
Drugs and Alcohol Education
Drugs and alcohol education is fundamental for children and young people to grow up healthy and safe. Effective alcohol and drug education builds pupil resilience and life skills around alcohol and dr...
Read moreManchester Healthy Schools Team has been working in partnership with Manchester schools for over twenty years - tackling health inequalities and improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people. In November 2016, the team merged with the School Nursing service to create the School Health Service; closely aligning the work of both teams to the Healthy Child Programme.
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Drugs and alcohol education is fundamental for children and young people to grow up healthy and safe. Effective alcohol and drug education builds pupil resilience and life skills around alcohol and dr...
Read moreManchester Healthy Schools are committed to improving the social and emotional health of children and young people across the city. We support schools to promote equality and diversity, tolerance and...
Read moreThe Healthy Lifestyles theme aims to promote and develop healthy lifestyle choices in the school age population, preventing and reducing the number of children with excess weight across Manchester, an...
Read moreMore than 1 in 10 children and young people now suffer from a common mental health problem (YoungMinds, 2017). Manchester Healthy Schools is committed to supporting schools to develop early interventi...
Read moreManchester Healthy Schools is committed to ensuring good-quality, age-appropriate RSE is available to all children and young people across the city.
Read moreThis includes all aspects of Personal, Social, Health and Economic education and is suppored through our universal offer.
Read moreUnintentional injury is one of the leading causes of death in children in the UK. All areas of unintentional injury are covered including road safety, water safety and home safety.
Read moreSince the launch of the Wellbeing For Education Return project in September, the Programme Lead, Emma Pilling, has been extremely happy with the project's progression and development.
Read moreWe have launched our first batch of virtual Behind the Behaviour training courses and you can book places now...
Read moreWe are delighted to announce the launch of the Mental and Emotional Health IMatter resources. Not only will these resources play a vital role in supporting your PSHE curriculum this year they will also help to support the mental health recovery of pupils following the Covid-19 pandemic
Read moreAs schools start to welcome back their pupils and look to rebuild and recover from the challenges of the last 6 months this article outlines key resources and support available to support the return to school. Resources include the brand new 'Anna Freud Moving up!' animation and resources, the 'Young Minds Find your feet' transition resources, the Mentally Healthy Schools mental health recovery tool kits and the resources from Manchester Healthy Schools.
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