Events

Learn about this trusted source of support for your whole school community and receive a 2-week free trial. During the session, Charley Bennett (Senior Account Manager) will showcase The Wellbeing Hub, a live and interactive web app, with a Staff Hub, Parents’ Hub and three Pupil Hubs (16+, 13+ and 10+). The platform is currently impacting more than 170,000 pupils in over 300 schools across the globe, including Harrow School Hong Kong, Wellington College, King’s Canterbury, Dubai College, Shrewsbury School and more. See a full list here.

You will gain insight into the support and advice through expert-led podcasts, online courses, webinars, live Q&As, Q&A libraries, careers advice, teaching resources, pupil voice and specialist support. We provide real-life tools to support the continuing professional development of educators, constantly creating and adapting to meet the needs of families in an ever-changing world.

You will also have the opportunity to hear from a member school about their experience using The Wellbeing Hub and the benefits for their whole school community. 

We hear time and time again from schools that managing difficult conversations can be challenging for staff, often leading to stress and low self-esteem. We understand how important it is to feel confident and supported in these moments. That’s why we’re offering this free webinar for all school staff—to provide practical tools and techniques to help you navigate these conversations with clarity and confidence.

This session is open to everyone working in schools—please feel free to share with colleagues.

A virtual tour of The Wellbeing Hub platform with one of our account managers. Learn about this trusted source of support for your whole school community and receive a 2-week free trial.

This webinar will highlight the importance of understanding challenging behaviour when it comes to supporting children and young people with ASD and ADHD. Clare will define how challenging behaviour presents in ASD and ADHD and outline potential triggers and root causes. Finally, we will look at effective strategies for managing challenging behaviours, including positive reinforcement, what to do in moments of crisis, emotional regulation skills, and collaborative techniques to try with your child.

This webinar is free for all members of The Wellbeing Hub and available for non-Wellbeing Hub members at £9.75. A recording will be emailed to all participants the following day and will be accessible for one month.

Self-harm is an issue that is impacting more and more young people, whether it is them who is self-harming, or supporting a friend/loved one. This webinar aims to improve understanding of self-harm behaviours to in turn help improve responses. Satveer will provide tips on communicating with your young person in relation to their mental health, looking at language use – what to say and what not to say. She will also outline the potential signs and indicators of self-harm, what the triggers might be, the function of self-harm behaviours, and how to broach suspected self-harm. The session is suitable for all, irrespective as to whether they have experienced self-harm or not.

This webinar is free for all members of The Wellbeing Hub and available for non-Wellbeing Hub members at £9.75. A recording will be emailed to all participants the following day and will be accessible for one month.

We all know that children are growing up in a world where technology is seamlessly integrated into their daily lives. From social media to online gaming and AI-powered learning tools, the digital space offers both opportunities and challenges for young minds. This webinar aims to teach you how to build a digitally healthy family culture, how to empower young people online and will provide you with practical strategies to help your child/young person navigate the digital world with confidence, resilience, and responsibility.

This webinar is free for all members of The Wellbeing Hub and available for non-Wellbeing Hub members at £9.75. A recording will be emailed to all participants the following day and will be accessible for one month.