Anlaby Primary School
Wellbeing and Pastoral Support at Anlaby Primary
Here at Anlaby, the emotional development of our pupils is just as important as academic success. We recognise that many children will have experiences in life that can impact their mental health and wellbeing and ultimately, their achievement and progress at school.
We want all of our children to build resilience and flourish, regardless of any set-backs they may face, and we take steps to adapt to the needs of the child in order for them to feel happy, valued, safe and listened to.
Our designated nurture area, The Rainbow Room, is a calm and welcoming space where children can take time out if they’re struggling to cope with a problem. Children can visit during breaks or ask to see Ms. Taylor-Wood (Safeguarding and Pastoral Lead) at any time and can get help with a variety of concerns, including when they feel less confident in the playground.
We have the benefit of 3 trained ELSAs (Emotional Literacy Support Assistants) at Anlaby Primary, who are there to listen and give advice so that pupils can overcome obstacles and make sense of their feelings. This may be through informal chats or more structured sessions, covering a variety of concerns such as anxiety, anger management and bereavement or improving social skills.
In addition, staff have received a range of training which includes an understanding of Autism and also Attachment Disorder awareness. Key staff members learn specific strategies that prevent or reduce behaviours often displayed by children who have experienced trauma at an early age or have other additional needs. We can, of course, offer advice and sign-post to more targeted services outside of school, for any worries you may have, if required.
If you would like to discuss any concerns over your child’s emotional welfare, please contact their class teacher or Ms. Taylor-Wood, who will be happy to help. Referrals for ELSA support can be made by parents, teachers or the children themselves. For more information about ELSA support please click here
For further information and advice on supporting your child with their well-being click on the link below for 10 top tips.
For information and advice on supporting you own well-being as a parent click on the link below for 10 top tips.
Supporting Your Child's Mental Health
Please have a look at our Rainbow Challenges and maybe try them out with your children.
Each one has tips and activities that can help support positive mental health!
Additional Resources
As part of our School Professional Development for staff we use a range of resources and training from SSS Learning. The service also provides advice and support to parents with issues such as;
- Tackling Sleep Problems in Children and Teens,
- Supporting Your Child Through School Anxiety,
- Improving School Attendance,
- Child Mental Health & Wellbeing,
- Parental Mental Health & Wellbeing.
To access the resources, please click the SSS logo for the link.
Anlaby Primary School
Wellbeing and Pastoral Support at Anlaby Primary
Here at Anlaby, the emotional development of our pupils is just as important as academic success. We recognise that many children will have experiences in life that can impact their mental health and wellbeing and ultimately, their achievement and progress at school.
We want all of our children to build resilience and flourish, regardless of any set-backs they may face, and we take steps to adapt to the needs of the child in order for them to feel happy, valued, safe and listened to.
Our designated nurture area, The Rainbow Room, is a calm and welcoming space where children can take time out if they’re struggling to cope with a problem. Children can visit during breaks or ask to see Ms. Taylor-Wood (Safeguarding and Pastoral Lead) at any time and can get help with a variety of concerns, including when they feel less confident in the playground.
We have the benefit of 3 trained ELSAs (Emotional Literacy Support Assistants) at Anlaby Primary, who are there to listen and give advice so that pupils can overcome obstacles and make sense of their feelings. This may be through informal chats or more structured sessions, covering a variety of concerns such as anxiety, anger management and bereavement or improving social skills.
In addition, staff have received a range of training which includes an understanding of Autism and also Attachment Disorder awareness. Key staff members learn specific strategies that prevent or reduce behaviours often displayed by children who have experienced trauma at an early age or have other additional needs. We can, of course, offer advice and sign-post to more targeted services outside of school, for any worries you may have, if required.
If you would like to discuss any concerns over your child’s emotional welfare, please contact their class teacher or Ms. Taylor-Wood, who will be happy to help. Referrals for ELSA support can be made by parents, teachers or the children themselves. For more information about ELSA support please click here
For further information and advice on supporting your child with their well-being click on the link below for 10 top tips.
For information and advice on supporting you own well-being as a parent click on the link below for 10 top tips.
Supporting Your Child's Mental Health
Please have a look at our Rainbow Challenges and maybe try them out with your children.
Each one has tips and activities that can help support positive mental health!
Additional Resources
As part of our School Professional Development for staff we use a range of resources and training from SSS Learning. The service also provides advice and support to parents with issues such as;
- Tackling Sleep Problems in Children and Teens,
- Supporting Your Child Through School Anxiety,
- Improving School Attendance,
- Child Mental Health & Wellbeing,
- Parental Mental Health & Wellbeing.
To access the resources, please click the SSS logo for the link.
Anlaby Primary School
Wellbeing and Pastoral Support at Anlaby Primary
Here at Anlaby, the emotional development of our pupils is just as important as academic success. We recognise that many children will have experiences in life that can impact their mental health and wellbeing and ultimately, their achievement and progress at school.
We want all of our children to build resilience and flourish, regardless of any set-backs they may face, and we take steps to adapt to the needs of the child in order for them to feel happy, valued, safe and listened to.
Our designated nurture area, The Rainbow Room, is a calm and welcoming space where children can take time out if they’re struggling to cope with a problem. Children can visit during breaks or ask to see Ms. Taylor-Wood (Safeguarding and Pastoral Lead) at any time and can get help with a variety of concerns, including when they feel less confident in the playground.
We have the benefit of 3 trained ELSAs (Emotional Literacy Support Assistants) at Anlaby Primary, who are there to listen and give advice so that pupils can overcome obstacles and make sense of their feelings. This may be through informal chats or more structured sessions, covering a variety of concerns such as anxiety, anger management and bereavement or improving social skills.
In addition, staff have received a range of training which includes an understanding of Autism and also Attachment Disorder awareness. Key staff members learn specific strategies that prevent or reduce behaviours often displayed by children who have experienced trauma at an early age or have other additional needs. We can, of course, offer advice and sign-post to more targeted services outside of school, for any worries you may have, if required.
If you would like to discuss any concerns over your child’s emotional welfare, please contact their class teacher or Ms. Taylor-Wood, who will be happy to help. Referrals for ELSA support can be made by parents, teachers or the children themselves. For more information about ELSA support please click here
For further information and advice on supporting your child with their well-being click on the link below for 10 top tips.
For information and advice on supporting you own well-being as a parent click on the link below for 10 top tips.
Supporting Your Child's Mental Health
Please have a look at our Rainbow Challenges and maybe try them out with your children.
Each one has tips and activities that can help support positive mental health!
Additional Resources
As part of our School Professional Development for staff we use a range of resources and training from SSS Learning. The service also provides advice and support to parents with issues such as;
- Tackling Sleep Problems in Children and Teens,
- Supporting Your Child Through School Anxiety,
- Improving School Attendance,
- Child Mental Health & Wellbeing,
- Parental Mental Health & Wellbeing.
To access the resources, please click the SSS logo for the link.