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Young London SOS: Evening Standard launches campaign to fight the crisis in mental health of children during pandemic
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New education recovery package for children and young people
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Join the conversation, save a life
Wear an item of clothing Inside out during the Now and Beyond festival on Inside Out Day to help prevent suicide and encourage mental health conversations.
Billy Ocean and Young Voices choir
To coincide with Children’s Mental Health Week 2021, pop icon Billy Ocean has teamed up with the Young Voices Choir to release a new and uplifting recording of the Bill Withers’ classic ‘Lovely Day’.
Opening up to mental health
This year’s Children’s Mental Health Week, the Anna Freud Centre is encouraging children and young people, their families and those who work with them to open up to mental health.
Now and Beyond on Inside Out Day
The festival reached over half a million students, teachers and parents across more than 1200 educational settings. Our vision is to improve mental health provisions within education.
Creativity as a Healing Tool
PESI UK and Place2Be are once again teaming up, to bring esteemed speakers and world-renowned experts together, to talk on ‘Creativity as a Healing Tool’.
BAFTA Kids and Oak National Academy
Place2Be has teamed up with BAFTA Kids and Oak National Academy to create a free assembly on the theme of Express Yourself. The assembly will be available to all schools and families.
Inside Out Day
During Children's Mental Health Week, Inside Out Day is partnering with the mental health charity Beyond to create the UK’s first ever mental health and wellbeing festival for schools.
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Tomorrow is the start of Children's Mental Health Week - an opportunity to remind ourselves not just how important our own children's mental health is but also parental wellbeing too.
Young London SOS
The headteacher of a London school which was one of the first to bring in dedicated Place2Be mental health counsellors for children said she would not be able to do her job without them.
Mental health revolution
Two campaigners who have launched the first online festival devoted to wellbeing for students and teachers hope it is the start of “a mental health revolution in our schools and colleges”.
1 in 6 children with mental disorder
One in six children aged five to 16 was identified as having a probable mental disorder – five children in a class of 30 students. This was an increase from one in nine children in 2017.
Loneliness, depression and anxiety
The impact of Covid-19 on students’ mental health in England has been laid bare by two polls in which more than half of those surveyed said they felt their mental health had deteriorated.
8 Benefits of Lockdown learning
Over the last few weeks, there has been a lot of focus on the stress of home learning. On the flip side, learning at home can have its perks, for those who find the school environment difficult.
Young London SOS
Place2Be has joined forces with newspaper The Evening Standard to launch Young London SOS, an initiative aiming to address the rising mental health crisis as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Unable to meet demand
Mental health services in England do not have the capacity to cope with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on children, Anne Longfield, the children’s commissioner for England, has warned.
Increased child suicides
A “concerning signal” that child suicides may have increased during the coronavirus lockdown has prompted a warning to doctors and health services to be vigilant.
Save our students
Hi, my name's Ben and in January 2018, I lost my younger brother, Sam, to suicide. He was just 15. That year he was one of 1,866 men under the age of 35 to die from suicide in the UK.
Behind closed bedroom doors
It’s never been exactly easy to get a teenager up in the morning. But behind many of our children’s closed bedroom doors, something is now unravelling.

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