Upcoming events
Understanding the current landscape for boys and young men with Amy Forbes-Robertson and Ben Hurst - Wednesday 18th December, 6:30pm GMT
It Happens Education and Beyond Equality are organisations working on the ground in schools, listening to young people trying to navigate the ‘equality’ terrain in the context of healthy relationships, balanced power dynamics and complex consent. They recognise that these discussions and young people’s experiences are varied, with gender often an important influence, and with boys often needing help to relate to these discussions. This session will include top tips and insightful thoughts on supporting our boys to be brilliant, in the current complicated climate they find themselves in.
International: Helping your child develop a positive self-image with Alicia Drummond - Wednesday 18th December, 10am GMT
In this webinar, we explore the impact stories have on our relationships, our self-esteem, and our attitudes. We look at how our personal scripts and internal dialogues impact our mental health and wellbeing, and what we can do to change a negative script.
The relationship between social media, health ‘influencers’ and body image with Natasha Devon MBE, Author, Presenter and Activist, Tuesday 14th January, 6:30pm (GMT)
Children and young people today have some of the highest rates of anxiety around body image we’ve seen for decades. There are many reasons for this, including social media. In this session, Natasha Devon MBE will outline what parents can do to help their children have a healthy relationship with their bodies. She will address the link between mental and physical health, the role of so-called ‘health influencers’ online and the growing issue of muscle-building obsession in boys.
Virtual tour of The Wellbeing Hub for International Schools, Thursday 16th January, 9:00am (GMT)
Learn about this trusted source of support for your whole school community and receive a two-week free trial.
During the session, Charley Bennett (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+), which 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 also have the opportunity to hear from a member school about their use of The Wellbeing Hub and the benefits for their whole school community.
Virtual tour of The Wellbeing Hub for UK schools
Learn about this trusted source of support for your whole school community and receive a 2-week free trial.
Join us for an insightful session where you’ll explore The Wellbeing Hub, a trusted online resource designed to support your entire school community. Discover its live and interactive features, including dedicated hubs for staff, parents, and pupils aged 10+, 13+, and 16+. With over 170,000 students benefiting across 300 schools, including renowned institutions like Alleyn’s, Uppingham, and Cheltenham Ladies’ College, the impact speaks volumes. Hear from one of our member schools as they demonstrate how they integrate and benefit from The Wellbeing Hub.
Healthy masculinity and relationships with Fredi Beard, Director of Operations at Voicebox, an organisation tackling unhealthy masculinity, Wednesday 12th February, 6:30pm (GMT)
This session will focus on healthy masculinity and relationships. We will start by examining what masculinity is and what is meant by unhealthy masculinity. We will then discuss how unhealthy masculinity impacts healthy friendships and relationships and how we can support young people to adopt and promote healthy masculinity in their relationships.
Be curious not judgmental: teens and drugs, what to know, when to worry and what to say with Prof. Adam Winstock, Director of Staying Safer, Tuesday 18th March, 6:30 pm (GMT)
Most young people won’t ever take drugs and most of those that do won’t ever experience significant harm. However, the overlap between mental health disorders and drug use is huge with practical consequences for the person, their family, and treatment access. This webinar will cover the most commonly used drugs, their pleasures and risks, links to common mental health conditions and help you recognise when they might be causing problems. Most of all I hope the webinar will help you be curious not judgemental.
Adolescent issues for autistic teenagers with Prof. Tony Attwood, International best-selling Author and Clinical Psychologist specialising in Autism Spectrum Disorders, Wednesday 2nd April, 9:30 am (BST)
Adolescence is a time of enormous change, and change can be particularly challenging for autistic teenagers. There is so much for them to navigate including their changing bodies, personal hygiene, the re-wiring of their brains, intense emotions, seeking self-identity, autonomy, changes in friendships, and the development of romantic relationships. This webinar will provide an overview of the difficulties adolescents with autism experience, and best practices for supporting them through their transition into adulthood. This webinar is based on extensive clinical and family experience and relevant research literature.
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