transitions collection
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
Here you will find
A booklist from the National Literacy Trust of favourite books about big changes (fiction , graphic novels, non-fiction and poetry)
Exam stress workshop
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a 45 minute to 1 hour workshop on managing exam stress and anxiety, both in terms of preparation or in the middle of a crisis. Aimed at older students who are capable of self reflection.
Wellbeing activities booklet
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a booklet of short activities to promote wellbeing, for children (primary and secondary) to use at school or at home- mindfulness, gratitude etc
A secondary lesson about identity
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This brilliant secondary lesson (badged as for KS4 but could be earlier) helps students explore their sense of identity .
A secondary lesson about the science of emotions
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a secondary lesson with a useful video on understanding emotions - how the brain works , how to respond to different emotions.
Two lessonsabout non-verbal communication
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
We liked this secondary Place2Be lesson about how we communicate, especially through non-verbal signals and facial expression. It will get students thinking about how they communicate online.
Children's Hope Scale
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a quick, 6-item self-report assessment tool that measures children's belief they can reach their goals. It can be used with children aged 6-16.
Empathy questionnaire
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a short questionnaire for primary and secondary pupils, that yields an empathy score.
Poems for empathy from Michael Rosen's 'On the Move' collection
10/04/2023 by Jean Gross
Thse poems about the experience of migration and being a refugee are very useful for work on empathy and valuing difference.
Assertiveness lesson from Bounce Forward
09/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This is a nice lesson from the Bounce Forward secondary curriculum.
Ten minute stress re-appraisal writing exercise to use before exams
09/04/2023 by Jean Gross
This provides instructions and readings for a writing exercise that helps pupils see exam stress as a positive that can help them perform at their best. Could be used before GCSEs or SATs.
School anxiety journal prompts
30/11/2022 by Jean Gross
This is a useful resource, kindly made available by Dr Pooky Knightsmith, to help children who are anxious about school understand their feelings and move forward.
Getting through Christmas
30/11/2022 by Jean Gross
Christmas is a wonderful time for many – but if their family are struggling financially or have experienced loss, children may need some extra help navigating complex feelings about the season.
The resilience game
29/11/2022 by Jean Gross
A simple board game which explores common scenarios that children may encounter in their day-to-day life at home or at school, and the resilience they may need for tackling them.
Empathy secondary resource with great films
28/11/2022 by Jean Gross
These secondary resources from Equal Rights, Equal Respect help students understand the experience of others.
Young Minds Wellbeing Advent Calendars
25/11/2022 by Jean Gross
These are nice Advent Calendars to use with children and staff in December- created by Young Minds
Reaching out to others
01/11/2022 by Jean Gross
There are two lovely copiables in this primary resource- a 'hand' for children to record who they can reach out to when they need to talk, and a Reach Out Rainbow for them to colour in segments of,
Class debate about bystanders
01/11/2022 by Jean Gross
These nice PowerPoint lessons from Votes for Schools get primary and secondary pupils debating the role of bystanders in bullying- Do bystanders make bullying worse?
Traumatic bereavement school guide
31/07/2022 by Jean Gross
A really useful resource for supporting children who have had a bereavement in traumatic circumstances, such as war
Using the film 'Turning Red'
16/07/2022 by Jean Gross
Here are some nice ideas based on a link to video clips from the film Turning Red, for primary work on anger and other 'huge emotions'
Ten low-cost ideas for creating a therapeutic classroom
14/07/2022 by Jean Gross
Six great ways to build community and get to know your class/tutor group at the start of the year
14/07/2022 by Jean Gross
One page profile
14/07/2022 by Jean Gross
Building community and exploring identity at the start of the school year
11/07/2022 by Jean Gross
These are some great slide decks from Pear Deck, covering helping a new class bond and explore personal identities. Suitable for upper primary and secondary
A getting to know you activity for the start of the new school year
11/07/2022 by Jean Gross
This is a primary getting to know each other resource from the National Literacy Trust
Hope clouds
11/07/2022 by Jean Gross
This activity asks children to think about their hopes and dreams for the new school year ahead
Emotion wheel
11/07/2022 by Jean Gross
This is a great tool for developing progressively more complex vocabulary for emotions, as children move up through the school,
Helping children who have escaped from war, conflict or persecution
11/07/2022 by Jean Gross
This is an excellent resource pack for non-specialists who are supporting children and young people affected directly by war and conflict. It was created by expert Sarah Johnson
Empathy practice - a lesson for upper primary/lower secondary
21/05/2022 by Jean Gross
A lesson for upper primary and first year of secondary from Wolverhampton Headstart - looks at what empathy means, how to see others' perspectives, and how to use active listening to resolve confli
Being the same and being different
21/05/2022 by Jean Gross
Excellent resources for Y5... Powerpoint, lesson plans, photos, baseline assessment... from Leeds NHS.
Show racism the red card
21/05/2022 by Jean Gross
Nice new secondary lessons on celebrating differences, and combatting prejudice, stereotypes and racism
Relationships, bullying and valuing differences - the best of our back catalogue
21/05/2022 by Jean Gross
We have trawled the very best of the website for the most useful lessons, assemblies and videos on relationships.
Supporting children in your school who have experienced war and conflict
05/05/2022 by Jean Gross
A resource pack for schools supporting children like those fleeing Ukraine who have been affected by war and conflict
Discrimination, difference and diversity primary booklist
04/04/2022 by Jean Gross
Great picture books and teaching ideas
Family SEAL implementation guide
03/04/2022 by Jean Gross
Helping children worried about the war in Ukraine resources
02/03/2022 by Jean Gross
Here we have some Twinkl resources for KS1 and for KS2, and a very useful Worrying about War resource from Sarah Johnson at Phoenix Education.
The best of our back catalogue for Good to be Me/Learning about me
24/02/2022 by Jean Gross
Here we have a list and links for the best of the resources for Good to be me/Learning about me that we have added to the SEALwebsite to complement the original national SEAL resources.
A social story for self-regulation
24/02/2022 by Jean Gross
Social Story framework to use with primary children to help them remember what they should do when they are about to ‘lose it’.
