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Pupils with SEN: supporting mental health
Support the mental health of pupils with SEN using strategies such as enabling pupil voice and developing emotional self-management. We also link to special school wellbeing policies.
Contents
- Positive school culture
- Managing emotions independently
- School policies: examples
- Boosting pupils' self-esteem
- Developing academic resilience in school
- Fasting during Ramadan: supporting pupils
- Implementing mindfulness in schools
- Monitoring pupils' mental health and wellbeing: tools
- Personal education plans (PEPs) for looked after children
- Supporting a pupil with more complex mental health needs
- Supporting pupils who are trans
- Supporting pupils who have experienced traumatic events
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