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Education CPD

Development Programme for Senior Mental Health in Schools

This widely respected programme is for those schools willing to lead the mental health agenda across their school / college by contributing to the national debate on this important topic.

Course Overview

Attendance

Part Time
Duration

x3 90 minute online workshops spread over 3 months with gap and achievement tasks
Dates

TBC
Venue

Online
Cost

£175 per delegate please email for group discounts

Delegates will explore what effective whole school mental health policy looks like and the steps needed to ensure effective implementation and review. Delegates will apply key mental health Department for Education (England) policy within their school, understand the role of the Designated Senior Lead for Mental health, evaluate current practice and use this to create a highly targeted mental health development plan.

On completion of the programme delegates will have grown their capacity and confidence for leading whole school mental health strategies. Delegates will have also developed a deeper understanding of the latest thinking on effective mental health practice and improved their ability to identify children at risk of poor mental health and the implementation of effective supportive strategies. Delegates will be able to identify and implement improvement strategies and form a professional network of peers who are leading mental health in their schools.

The programme is split into three units:

Unit 1: The Whole School Approach to Mental Health: strategy and practice
Unit 2. Working effectively: The Designated Senior Lead for Mental Health, governance and key Colleagues
Unit 3: Leading and embedding change that improves mental health

Format: Online delivery - Three units, launched a month apart with live sessions, pre-recorded video links, resources, moderated development record with individual feedback and certification.

Visit the Carnegie Centre of Excellence for Mental Health