It's good to talk
16/02/2022 by Jean Gross
This is a nice lesson idea from Voice 21 for primary pupil, combining oracy with work on understanding and managing feelings. Childen can work in pairs on the activities...
Empathetic listening
16/02/2022 by Jean Gross
Here we have some lovely lessons from Voice 21 to help children learn the skills of listening with empathy.
New wellbeing collection
21/01/2022 by Jean Gross
Three early years sessions based on an online reading of ‘Happy: A Children’s Book of Mindfulness’
Valuing yourself (primary)
21/01/2022 by Jean Gross
Templates using the concept of superheroes to encourage children to explore their own super powers, qualities and talents. There are resources for ages 4-5, 5-7 and 7-11
The complete Tutor Time PSHE kit
20/01/2022 by Jean Gross
These Australian resources are packed with 15-30 minute interactive lessons on understanding and managing feelings, valuing personal strengths, coping strategies, seeking help, assertiveness, stres
The complete Tutor Time kit
20/01/2022 by Jean Gross
These Australian resources are packed with 15-30 minute interactive lessons on understanding and managing feelings, valuing personal strengths, coping strategies, seeking help, assertiveness, stres
Wellbeing and self-care
20/01/2022 by Jean Gross
Really good lesson materials for Y6, from Public Health England on wellbeing (self-care).
Talking Mental Health
20/01/2022 by Jean Gross
This set of mental health resources from the Anna Freud Centre is for 9-11 year olds . There is an animation which you will find here
Worries work (primary)
20/01/2022 by Jean Gross
Here we have:
a lesson based on the book a Huge Bag of Worries
an anxiety thermometer from the Anna Freud Centre - useful for 1-1 work with children
Find out how pupils feel about school
14/11/2021 by Jean Gross
This brilliant set of resources from Young Minds gives you all you need to work with a focus group of pupils to explore pupil perceptions of school climate.
The resilience ladder
31/10/2021 by Jean Gross
Here we have worksheets which help children set a goal, break it down into small steps and overcome obstacles along the way. With thanks to Mentally Healthy Schools.
Resilience board game
31/10/2021 by Jean Gross
This is a really engaging primary board game about resilience, created by the Anna Freud Centre.
The best of our back catalogue of New Beginnings-Place to Learn resources for the start of a new school year
29/07/2021 by Jean Gross
The decision matrix
29/07/2021 by Jean Gross
This is a useful tool to help children make decisions. Teach effective use of the tool :
1. Introduce the tool as a framework for helping them make the best possible decisions – their own decisions.
2. Normalize the use of the tool for all students in your class by introducing it as a universal strategy and not a stigma.
3. Let them know that the decision matrix is versatile and can be applied to many different types of decisions—both at home and in the classroom.
SEAL mapped 2021 to new Curriculum for Wales, Estyn, Healthy Schools and Whole School Wellbeing Framework
29/07/2021 by Jean Gross
Antibullying slideshow primary
27/07/2021 by Jean Gross
Angry feelings KS1
27/07/2021 by Jean Gross
- Here we have a fantastic KS1 lesson sequence, with resources, based on the picture book Ravi’s Roar, that combines oracy with work on understanding and managing angry feelings.
Connectedness, team building and getting to know you collection
27/07/2021 by Jean Gross
In this collection we have:
- A primary assembly about connectedness from Place2Be
- A piece-of-the puzzle primary assembly about connectedness and belonging, with jigsaw piece, from Mentally Healthy Schools/Anna Freud Centre
- Two truths and a lie… eight great getting-to-know you activities for secondary and upper primary
- Y7 team building favourites
- Getting to know you activities from the PSHE Association
A new understanding, tracking and dealing with feelings collection
02/04/2021 by Jean Gross
Here we have:
A nice resource sheet for Reception/KS1 - helping the Colour Monster fill jars by drawing or writing things that make the child feel certain emotions
Some fabulous Colour Monster self regulation tools , for primary children to use to identify how they are feeling
A simple daily emotion tracker for primary, from the Anna Freud Centre. Can be used to help children identify and scale their feelings over the course of a week, at different times of the day and in different situations. .
The confidence collection
02/04/2021 by Jean Gross
This is a collection of resources on the theme of confidence.
For primary we have
- A self-belief assembly
- 'Superhero me': a resource that helps children think about their strengths
- A rebuild and recover resource to use with individual children to help them reframe negative thoughts
For primary and secondary there is:
-A 'challenging unhelpful thoughts' resource, again focused on overcoming negativity
-A really useful seven-session plan for 1-1 work with students who lack confidence
Are you a lemming?
02/04/2021 by Jean Gross
Who supports me
02/04/2021 by Jean Gross
50 ideas : Primary transition day resources for moving to new class
02/04/2021 by Jean Gross
River to the Sea
02/04/2021 by Jean Gross
A really useful workbook for secondary students experiencing anxiety on return to school
26/03/2021 by Jean Gross
New secondary resources for getting on with peers and resolving conflict
29/10/2020 by Jean Gross
Plenty of resources including assemblies, lesson plans and film resources
New primary resources for getting on with others
29/10/2020 by Jean Gross
We absolutely love these free resources from the Tower Hamlets Oracy Hub, as they combine our passions for oracy and social and emotional learning. The lessons help children learn to talk effectively together in groups, at the same time as developing empathy and emotional awareness. There are lesson plans for each of KS1, Lower KS2 and Upper KS2, with pictures, links to videos, discussion prompts and sentence starters.
The KS1 lessons include work on friendships, loneliness and self-identity.
Spread a little kindness secondary assembly
20/10/2020 by Jean Gross
Finding win-win solutions to conflict
19/10/2020 by Jean Gross
Spread a little kindness primary
19/10/2020 by Jean Gross
Here we have:
The same but different
19/10/2020 by Jean Gross
This assembly plan and lesson resources were created as part of the Mentally Healthy Schools World Mental Health Day 2020 resources, but can be used any time for work on diversity and difference. There are lesson plans for three different primary age groups.
Staff wellbeing playbook
24/08/2020 by Jean Gross
Secondary back to school resources
24/08/2020 by Jean Gross
From Place2Be we have a series of assembly and lesson resources focusing on community recovery and helping you to bring your school back together. The resources are split into four themes (self-efficacy, hope, gratitude and connectedness), with each drawing upon some of the factors that underpin emotional wellbeing and resilience.
