We were delighted when pioneering iSpace Wellbeing school, Copthorne Prep allowed us a sneak peek behind the scenes at their iSpace lessons. This week, the class had been visiting the planet of “Relationships” and learning all about kindness and gratitude. Kindness is defined as: “the quality of
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Wellbeing at Dulwich Prep Cranbrook We’re celebrating, because pioneering iSpace Wellbeing school, Dulwich Prep Cranbrook have been given a wonderful review by popular Mums blog, Muddy Stiletto’s Kent! You can read the whole review right here, but of course we were interested in what they had to
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When I was at school, no one taught us about mental health. I spent my school days in the east coast of Ireland, growing up by the sea. It sounds idyllic and in many ways it was, but as with all childhoods, there were challenges to be
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I can’t, I will never be able to, I’m no good are the words every parent dreads to hear from their child. Why? Because to them it is a worrying sign that their child is missing a very important quality, a quality that can lead to achievement,
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This article was originally features in Schools Week. Read the full article here…. The start of compulsory relationships and sex education is a perfect opportunity to model supportive practices in these uncertain times, writes Paula Talman, founder of iSpace Wellbeing, the mental health and wellbeing curriculum for
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This article was originally featured in The Educator. Read the full article here…. A new Mental Health and Wellbeing Curriculum, which has been successfully trialled in 11 schools in London and the South East, has been launched nationwide to help schools meet Government requirements for mental health,
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We are all on a personal journey and each is full of challenges bringing with it many ups and downs.
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For many children, the return to school will be a happy and welcomed experience. It will mean a new beginning and a long-awaited reconnection with school, friends and teachers.
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So many times, we tell our children to be kind, ‘be kind to your brother, your sister, your friend’ and often it can appear to fall on deaf ears. Never before, have we seen the importance of kindness on such a national and global scale as we have done in the last few months.
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