The Wellbeing Hub enables us to support parents and therefore work in partnership, to identify potential concerns and react quickly to promote positive mental health in each pupil, both at School and at home.
We are also excited to be able to offer this package to a local maintained School to develop further, our existing relationships with local Schools and have a positive impact on the wider Sherborne community.
A Sheffield
Deputy Head (Pastoral), Sherborne School
What a fantastic webinar. Thank you so much for making this happen. Both useful for me as a parent and for my work specialising in teenage anxiety. I’ve taken many notes, so much food for thought!
Staff at WildHearts Foundation Ltd
Thanks for organising Alicia’s talk, I did a half-day workshop with her two years ago at Worth and she really is excellent. There’s a lot to unpack from her talk, and stuff I’d like to revisit with my tutors once we get the rush of these first few weeks out of the way.
Housemaster at Charter House School
Hopefully we can get Alicia to speak again – really stimulating.
Housemaster at Charter House School
That was great, so useful and really thought provoking. Please can we have her in again!
Assistant DSL and Teacher of MFL at Charter House School
I did three of the modules over the summer and thought they were great. Our staff and especially our parents will find them really helpful, what a super resource.
Shona Colaco
Head of Knightsbridge School
Without exception, the parents thoroughly enjoyed the workshop. The feedback I received from all participants was excellent. The day was informative, challenging and reassuring. It is certainly something that Elizabeth College will run again. Alicia combines friendliness with professionalism in the perfect balance. I would have no hesitation about recommending her to colleagues at other schools.
Jonathan Shaw
Vice-Principal (Pastoral), Elizabeth College, Guernsey
We have been using Alicia Drummond’s Teen Tips talks as an addition to parents’ evenings at school. As teachers, we are often asked for advice by parents about managing some aspects of their children’s lives and we have been seeking a way in which we could join forces better with parents to work as a team. One of the real strengths of these talks is that they are up to date: they talk about the world in which our children are living and the future towards which they are moving. I cannot recommend these resources highly enough. Parents have been delighted to have a guide in dealing with issues they face.
Dr Jane Byrne
Deputy Head, King's School Chester
Many thanks indeed for delivering the Inset training last week. The focus on spotting mental health issues was a fascinating insight and feedback from staff has been overwhelmingly positive. The session was not only informative but also useful in offering staff tips on how to spot when pupils are struggling with mental health issues so that we can act as soon as possible.
Alex Tate
Deputy Head, St John's Leatherhead
Anyone who can engage a roomful of tired teachers last thing on a Friday afternoon and have them staying behind afterwards to chat of their own free will is doing something terribly important... and doing it very right
Philip Stapleton
Headmaster, West Buckland School
Extremely useful, better than any session I attended during the two year BSA course. Relevant, informative and it will make an immediate difference to my practice
B Edwards
Teacher, Oakham School
I enjoyed doing the course as it was easily accessible. Each module was well explained with interesting examples. I only wish this course had been available when I had done my teaching practise and firmly believe every trainee teacher should do it.
Deborah Lovill
Specialist Teacher, Pre-Prep LED Co-ordinator