Then there is a five-step exercise on identity and belonging helps secondary students appreciate differences—in themselves and in their peers. It was developed by Shana White- thank you, Shana
Back to school after lockdown primary resources
24/08/2020 by Jean Gross
Class DoJo animations and lessons
21/08/2020 by Jean Gross
You will really like these! Class DoJo have partnered with Yale, Stanford, and Harvard universities to create some really useful primary videos, discussion guides, and activities where students will:
• Manage powerful emotions through mindfulness
• Tackle self-talk and positive thinking
• Learn how to take on big challenges
• Explore moods and attitudes
• Discover the power of growth mindset
Find them at
You just need to create an account first if you haven't got one.
Calm-down choice cards and cam-down plan for primary pupils
21/08/2020 by Jean Gross
Devised by teachingwithmrso (thank you!) , these are useful cards to cut out and laminate. Based on self-regulation theory, they are designed to help children identify an activity they can do to help calm themselves. By choosing a card themselves, they take responsibility for their own feelings and develop self-efficacy – the belief they can exercise control over their lives and learning
Also here is a nice template for a calm-dwn plan.
New COVID-19 teaching resources
27/05/2020 by Jean Gross
We’ve uploaded a batch of new resources to the SEAL website:
The pick of the best COVID19 resources form Mentally Healthy Schools: a sentence starters sheet primary children can use to about feelings and hopes, an emotional check-in sheet for older children , an anxiety thermometer for 1-1 or small group work, an emotion wheel for primary children to make and use, a lovely primary Self Care Kit to send home to help children manage stress , a delightful early years/KS1 relax like a cat Relax leaflet relaxation exercise
Wellbeing Bingo cards
10/04/2020 by Jean Gross
Hope Clouds
10/04/2020 by Jean Gross
Moving on and making new friends KS2
10/04/2020 by Jean Gross
Moving home KS2 lesson
10/04/2020 by Jean Gross
Moving on to secondary school and making new friends
10/04/2020 by Jean Gross
Moving on to secondary school and making new friends
10/04/2020 by Jean Gross
We loved these Young Minds 'Find your feet' transition resources. They include films of young people discussing moving on and some great 'How to make friends hacks' with Beano . Find them here
Beano KS1 resources on change
10/04/2020 by Jean Gross
Check out this collection of resilience resources
03/03/2020 by Jean Gross
There is
- a nice activity for any age group on what can keep us going when things are tough
- a ‘3 good things’ primary and secondary activity on positive thinking
- a nice ’balancing act’ activity and ‘find your balance ‘ image , also focused on staying positive
- a printable worksheet, best used in small groups or 1-1 settings. Pupils must finish the sentences ‘I am, I can, I have’, to help them talk about positive features in themselves
- a secondary lesson about resilience, with film clips and emoticon counters for a snakes and ladders game
Lincolnshire Social and Emotional Learning Mobilise Project
02/01/2020 by Jean Gross
Tools for staff reflection
02/01/2020 by Jean Gross
Tools for staff reflection
02/01/2020 by Jean Gross
Perseverance walk
12/12/2019 by Jean Gross
SMART goal-setting
12/12/2019 by Jean Gross
Dealing with challenge
12/12/2019 by Jean Gross
New Year lesson plans
12/12/2019 by Jean Gross
This toolkit from Mentally Healthy Schools has primary activities, lesson plans and assembly plans to help children to think about who they are as a person, recognise what they are good at, identify positive things about themselves, learn from their experiences and set goals.
One 20-30 minute activity helps encourage staff and pupils to think about their aspirations for the year ahead, especially in relation to mental health and wellbeing.
How the brain works - A lesson for upper KS2 and KS3 on how feelings can take over and get out of control
10/12/2019 by Jean Gross
Dean Close PSHCE scheme of work
10/12/2019 by Jean Gross
Staff meeting to get staff thinking about how they can model social and emotional skills
22/11/2019 by Jean Gross
Try the daily activities on this brilliant Advent Wellbeing Calendar from Young Minds with your class or tutor group
22/11/2019 by Jean Gross
Another bumper resource collection for Getting on/Learning to be together
09/09/2019 by Jean Gross
Here you will find:
Some classroom ideas for building a sense of community
Lessons in empathy: a nice primary lesson idea about welcoming a newcomer
Space Tortoise- a book to use for primary work on welcoming strangers
The Suitcase - A lovely picture book about kindness to strangers
A great primary/early secondary assembly Stop bullying with a tube of tooothpaste
A colllection of resources for teaching about diversity and for the Prevent duty
04/09/2019 by Jean Gross
Here we have uploaded
- a primary or secondary assembly or lesson resource (slides with teacher notes)on valuing diversity and difference, from Tower Hamlets. Includes a fabulous slide picture asking Would you want to live in a world wher everyone looked the same?
- a set of secondary lessons (slides with notes) to meet the Prevent duty , also from Tower Hamlets. Covers prejudice, empathy with refugees, understanding what is and isn't true.
Back to school : our huge compendium of resources for creating a new classroom communiity
02/09/2019 by Jean Gross
Name the feeling EYFS and KS1
02/09/2019 by Jean Gross
Relationships - building a new classroom/setting community EYFS and KS1
02/09/2019 by Jean Gross
Getting started with primary SEAL: a toolkit
18/06/2019 by Jean Gross
Left out – a resource to give to parents
05/05/2019 by Jean Gross
SEAL mapped against new DFE statutory sex, relationships and health curriculum
04/05/2019 by Jean Gross
DfE statutory guidance for relationships and health education (primary) and sex, relationships and health education (secondary) is due to come into force in September 2020. For English members we have mapped SEAL content against the content specified in the guidance.
Staff wellbeing
03/05/2019 by Jean Gross
Assessing wellbeing
03/05/2019 by Jean Gross
We came across this Happiness Line Measure (HLM) and really liked it.
It’s easy to use and provides rich quantitative and qualitative information from three marks made on the same pencil-drawn line. Can be used with individuals or groups/classes.
The biggest change... refugees and migrants lesson collection
03/05/2019 by Jean Gross
If you are working on the theme of change, why not focus on the experiences of refuges and migrants? We've uploaded a colection of resources here. Also useful for any work on empathy, diversity and belonging.
Wellbeing framework for schools
01/05/2019 by Jean Gross
Tests and more tests (and exams):helping children cope
14/03/2019 by Jean Gross
Secondary colleagues just go here to find a fabulous presentation for parents about exam stress, http://sealcommunity.org/member-resource/fabulous-presentation and here for work with young people themselves http://sealcommunity.org/member-resource/exam-stress-lessons-and-tutor-…
There’s less about for primary children, so we’ve put these ideas together, prompted by a Year 5 grandson who wrote this comment in his maths book about a maths test ‘I crack under pressure during tests’.
Step 1 Start early
New resources for dealing with worries and feeling low
07/03/2019 by Jean Gross
Why should adults get all the self-help books? There are also lovely reads and activities for youngsters who need some extra support to feel relaxed, mindful, grateful, inspired and happy. Have a look at this selection of 13 books to children feel more calm and mindful, at https://www.booktrust.org.uk/booklists/c/calming-mindfulness/
For secondary students, follow these links to find a couple of useful True Tube films about stress and feeling down KS3 https://www.truetube.co.uk/film/stress-bag?tab=film KS3 and 4 https://www.truetube.co.uk/film/feeling-down?tab=film
Try these primary Good to be Me resources
07/03/2019 by Jean Gross
A review of social and emotional learning programmes for pre-school and early years
03/01/2019 by Jean Gross
New primary Going for Goals round-up
02/01/2019 by Jean Gross
New picture book ideas for Getting On and Falling Out
07/09/2018 by Jean Gross
Tackling hate speech
07/09/2018 by Jean Gross
Ideas on helping older primary and secondary pupiils to understand why we sometimes use hate speech-speech which attacks a person or group on the basis of attributes such as race, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, disability, or gender.
Resources to help children respect and value difference
07/09/2018 by Jean Gross
Here you'll find a moving video, a secondary PowerPoint resource created by pupils for pupils, and a bunch of nice activity ideas based on children's books.
Blue eyes brown eyes
06/09/2018 by Jean Gross
Odd Dog template
06/09/2018 by Jean Gross
Read for Empathy guide
06/09/2018 by Jean Gross
We're all wonders resource pack for work on valuing differences
06/09/2018 by Jean Gross
A pack of teaching resources to support work on the book by R.J. Palacio - Wonder, adapted for younger readers as We’re All Wonders. Recently turned into a film starring Julia Roberts, it tells the story of a boy called Auggie with a facial abnormality who struggles to make friends. The simpler version confine itself to how people stare at him and say unkind things behind his back, and how that makes him feel. In the more complex original, his parents have to shield him from this by educating him at home, but now he is about to start school and dreading it.
All about me in a paper lunch bag? Try these great new back to school resources
24/08/2018 by Jean Gross
Zones of Regulation resources
01/05/2018 by Jean Gross
Emotional hijack and self regulation
30/04/2018 by Jean Gross
Exam stress lessons and tutor group discussions for Y10 and 11
10/04/2018 by Jean Gross
Fabulous presentation for parents on exam stress
10/04/2018 by Jean Gross
New transition collection
10/04/2018 by Jean Gross
Can you let go of your tree?
10/04/2018 by Jean Gross
Changes Anthony Browne primary lesson
10/04/2018 by Jean Gross
Positive thinking - a snakes and ladders game and lesson plan for secondary and upper primary
10/04/2018 by Jean Gross
Working on worries? Try this collection of primary book-based ideas
10/04/2018 by Jean Gross
SEAL books and teaching ideas by primary Theme
12/02/2018 by Jean Gross
Best practice guide of interventions in Wales to improve the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people
18/01/2018 by Jean Gross
A Mindfulness-based Kindness Curriculum
16/01/2018 by Jean Gross
Mindmap your goals primary and secondary lesson
27/12/2017 by Jean Gross
Great secondary lesson about pursuing goals
27/12/2017 by Jean Gross
Films for all ages - goal setting, growth mindset, resilience
27/12/2017 by Jean Gross
Going up in age from early years to secondary....
At https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnrHZ_uvtxk we have Sesame Street songs and film about not giving up – good for early years Going for Goals
At https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCtZVzCT_9X55Nfj3jYEzr1deseyHRpfB is Class Dojo’s nice set of five films about Growth Mindset for primary pupils.
On this link is a fun song to learn as a class - ‘I have a go’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fq1jvIy2AE
Belonging scale
15/08/2017 by Jean Gross
We have more in commmon than that which divides us
14/08/2017 by Jean Gross
You may not have taken part in the summer Great Get Together event to celebrate the life of Jo Cox MP, who was killed because of her beliefs. But you can still use the nice classrooom activities from the resource pack devised by the Jo Cox Foundation, which help childen learn that they have lots in common with others they may feel different from. We've uploaded the primary and secondary packs here.
You'll also like this film 'The DNA journey- we are more alike than we think'- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyaEQEmt5ls.
All-new resource compendium for your 2017 work on Getting On and Falling Out/Learning to be Together
09/08/2017 by Jean Gross
Get to know your new class and involve parents
09/08/2017 by Jean Gross
Get to know your new class and involve parents
09/08/2017 by Jean Gross
A new school year - great tutor group activities to build belonging and resilence
09/08/2017 by Jean Gross
This lovely resource from BOND and Young Minds was written by Sam Hart, Angie Taylor and staff and pupils at Hove School. It supports the tutor group structure and helps build relationships between tutors and students.
It feels like an unkind world right now so why not plan a kindness week in school?
19/07/2017 by Jean Gross
First watch this fabulous film about a Cambridgeshire school that had a kindness week. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2BRVWDRhdc
Then go to the website of the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation where you will find a whole set of free resources and lesson plans from the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation, for all ages
https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/for-educators#lesson_plans
You have to register and they ask some tedious questions but it only takes 3 minutes.
Understanding loss and death
30/03/2017 by Anonymous
Understanding stereotyping
30/03/2017 by Anonymous
Relationships theme Year 6 PowerPoints
30/03/2017 by Anonymous
Changes primary resources
30/03/2017 by Anonymous
New transitions compendium
30/03/2017 by Anonymous
The resilient classroom
23/02/2017 by Anonymous
Try these great mindfulness ideas
23/02/2017 by Jean Gross
Be yourself, don't be a lemming and other 'Good to be me' resources
23/02/2017 by Jean Gross
Safer internet day February 7th
09/01/2017 by Jean Gross
Reaching goals using mental contrasting
29/12/2016 by Jean Gross
If you are working with children on setting and reaching goals, you need to know about ‘mental contrasting’. Here’s how to do it- get children to :
Step 1 Write down or think about several positive aspects associated with completing your goal. For example, if they are trying to eat healthily those positive aspects could be: being able to run faster, getting your mum to stop nagging you, feeling more lively etc
Recent research on the benefits of SEL
28/12/2016 by Jean Gross
Evaluating and monitoring wellbeing
28/12/2016 by Jean Gross
Working on persistence and resilience? Why not use the story of a robin ...
23/12/2016 by Jean Gross
Robins aren't just for Christmas. The Michael Morpurgo Coming Home story, read by the author at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RslbtKSrrns is just brilliant for helping children to explore ways of not giving up in the face of difficulties.
You can find lesson plans to go with the story at https://www.waitrose.com/content/dam/waitrose/Christmas%202015/Midnight…
There is a nice KS2 literacy lesson plan with a dilemma activity that is perfect for SEAL, plus story mappping and exploring how the robin feels inside.
For EVERY school assembly - a three minute film about trust and hope
21/12/2016 by Jean Gross
Research paper on what matters in implementing SEL programmes in schools
19/12/2016 by Jean Gross
New 2017 stuff for Going for Goals- new year resolutions, setting goals, resilience, learning to fail
19/12/2016 by Anonymous
Here you will find a Reception PowerPoint about perseverance from Floreat's character programme, and then for Key Stage 1 a sheet to use for new year resolutions and wishes for children themselves and the wider community. It can be used to discuss the difference between wishes and resolutions, as well as goal setting to encourage taking responsibility for learning. Uploaded by Ann50- thank you! Also for KS1 there's a Jenga brick assembly on perseverance and resilience based on Incey Wincey Spider,
Working together, empathy and friendship 2016 secondary resource compendium
26/09/2016 by Jean Gross
First, we think you will like Crabs versus ants versus penguins - a fun film about the power of working in a group https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jop2I5u2F3U
For empathy, we love the What is empathy lesson, uploaded below, which helps children understand what empathy means. It includes a brilliant short You Tube film, New Boy, based on a story by Roddy Boyle. Beware though – ne of the children at one point uses the word f—cking so you might need to do some clever editing.
Massive 2016 Getting on and falling out primary resource compendium
26/09/2016 by Jean Gross
Here we have first some new planning additions to the members’ resources area of the website. We have some Y4 medium term SEAL planning from Jo Taylor, and from Fred Daynes (thank you Fred) PowerPoints of the Y4 and 5 Getting on lessons from the national resources.
For work on friendship, for the Foundation Stage we have a PowerPoint about how to be a SuperFriend, and a set of Reception/KS1 cards for children to fill in after the class have read Tony Ross’ I want a friend (uploaded by Angela Scrivens – thank you!)
Want to get children talking about empathy?
22/09/2016 by Jean Gross
The spaghetti marshmallow challenge
22/09/2016 by Jean Gross
British Values teaching resources compendium
19/09/2016 by Jean Gross
Schools in England are required to actively promote fundamental British values to their pupils, both in lessons and in extracurricular activities. The values are defined as democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect, and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs. Under the Prevent Duty, schools must also actively protect children from the dangers of extremism.
On Monday when it rained teaching ideas compendium
11/09/2016 by Jean Gross
My Many Coloured Days Dr Seuss book teaching ideas for Foundation Stage and KS1
11/09/2016 by Anonymous
Start Empathy Toolkit
11/09/2016 by Anonymous
Identity, conflict, belonging and refugees booklist
10/09/2016 by Anonymous
Celebrate kindness booklist
10/09/2016 by Anonymous
Axis of emotion
09/09/2016 by Jean Gross
Planning, Powerpoints and resources for New Beginnings
01/09/2016 by Jean Gross
Year 3 and 4 planning for New Beginnings
01/09/2016 by Anonymous
A must-see short film
31/08/2016 by Jean Gross
Great ideas for new class team building
31/08/2016 by Anonymous
Eight questions to ask students at the start of the year
10/08/2016 by Jean Gross
Great transition resources
21/06/2016 by Jean Gross
Here's a collection of nice resources for transition.
Moving Up is a series of art-based activities which support year 6 children in their transition from primary to secondary school. This resource is designed to give teachers the tools to work with children to express and communicate their feelings about this transition through discussion, images, movements and sound. With thanks to the Serpentine Gallleries. There are four files- 0 (Discussion starters, 1 (My Alter Ego), 2 (Special skills and Super Powers) and 3 (New Beginnings).
50 primary activities for getting to know a new class
21/06/2016 by Jean Gross
Films for primary secondary transition
06/05/2016 by Jean Gross
Inside Out
06/05/2016 by Jean Gross
My grandchildren lost their mother- please use our resources on bereavement and loss
07/04/2016 by Jean Gross
I'm posting these resources for a very personal reason. My twin grandchildren lost their mother to cancer when they were five. They were in their first year at school. Every year issues crop up - this year around mothers' day. So this is a plea for all of you to include work on bereavement and loss in your everyday SEAL/PSHE work, even though it feels difficult.
A collection of mental health resources for secondary schools
07/04/2016 by Jean Gross
First we have a great Science lesson on resilience and depression. The lesson, from the MindFull organisation, opens with Matthew Johnstone’s moving animation I had a black dog, his name is depression, before exploring the genetic forces at work in those who suffer from it. The lesson tackles the stigma of mental health by presenting a series of true or false statements (“Stress is a normal physical response to events that make you feel threatened” and “The only things you can be addicted to are drugs and alcohol”),followed by a class discussion.
A collection of mental health resources for primary
07/04/2016 by Jean Gross
OH...oh...oh! You must use this wonderful Giraffes Can't Dance film for Good to be Me
30/03/2016 by Jean Gross
Check out Good to be Me/Learning about Me resources
15/02/2016 by Jean Gross
Assemby quotes for wellbeing, happiness and mental health
15/02/2016 by Jean Gross
Resilience in times of trouble - primary and secondary assemblies
15/02/2016 by Jean Gross
Good to be me Year 5 daily plans and resources
15/02/2016 by Jean Gross
A black dog on my shoulder secondary lesson about depression for Learning about Me
15/02/2016 by Jean Gross
The worm who wished - but found it was Good to be Me!
15/02/2016 by Jean Gross
Bradford's assessment tools
15/01/2016 by Anonymous
SEAL skills assessment scale
15/01/2016 by Julie Casey
Fabulous goals, resolutions and resilience secondary resources for 2016
02/01/2016 by Anonymous
First we've some great assemblies - one on reaching your goals, with accompanying Trip of a Lifetime slideshow , one from TrueTube for Key Stages 3 and 4 about New Year's Resolutions and making a difference through random acts of kindness, and one on achievement.
For assemblies or lessons you'll like the film playlist about dealing with failure we've found and uploaded.
Going for goals, making resolutions and resilience new primary planning and resources for 2016
02/01/2016 by Anonymous
For primary we have first an interesting powerpoint from Studenth (thank you) introducing pupils to the concept of reflective practice, through writing a review of the year and New Year's resolutions. It takes them through four common steps of reflective practice - recall, evaluation, analysis and forming an action plan. Aimed at upper KS2, this could be adapted for younger KS2 pupils. Plus there's another New Year resolution slideshow,with VCOP!
Secret supporters and random acts of kindness lesson ideas
30/10/2015 by Anonymous
There are some great ideas for kinder classroooms in the blog we've uploaded below. Try the 'Secret Supporter' idea too - there are lesson plans for each age group. Finally, why not hold a 'random acts of kindness' day or week in school? To get you going, at
http://www.itv.com/news/wales/2015-05-01/meet-the-boy-making-barry-a-ha…; you'll find a nice news article and film about a boy who decided to make the world a better place through random acts of kindness.
Teaching teamwork
30/10/2015 by Anonymous
All about anger
28/10/2015 by Anonymous
Lessons in friendship
28/10/2015 by Anonymous
For primary we have the Value of Friendship lesson with activities including friendship bingo and giving compliments, from avatarcrossy70 - big thanks. It comes with a WORD resource for the bingo game.
A bumper crop of friendship assemblies
28/10/2015 by Anonymous
Here we have a fantastic collection of slideshows and scripts for assemblies which support the SEAL themes Getting on and falling out, and Learning to be together. There's:
- a secondary slideshow of great quotes on friendship, with transitions designed so that it runs about the same time as Lloyd Cole and the Commotions Brand New Friend. This can be easily changed to fit other songs, such as Rembrandts theme from Friends or James Taylor’s You Gotta Friend. Uploaded by Ozsubrosa- thank you!
Getting on and falling out self assessment booklet
18/08/2015 by Anonymous
New Beginnings planning
10/08/2015 by Anonymous
Primary New Beginnings new resources compendium
10/08/2015 by Anonymous
Here we have a nice new idea for creating a classroom charter, and a variation on the charter - a class manifesto, with a teacher's example to help children get the idea.
New resources for settling in to secondary school
09/08/2015 by Anonymous
Here we have a great icebreaker , designed to get new groups of children to interact with one another. Additionally the icebreaker should challenge stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination amongst the class. The resource was created by Jarosik- thank you.
Then from 'oops vip' there is a truly fabulous and funny slide show for tutor time or assemblies, on how to be successful in the new school year. And a fun Room 101 getting to know you activity Powerpoint from inara14
Animated song about Changes for EYFS
26/05/2015 by Anonymous
Here is a link an animated song about changes - about growing from a baby to a school pupil, created by Pauline Willoughby for early years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD8bSxZBa1o&feature=youtu.be
Moving on up - pupil passports and booklets for transition from YR to 1 and primary to secondary
26/05/2015 by Anonymous
Changes and transitions medium term plans and PowerPoints
26/05/2015 by Anonymous
Sharp rise in number of girls with emotional problems
21/04/2015 by Jean Gross
Got some girls making each other's lives a misery?
28/03/2015 by Anonymous
These lessons from The Ophelia Project in US help girls learn about 'relational aggression' - the subtle tactics of social exclusion, spreading rumours and threats to withdraw friendship that are so common amongst girls. There are 6 lessons for each age group.
Secondary resources for learning about relationships and teamwork
28/03/2015 by Anonymous
Primary Relationships planning and assessment
28/03/2015 by Anonymous
Great new primary lessons for Good to be Me
19/02/2015 by Jean Gross
New Good to be Me Foundation activity plans
19/02/2015 by Anonymous
Primary Good to be Me planning and assessment
19/02/2015 by Anonymous
Stress, relaxation and positive thinking - secondary resources for Learning about Me
19/02/2015 by Anonymous
In this selection we have first Massonet's meditation - a brilliant set of slides with music on a loop, to help children learn to become calm and focus. It could be used in an assembly or lesson starter. The images and music are interspersed with snippets of information.The file must be viewed in slideshow mode to hear the music. It was created by PWilloughby – thank you!
Challenge assemby
08/01/2015 by Anonymous
Go for it - intelligence can be changed !
08/01/2015 by Anonymous
Symbols of resilience
01/01/2015 by Anonymous
Lessons in goal setting and perseverance
01/01/2015 by Anonymous
Optimism whiteboard lesson or assembly for primary and secondary
01/01/2015 by Jean Gross
Lessons on giving and receiving feedback
30/12/2014 by Anonymous
Lessons in grit and a grit quiz - for secondary and upper primary
30/12/2014 by Anonymous
Fabulous new year resolution resources
30/12/2014 by Anonymous
Going for Goals medium term planning and assessment booklet
30/12/2014 by Anonymous
How to keep your new year's resolutions/reach goals
30/12/2014 by Anonymous
This is a really interesting blog about how to reach goals/keep to new year resolutions. Worth sharing with older primary or secondary students.
http://www.edutopia.org/blog/habits-of-mind-agency-vicki-davis?utm_sour…
Antibullying round up for 2014
24/10/2014 by Anonymous
Getting on and falling out planning Reception
24/10/2014 by Anonymous
Difference is amazing assembly KS1
24/10/2014 by Anonymous
Difference is amazing assemby KS2
24/10/2014 by Anonymous
Working in groups
24/10/2014 by Anonymous
Thinking about conflict in KS1
14/10/2014 by Jean Gross
In this film actor Robin Williams talks with the two headed monster from Sesame Street about the word conflict.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl3e-OUnavQ
How to make kids kinder
14/10/2014 by Jean Gross
Acts of kindness
14/10/2014 by Jean Gross
Y2 New Beginnings half tem planning
28/08/2014 by Anonymous
Medium term plans and assessment materials for New Beginnings
28/08/2014 by Anonymous
Medium term EYFS and primary planning from Bradford SEBD team
28/08/2014 by Anonymous
Assembly to end New Beginnings work in KS1
26/08/2014 by Anonymous
Feelings resources for early years and KS1
26/08/2014 by Anonymous
Posters created by Torfaen secondary students
23/08/2014 by Anonymous
New class new year- resources for helping your group to bond
30/07/2014 by Anonymous
Moving on, changes and transitions new resources
30/05/2014 by Jean Gross
Transition to secondary school
30/05/2014 by Anonymous
Exploring responsibility
30/05/2014 by Anonymous
Motivational poster about changes
30/05/2014 by Julie Casey
Moving on to Year 8
30/05/2014 by Anonymous
A KS3 end of year assembly
30/05/2014 by Anonymous
PSHE and Ofsted framework
04/05/2014 by Anonymous
This document shows how the Ofsted framework relates to PSHE issues.
Father's day and families
14/04/2014 by Anonymous
Relationships primary assemblies
14/04/2014 by Anonymous
Love and loss
14/04/2014 by Anonymous
Embarrassed? Teaching resources about the feeling
14/04/2014 by Anonymous
Relationships theme planning
11/04/2014 by Anonymous
Lessons in empathy
11/04/2014 by Anonymous
These resources help children develop empathy. For primary schools there is a link to a Sesame Street film illustrating what empathy means, a lovely lesson called Empathy in a shoe box, and a Pass the Face circle activity to help children read social cues. There's an Empathy prints cut-out for literacy or history ( contributed to TES website by Temperance - thank you): students explore how a character might be feeling by imagining they are in their shoes and fill in the shoe outlines.
Government's new Child Poverty Strategy calls for schools to devote time to improving children's social skills, resilience, self esteem
28/02/2014 by Jean Gross
How to be happier
18/02/2014 by Jean Gross
How are you feeling? Fun quiz for KS2 and 3
18/02/2014 by Jean Gross
Good to be me Year 2 medium term planning
18/02/2014 by Jean Gross
A lesson on courage
18/02/2014 by Jean Gross
Assertive, aggressive or passive- fun secondary lesson with cute and crazy animals
18/02/2014 by Jean Gross
Great new primary assembly for Good to be me
18/02/2014 by Jean Gross
Good to be me/Learning about me whiteboard resources
16/02/2014 by Jean Gross
SEAL resources mapped against PSHE Association Programmes of Study KS3
26/01/2014 by Jean Gross
SEAL mappedf against PSHE Association Programmes of Study KS2
26/01/2014 by Jean Gross
SEAL mapped against PSHE Association Programme of Study KS1
26/01/2014 by Jean Gross
True Grit
26/01/2014 by Anonymous
How gritty are your students?
26/01/2014 by Anonymous
How to be outstanding in your PSHE provision
21/01/2014 by Jean Gross
SEAL mapped againt Welsh PSHE programmes of study
21/01/2014 by Jean Gross
Year 2 medium term plan for Going for Goals
12/01/2014 by Anonymous
Foundation Stage/KS1 New Year resolutions lesson
12/01/2014 by Anonymous
Emotion recognition and is it right to lie to someone to make them feel happy
02/01/2014 by Jean Gross
Motivation, persistence, resilience- ideas for secondary English lessons
02/01/2014 by Anonymous
How to reach goals/keep resolutions
02/01/2014 by Jean Gross
New Year resolution and goal sheet
27/12/2013 by Anonymous
KS4 film about resilience
27/12/2013 by Anonymous
Making friends with failure
27/12/2013 by Anonymous
Twenty iconic quotes on failure that will help children learn about persistence and resilience
27/12/2013 by Anonymous
Year 7 assembly on success
27/12/2013 by Anonymous
Year 11 assembly on motivation
27/12/2013 by Anonymous
Great all-age puppy video about goals and persistence
27/12/2013 by Anonymous
Going for goals - huge whiteboard resource of great clips/ideas/posters for lessons and assemblies on setting goals, persistence and resilience
27/12/2013 by Julie Casey
Read the latest research on bullying and anti-bullying programmes
07/11/2013 by Jean Gross
Looking for ideas for things to do for anti-bullying week this year?
07/11/2013 by Jean Gross
Ready-made lesson starters/interactive activities/posters/film clips for anti-bullying week
07/11/2013 by Julie Casey
Creating a feelings map of the school
28/10/2013 by Anonymous
Powerpoint for primary or secondary on understanding feelings
28/10/2013 by Anonymous
Anger volcano worksheet
28/10/2013 by Anonymous
Problem page worksheet for secondary
28/10/2013 by Anonymous
A secondary lesson about prejudice and stereotyping
28/10/2013 by Anonymous
Beat Bullying primary and secondary lesson on cyberbullying
28/10/2013 by Anonymous
Staff meeting Powerpoint for primary based on SEAL resources
28/10/2013 by Anonymous
Get the great new Film Club/Beat Bullying anti-bullying teacher resources
28/10/2013 by Jean Gross
Films and lessons for anti-bullying or assertiveness/peer pressure work
28/10/2013 by Anonymous
Keeping safe in cyberspace lesson plan and Powerpoint for KS2 and 3
23/10/2013 by Anonymous
How strongly do children feel about bullying
23/10/2013 by Anonymous
The Effect of an Education Program on Attitudes and Beliefs about Bullying and Bullying Behaviour in Junior Secondary School Students,
23/10/2013 by Anonymous
Child Trends review of research on what works for bullying programmes
23/10/2013 by Jean Gross
A lesson to help secondary and older primary children understand why bullies bully
23/10/2013 by Anonymous
Fabulous Powerpoints to kick off lessons on friendship and conflict resolution
24/09/2013 by Julie Casey
Cherokee Indian story about anger
24/09/2013 by Anonymous
A secondary lesson about relationships- particularly romantic ones
24/09/2013 by Anonymous
Secondary lesson on friendship
24/09/2013 by Anonymous
SEAL and Ofsted (secondary)
24/09/2013 by Jean Gross
SEAL and Ofsted (primary)
24/09/2013 by Jean Gross
School self-review
24/09/2013 by Anonymous
SEAL monitoring framework
24/09/2013 by Anonymous
Whole-school approach to SEAL evaluation tool
24/09/2013 by Anonymous
Staff training on a strengths approach at Bradley Stoke Community School
24/09/2013 by Anonymous
Social and emotional learning in schools: from programmes to strategies
24/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Let's fight it together
19/09/2013 by Jean Gross
http://old.digizen.org/cyberbullying/fullFilm.aspx
http://digizen.org/downloads/LetsFightItTogether-guide.pdf This is a brilliant film on cyberbullying, with accompanying guidance and lesson plans. It comes from the AntiBullying Alliance. It was created for secondary students but can also be used in older primary classes.
The sad tale of rejected ginger seal
18/09/2013 by Jean Gross
http://www.shortlist.com/cool-stuff/photography/ginger-seal-shunned-by-… This article is sure to be useful for SEAL work on conformity and rejection and valuing differences
Film to use in training about the importance of what adults model in their own behaviour
18/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Short films showing that events can be seen from different perspectives
18/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Two award-winning short films that help children understand that the same event can be seen from different perspectives.
Inspiring assembly or class session on sense of community
18/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Team building activities
18/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Assertive, aggressive or passive- fun secondary lesson with cute and crazy animals
18/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Year 7 anti-bullying sessions for tutor group time
17/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Rumours
17/09/2013 by Jean Gross
An antibullying assembly for primary or secondary
17/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Brilliant film clip on trying something new
16/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Back to school - ideas for team building
11/09/2013 by Jean Gross
Year 3/4 New Beginnings planning
22/08/2013 by Jean Gross
Anti-bullying writing competition for your New Beginnings/Place to Learn theme
05/08/2013 by Jean Gross
New Beginnings/A place to learn poster
05/08/2013 by Jean Gross
Government fails to act on recommendations of Riots report on building character
05/08/2013 by Anonymous
Lesson plans for September and your new class
30/07/2013 by Anonymous
SEAL / Grange Enders mapping Y7
12/07/2013 by Jean Gross
Effectiveness of mindfulness in schools propgramme
27/06/2013 by Jean Gross
Moving on to a new class or school
26/06/2013 by Anonymous
A primary/early secondary assembly called Random Acts of Kindness
26/06/2013 by Jean Gross
KS1 assembly about celebrating difference and working as a team
26/06/2013 by Jean Gross
Antibullying assembly for early primary and secondary
26/06/2013 by Jean Gross
Conflict and anger
24/06/2013 by Jean Gross
A lesson on happiness
24/06/2013 by Jean Gross
Winning schools announced in mental health and wellbeing competition
21/06/2013 by Jean Gross
A progression in SEAL learning primary
10/06/2013 by Jean Gross
Seeing is believing - or is it?:
09/06/2013 by Julie Casey
Max's bad week
09/06/2013 by Anonymous
Jim tries to be a big boy
09/06/2013 by Anonymous
SEAL/SEL changes the brain
09/06/2013 by Jean Gross
Primary Going for goals assembly
09/06/2013 by Anonymous
Secondary Family SEAL evaluation Bradley Stoke School
04/06/2013 by Anonymous
SEAL Handbook for multi-agency teams
04/06/2013 by Anonymous
Secondary SEAL staff training PowerPoint
04/06/2013 by Anonymous
Secondary SEAL staff training video resources
04/06/2013 by Anonymous
Baby SEAL small group work for Early Years
04/06/2013 by Anonymous
SEAL: the evidence
04/06/2013 by Anonymous
Stress assembly or lesson PowerPoint
29/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Table 1 for If ... Kipling, character and schools
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
If … Kipling, character and schools
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Top tips for including children with additional needs in SEAL
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
The Impact of Three Evidence-Based Programmes Delivered in Public Systems in Birmingham
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
St John Bosco poem to go with lesson plan for work on differences
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
St John Bosco lesson plan for work on differences
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
All About Me
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
KS2 ASD-SLI awareness planning
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Planing for a group of children with autism
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Mini GOLD SEALpostcards
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Mini GOLD SEAL key
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Mini GOLD SEALchampagne bottle
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Mini GOLD Activity pack
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Mini GOLD SEAL
24/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Family SEAL outdoors
20/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Lunchtime staff and peer mediation
20/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Visual tool for talking through behaviour incidents
20/05/2013 by Jean Gross
Secondary SEAL initial staff awareness materials
19/05/2013 by Julie Casey
KS3 PSE/SEAL Mapping (Wales)
27/04/2013 by Julie Casey
PSE SEAL Mapping (KS2) Wales
27/04/2013 by Julie Casey
PSE/SEAL Mapping: Foundation Phase (Wales)
14/04/2013 by Julie Casey
SEAL Evidence Review
03/10/2012 by Julie Casey
The review begins with an evaluation of whether the model of emotional intelligence (EI) proposed by Goleman (1996), on which the SEAL programme is based constitutes a valid and useful construct for educationalists.
Concluding, on the basis of the take-up of the SEAL programme in schools that it does, it then evaluates the evidence as to whether social and emotional skills are correlated with attainment, and asks whether such skills can be successfully taught.
SEAL Medium term planning
03/10/2012 by Anonymous